Orange Beach Council Set to Tighten Rules for Golf Cart Rentals, E-Bikes
Orange Beach City Council will vote on new safety rules for golf cart and scooter rentals, plus speed limits and helmet requirements for e-bikes on city trails and paths.
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Orange Beach City Council will vote on new safety rules for golf cart and scooter rentals, plus speed limits and helmet requirements for e-bikes on city trails and paths.
Gulf Shores bartenders will square off October 19 at Zeke's Restaurant in a regional heat of Alabama's "Bartender of the Year" competition, with the winner advancing to a statewide final…
Rough surf forced the postponement of at least three fishing tournaments and a string of charter cancellations in Orange Beach this weekend, cutting into an already short red snapper season.
Rough surf forced the postponement of at least three fishing tournaments and a string of charter cancellations in Orange Beach this weekend, cutting into an already short red snapper season.
The West Marine building on Canal Road in Orange Beach has changed hands for $3.2 million, but the store itself is not going anywhere. The location remains a top performer…
After fire destroyed his popular Dauphin Island barbecue restaurant, the co-owner pledged to rebuild with the community's overwhelming support.
Crow Shields Bailey and McKean & Associates merged their accounting practices, creating a combined firm with offices in Mobile, Daphne and Gulf Shores.
Foley's retail growth along Highway 59 continues with a new Moe's Original BBQ location, part of a wave of openings in the Baldwin County city.
Local groups and Orange Beach officials are pledging thousands in reward money to find whoever shot a dolphin with a hunting arrow.
Orange Beach added $3,000 to a reward fund for information on a dolphin killed by a hunting arrow, lifting the total offered in the case to $23,000.