Mobile and Baldwin County News
Mobile Councilwoman Samantha Ingram used her District 2 meeting to detail a $1.4 million infrastructure push, a November road funding referendum, and the latest timeline for the Africatown Welcome Center.
A Wednesday evening forum at Prichard City Hall focused on educating residents about options for regulating a proposed data center, as the city council continued weighing a permit moratorium.
District 5 Councilman Roy Smith II is inviting Prichard residents to a Wednesday afternoon video screening from his tour of an existing data center, as the city weighs a proposed…
Mobile Baykeeper presented its Baldwin County smart growth recommendations at a Fairhope meeting this week, pressing for tighter rules on solar farms and data centers as the county's rapid growth…
Residents pressed Mobile County commissioners to block Beacon Data Centers' multi-billion-dollar Calvert Infrastructure Hub. Commissioners said the county has no legal authority to stop it.
The first public open house for the Gulf Shores Plan invites residents to review maps and data, flag priorities, and help set the vision that will guide the city's growth…
University of South Alabama researchers will present new flow and water quality modeling for Little Lagoon at the preservation society's quarterly public meeting July 16 in Gulf Shores.
The Greater Escambia Council for the Arts opens its summer murder mystery in downtown Atmore, with performances across two weekends, twelve-dollar tickets, and a train car full of suspects.
Grove Hill will again enforce a long-dormant ordinance barring through-truck traffic on city streets, while the council pursues nearly $900,000 in grants for street resurfacing and replacement of aging lead…
Thomasville High graduate Chloe Drinkard has spent nearly two decades with the Thomasville Arts Council, and she now argues that community theater is essential infrastructure for a rural town, not…