Spring Hill College Public Safety Gets Nearly $20,000 in Radio Equipment
A public safety foundation tied to a national sandwich chain awarded Spring Hill College nearly $20,000 in communications gear for campus officers.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
A public safety foundation tied to a national sandwich chain awarded Spring Hill College nearly $20,000 in communications gear for campus officers.
A homeless Mobile veteran balances online college classes, a VA benefits dispute, and shelter curfew rules during one revealing day downtown.
Gulf Shores Mayor Robert Craft outlined a plan for a joint high school and Faulkner State campus aimed at easing crowding and traffic on Ala. 59.
Williamson High School seniors in Mobile shared their college plans, favorite classes and advice for freshmen as their final school year got underway.
USA's Mitchell College of Business welcomes a new dean this July, succeeding a leader who guided the school for 25 years.
Spring Hill College named Fred Salancy, a longtime fundraising leader from Florida State University, as its vice president for advancement, bringing 25 years of development experience to the Mobile campus.
The Mobile County School Board voted 3-2 against allowing school security personnel to carry Tasers in 2009 after a public debate over student safety and campus security.
Mobile's Stop the Madness rally brought businesses, churches and community groups together in 2009 to connect teenagers with positive activities, jobs and alternatives to gangs and crime.
Alabama football coach Nick Saban was the featured speaker at Team Focus's 2009 dinner at the University of South Alabama's Mitchell Center in Mobile.
Archived WKRG coverage announced the opening of online applications for free training tied to jobs at the ThyssenKrupp steel mill.