Thomasville and Daphne Theater Kids Team Up for Week-Long TikTok Fundraiser
Thomasville teen Sawyer Knight is leading a week-long TikTok fundraiser pairing theater kids from Thomasville and Daphne to benefit two Alabama performing arts programs.
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Thomasville teen Sawyer Knight is leading a week-long TikTok fundraiser pairing theater kids from Thomasville and Daphne to benefit two Alabama performing arts programs.
Republican Jerry Carl declined a debate request from Democratic nominee Clyde Jones Jr. ahead of Alabama's 1st Congressional District general election, prompting a public exchange between the two campaigns.
Innovate Alabama honored 10 Baldwin and Mobile County organizations at a Mobile ceremony recognizing regional innovation and economic development work.
Around 50 Purple Heart recipients gathered in Daphne for a Purple Heart Day ceremony that also honored a Korean War soldier laid to rest after 75 years.
Former boxing champion and domestic violence survivor Christy Martin will headline the Baldwin County Drug Court Foundation's annual fundraiser on Oct. 15 at the Daphne Civic Center.
The Mobile Metropolitan Planning Organization approved key funding revisions for the Mobile River bridge Wednesday, pushing the total project cost past $3.5 billion.
The city of Daphne has opened its new County Road 13 and Milton Jones Road roundabout to through traffic, with a western connector to Friendship Road expected to open within…
Alabama softball pitcher Vic Moten, a two-time Alabama Gatorade Player of the Year at Daphne High School, returned home to host her first Elite Softball and Leadership Camp for young…
Two Mobile residents were arrested after an armed robbery in the Sam's Club parking lot in Daphne during a firearm sale arranged online; two more suspects remain at large.
Robertsdale head coach Justin Jones is looking to build on a 4-6 turnaround season as the Bears compete as the second-smallest program in the newly restructured Class 6A.