Gulf Shores Fire Rescue Prepares to Open New Training Facility With Public Ribbon-Cutting
Gulf Shores Fire Rescue celebrates the opening of its new fire training facility with a public ribbon-cutting on Sept. 22, 2026, featuring live demonstrations.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
Gulf Shores Fire Rescue celebrates the opening of its new fire training facility with a public ribbon-cutting on Sept. 22, 2026, featuring live demonstrations.
Gulf Shores leaders could act Monday on closing the Canal Park boat launch, which sits in the middle of six parcels planned for a resort called 24 Canal. Residents, charter…
Gulf Shores Fire Rescue is hosting its annual 9/11 Memorial and Stair Climb, marking the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
Gulf Shores City Council will weigh a coastal management agreement and honor public safety award winners at its Aug. 10 meeting.
A Mobile woman died and several others, including a Fairhope man, were injured when two boats collided on the Intracoastal Waterway near Wolf Bay in Orange Beach on July 18,…
The City of Gulf Shores has named Paul “Mark” Sealy as its new fire chief, with Mayor Robert Craft and the City Council announcing the hire at the council’s August…
A planned wetland burn near Oyster Bay in Gulf Shores drew concerned calls from residents as smoke drifted over nearby subdivisions this weekend.
Winter visitors from the Midwest pump over $30 million into Gulf Shores and Orange Beach each year while also fueling local charity fundraisers.
A Citronelle man is identified as the stranger who performed CPR and saved a 3-year-old girl who nearly drowned at Gulf Shores' Lake Shelby.