Fairhope Sailing Duo Brings Home Gold From Special Olympics World Games
A unified sailing team trained at Fairhope Yacht Club won gold at the 2015 Special Olympics World Games in Los Angeles.
Monroe County Man Killed After Being Thrown From Tractor in Crash
A 71-year-old Franklin man died after his tractor was struck by a pickup truck on a rural Monroe County road north of Monroeville.
Prichard Hosts National Night Out to Build Police-Community Ties
Prichard held its annual National Night Out event at Prichard Stadium, offering food and activities to strengthen police-community ties citywide.
Texas Hills Neighborhood Redevelopment Effort Kicks Off With Community Meeting
Mobile officials are launching a redevelopment planning process for the Texas Hills neighborhood with a community meeting near Oakleigh Garden.
Trinity Episcopal Church’s Steeple Returns Three Years After Tornado Damage
Mobile's historic Trinity Episcopal Church has re-erected its steeple after a $4 million restoration following severe 2012 tornado damage to the sanctuary.
USA Community Plans Vigil for Nursing Student Killed in July 4 Weekend Crash
The University of South Alabama community is holding a candlelight vigil at the Moulton Bell Tower to honor a nursing student who died in a crash.
Fairhope’s Rebuilt Splash Pad Set to Reopen This Month
Fairhope's community splash pad is nearly ready to reopen after a concrete problem forced a rebuild, while a nearby nine-field soccer complex takes shape.
Mobile’s L’Arche Community Celebrates 50 Years at D.C. Jubilee
Members of L'Arche Mobile traveled to Washington, D.C., to mark 50 years of the disability-support community first founded near Paris in 1964.
Missing Baldwin County Teen Found Safe Near Bon Secour
An 18-year-old Baldwin County woman reported missing for more than a week was found safe near Bon Secour, authorities said following a community search.
Mobile Business Owners Rally Community to Send Care Packages to Deployed Troops
A Mobile flooring business launched a Gulf Coast care package drive for deployed troops after their son, a Marine, described the need overseas.