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Coverage of downtown revitalization from South Alabama News, the local news source for Mobile, Baldwin and the surrounding counties of the Alabama Gulf Coast.

Baldwin County A small-city downtown street lined with storefronts

West Orange Avenue Streetscape Leads a Sprawling Foley Council Agenda

admin, July 6, 2026July 14, 2026

Foley leaders take the first step toward redeveloping downtown West Orange Avenue with a $100,000 engineering contract, part of an agenda that also covers a senior center, a $2 million grant application and a retiring K-9.

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Local News Historic brick storefronts along a downtown street with iron balconies

Banks, Condos and a Facelift on Bienville Square: Downtown Mobile’s Spring Ledger

admin, April 28, 2008

A bank taking space in the Athelstan Club, condominiums nearing completion on Dauphin Street and two buildings being restored on Bienville Square marked downtown Mobile’s revival in spring 2008.

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Local News A historic downtown street with traffic signals and storefronts

Royal Street Goes Both Ways Again as Downtown Mobile Undoes Decades of One-Way Traffic

admin, November 16, 2006

Mobile moved in late 2006 to restore two-way traffic on Royal Street and blocks of Dauphin and St. Francis, an $800,000 project tied to the Battle House Hotel and the RSA Tower.

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Local News Historic buildings lining a street in downtown Mobile, Alabama

Rich Pledges to Move Downtown if Elected Mayor of Mobile

admin, April 11, 2005

Mobile mayoral candidate Bess Rich said in April 2005 that she and her husband would sell their west Mobile home of 25 years and move downtown if she won the August election.

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Mobile The downtown Mobile skyline seen from the waterfront

Is Mobile’s Golden Age Right Now? A Realtor Makes the Case for the Present Tense

admin, February 10, 2005

Oyster stands on Government Street, the Lyric Theatre, wartime shipyards running around the clock — all had a claim. But in the third entry of a series on Mobile’s golden age, one Mobilian argues the best chapter is the one being written now.

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