Bayside Academy Seniors Reflect on Final First Day in Daphne
Bayside Academy's Class of 2015 kicked off senior year in Daphne, sharing what they'll cherish most and advice for incoming freshmen.
Mobile-Area Scout Troops Look for New Donors After Losing United Way Support
Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts councils serving Mobile, Washington and Clarke counties say United Way dollars no longer reach their programs.
Bond Set at $250,000 for Mobile County Constable in Spanish Fort Shooting
A Semmes constable accused of fatally shooting a man in a Spanish Fort parking lot had his bond set at $250,000 during a Monday hearing.
Spanish Fort Settles Five-Year Bluff Erosion Lawsuit, Will Buy Threatened Homes
Spanish Fort resolved a long-running lawsuit over an eroding Mobile Bay bluff by agreeing to buy two threatened homes and fund repairs.
Foosackly’s Opens Its Biggest Location Yet on Dauphin Street
Homegrown chicken finger chain Foosackly's opened its largest restaurant to date on Dauphin Street in midtown Mobile.
Spanish Fort Reaches $2.5 Million Settlement Over Eroding Mobile Bay Bluff
Spanish Fort settled a five-year lawsuit by agreeing to buy two homes threatened by an eroding Mobile Bay bluff, a deal costing over $2.5 million.
Fairhope’s Magnolia Beach Gets Makeover With 3,000 Tons of New Sand
Fairhope trucked in roughly 3,000 tons of sand to repair severe erosion at Magnolia Beach on Mobile Bay, restoring a popular bayfront stretch.
Four Alabama Bands Bring Clashing Sounds Together for ‘Alabama Mix-Up’ Show at Alchemy Tavern
Four Alabama bands spanning horror punk, indie rock, traditional punk and shoegaze-inflected noise rock share the stage at Alchemy Tavern for a show billed as the "Alabama Mix-Up."
Daphne Weighs Ban on E-Cigarettes in Some City Buildings After Complaints
After complaints about vaping at the civic center, Daphne's ordinance committee began reviewing changes that could bar e-cigarettes from some indoor city facilities in the summer of 2014.
Study Finds Mobile Bay Seawalls Harm Habitat and Raise Long-Term Costs
Researchers at the University of South Alabama found that the vertical seawalls lining much of Mobile Bay's residential shoreline harm natural habitat and cost more to maintain than marsh.