Fairhope Enters National ‘America in Bloom’ Beautification Competition
Fairhope is competing in the 2015 America in Bloom program, hosting national judges who will tour the city's parks, gardens and historic districts.
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Fairhope is competing in the 2015 America in Bloom program, hosting national judges who will tour the city's parks, gardens and historic districts.
Baldwin County officials are considering folding the Eastern Shore's transportation planning organization into a Mobile-based regional commission.
Thomas Hospital has applied to build south Alabama's first free-standing emergency department in Daphne, backed by a unanimous city council endorsement.
After Baldwin County voters rejected a school tax increase, Fairhope's Education Advisory Committee is organizing a public forum to gather input.
A Fairhope crossing guard and Vietnam veteran was honored by city leaders after he pulled a student out of the path of an accelerating vehicle.
A Fairhope developer handed out excerpts of the Communist Manifesto during public comment on Baldwin County's contested school tax referendum.
Baldwin County leaders asked state transportation officials to split the cost of adaptive traffic signals aimed at easing congestion on U.S. 98 and Ala. 181.
A Fairhope homeowner's bid to block a bayside sidewalk and undo a court judgment favoring the city has been denied by a Baldwin County judge, setting up an appeal to…
Baldwin County Education Coalition is holding community summits across the district to explain a $350 million capital plan ahead of a March tax vote.
Baldwin County school officials are set to demolish the former Fairhope Alternative School, old K-1 Center buildings and other aging structures in Fairhope.