Mobile and Baldwin County News
Mobilians gearing up for the Halloween weekend in 2015 had no shortage of spooky festivities to choose from. Parties, costume contests and live-music events at area businesses brought crowds to…
Crow Shields Bailey and McKean & Associates merged their accounting practices, creating a combined firm with offices in Mobile, Daphne and Gulf Shores.
Daphne is partnering with Daphne High School students to broadcast city council meetings starting in 2016, funded by a new $10,000 equipment budget.
Daphne officials are moving to address Uber's presence on the Eastern Shore, following similar debates already playing out in Mobile and Orange Beach.
A busy Daphne intersection shut down completely as crews entered the final phase of a $1.7 million roundabout project expected to last up to six weeks.
Candidates who backed and opposed Baldwin County's failed school tax proposal are both seeking the governor's appointment to a vacant state school board seat.
Daphne planners approved a second Dunkin' Donuts location and a new Volkswagen-Kia dealership as commercial growth continues along Alabama 181.
Daphne city council picked Volkert to lead a mixed parks and recreation overhaul, though funding and the full project scope remain undecided.
Schoolchildren joined WWII veterans Saturday as Baldwin County dedicated its first Blue Star Memorial Highway marker near Daphne and Fairhope.
A record streak of falling gas prices in early 2015 left Baldwin County drivers with extra cash, boosting local spending and consumer confidence.