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Local News A symphony orchestra performs on stage in a grand theater

Mobile Symphony Orchestra Kicks Off New Season as Local Arts Scene Rebounds This October

James Bullard, September 29, 2021

The Mobile Symphony Orchestra returns to full strength for its season-opening “Celebrate!” concerts at the Saenger Theatre, while the University of South Alabama’s Glass Arts program holds its second annual pumpkin sale and a Mobile art-and-fashion showcase brings together dozens of local creatives downtown.

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Chickasaw Empty community theater stage with red curtain

Chickasaw Civic Theatre Readies ‘Big Fish’ Musical as Mobile Museum of Art Postpones Jim Crow History Talk

James Bullard, September 8, 2021

Chickasaw Civic Theatre prepares to open its long-delayed production of “Big Fish: A Larger Than Life Musical,” while the Mobile Museum of Art postpones an Art Talk on Mobile’s Jim Crow history tied to its Gordon Parks exhibit.

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Local News A brightly lit Ferris wheel towers over a county fair midway under a clear sky

Greater Gulf State Fair Returns to The Grounds With Local Music Lineup

James Bullard, November 4, 2020

The Greater Gulf State Fair returns to The Grounds in Mobile through Nov. 14 with rides, carnival food and a SunSouth Stage lineup built entirely around local and regional musicians.

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Gulf Shores A beach in Gulf Shores, Alabama, the site of the National Shrimp Festival

2020 National Shrimp Festival in Gulf Shores Canceled Over Pandemic Concerns

James Bullard, July 15, 2020

Organizers have canceled the 2020 National Shrimp Festival in Gulf Shores, citing the impossibility of meeting COVID-19 safety guidelines at the free, ungated event.

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Baldwin County Clusters of ripe and ripening blueberries hang on green bushes at a Gulf Coast area blueberry farm

A guide to social distancing-friendly summer fun on the Gulf Coast

James Bullard, June 24, 2020

With many traditional summer plans on hold, Mobile and Baldwin county residents are turning to art walks, blueberry farms, backyard gardens and other close-to-home outings to make the most of the season while keeping their distance.

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Mobile County A polling place set up for voters

Mobile County Relocates 21 Polling Places Ahead of Elections to Aid COVID-19 Social Distancing

James Bullard, June 8, 2020

The Mobile County Commission approved relocating 21 polling places for upcoming elections, citing the need for larger spaces to allow social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Local News Surgical team performing a procedure in a hospital operating room

Ascension Providence Hospital Resumes Elective Surgeries in Mobile

James Bullard, May 1, 2020

Ascension Providence Hospital in Mobile began a phased resumption of elective surgeries and non-urgent procedures on May 4, adding COVID-19 screening, visitor limits and other safeguards as Alabama eases its restrictions.

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Local News A first responder in uniform on duty

Satsuma First Responder Tests Positive for COVID-19 Antibodies, Negative on Follow-Up Swab

James Bullard, April 30, 2020

A member of Satsuma’s roughly 30-person first responder team tested positive for coronavirus antibodies but negative on a subsequent COVID-19 nasal swab test, Mayor Tom Williams said.

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Baldwin County A parent sits at a kitchen table reviewing bills, reflecting the financial strain many households face despite living in an outwardly prosperous community.

Behind Fairhope’s Postcard Image, Families Quietly Struggle as COVID-19 Deepens the Divide

James Bullard, April 29, 2020

Fairhope is often pictured as a charming, prosperous town, but many working families there were already struggling before COVID-19, and the pandemic has pushed them closer to the edge.

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Mobile A COVID-19 test kit and testing supplies

Mobile Approves $84,350 Purchase of 6,000 COVID-19 Antibody Test Kits

James Bullard, April 21, 2020

The Mobile City Council approved an $84,350 purchase of 6,000 COVID-19 antibody screening kits, sparking questions from council members about FDA approval and how the tests would be used.

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