Five South Alabama Athletes Named MVPs at AHSAA All-Star Week
Five Mobile and Baldwin County athletes earned South team MVP honors across baseball, softball, cross country, soccer and volleyball during AHSAA All-Star Week in Montgomery.
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Five Mobile and Baldwin County athletes earned South team MVP honors across baseball, softball, cross country, soccer and volleyball during AHSAA All-Star Week in Montgomery.
Marissa Anderson of Bay Minette and Cooper Long of Fairhope each received a $1,000 Alfa Foundation scholarship as part of a statewide award to 100 Alabama students.
The Baldwin County Solid Waste Disposal Authority has opened its largest Center for Hard-to-Recycle Materials yet in Orange Beach, joining sites in Fairhope and Summerdale.
Construction has started on the new $6.5 million Cedar Point Boat Launch near Coden, a year-long GOMESA-funded project to improve boating access and oyster industry safety. Baldwin County also sees…
The University of South Alabama's next USA by the Bay Speaker Series event, set for Aug. 13 in Fairhope, will examine Baldwin County's rapid growth and the future of real…
Fairhope rising senior Olivia Leathers is one of 14 Mobile and Baldwin County players selected for the Alabama North-South Girls Soccer All-Star Game in Montgomery.
Daphne and Fairhope city councils spent late November wrestling with very different fiscal pictures as they worked toward adopting their 2006 budgets, with Daphne stalling on a vote despite a…
A new signal at State Route 104 and St. Michael Way is running in flash mode through July 21 as ALDOT and Baldwin County work to ease school-zone congestion.
Fairhope City Clerk Lisa Hanks has been honored as Alabama's 2026 Clerk of the Year by the Alabama Association of Municipal Clerks and Administrators for her leadership and mentorship within…
The 2026 Watershed Award winners include a stranding network scientist, a Fairhope park ranger, a freelance journalist, marine researchers and a longtime river monitor, all honored for protecting Mobile Bay.