First US Bank Opens a New Banking Center on Highway 98 in Daphne
First US Bank has opened a new banking center at 28664 Highway 98 in Daphne, led by Banking Center Manager Liz Shearer and Market Executive Rob Downing.
Cock of the Walk Restaurant Coming to Semmes
Cock of the Walk is coming to Semmes, with site work set to begin on Schillinger Road, Mayor Brandon Van Hook announced.
Gulf Shores Weighs Tax Rebates to Draw Restaurants and Boutique Hotels Into Its Walking Districts
After years of investing in parking, sidewalks and drainage near the beachfront, Gulf Shores is considering programs that would rebate up to half of new city taxes to developers who…
Work Begins on Bay Minette Mega-Site Enhancements
BAY MINETTE, Ala. — Heavy machinery is already moving earth at the entrance to Baldwin County’s 3,000-acre mega-site, as work begins on millions of dollars in improvements aimed at making…
Midtown Mobile Residents Push Back on Car Wash and Float Barn Rezoning Ahead of Planning Commission Vote
Residents in two midtown Mobile neighborhoods are opposing rezoning requests for a car wash near Sage Avenue and Dauphin Street and a Mardi Gras float barn near Old Dauphin Way,…
Daphne Planning Commission Approves New Dunkin’ Donuts, VW-Kia Dealership
Daphne planners approved a second Dunkin' Donuts location and a new Volkswagen-Kia dealership as commercial growth continues along Alabama 181.
Mobile County School Board Weighs Property Sales for Two Former School Sites
Mobile County school officials considered a $500,000 offer for the old Crichton Elementary site and a prior sale of the former Augusta Evans campus.
Baldwin County Commission Approves Belforest Rezoning Over Neighbors’ Objections
Baldwin County commissioners approved a rezoning near Route 181 for a lawnmower sales and storage business, despite objections from Rebel Road residents.
Baldwin County Approves Rebel Road Rezoning Despite Neighbor Objections
Baldwin County commissioners approved a rezoning near Daphne's Rebel Road for a lawnmower business, overriding residents' concerns about traffic.
Mobile City Council Weighs Charging Developers for Public Right-of-Way
Mobile officials are reconsidering decades of giving away city right-of-way land, prompted by two Airport Boulevard development requests.