Mobile and Baldwin County News
Coastal Alabama Community College hosted its second annual Women in Welding event in Thomasville, giving 11 women a hands-on introduction to welding fundamentals and sparking interest in the fall 2026…
Coastal Alabama Community College President Gary Branch, who has led the Bay Minette-based school since 1981, announced his retirement this week, citing health concerns after 37 years at the helm.
Four Mobile high school graduates say years in a community center's youth outreach program prepared them for college, the military and careers.
Mobile-area employers say tardiness, absenteeism and weak teamwork, not lack of technical skills, are the leading causes of new-hire turnover.
Bishop State Community College is hosting a free downtown Mobile exhibit spotlighting the artistry behind its technical trade programs this spring.
Mobile Area Education Foundation will use a new $120,000 Lumina grant to expand college and credential access across Mobile County over the next two years.
A new Prichard job-training initiative is pairing local residents with Mobile County employers, aiming to chip away at the city's high unemployment rate.
Airbus officials told regional workforce leaders that recruiting local talent for its new Mobile A320 assembly line has exceeded early expectations.
Work has begun on a $1.3 million Performing Arts Pavilion in downtown Fairhope, a covered outdoor amphitheater on the Faulkner State Community College campus.
State Sen. Trip Pittman faced independent challenger Kimberly McCuiston in Baldwin County's Senate District 32 race in the 2014 general election.