Korean War Veteran Clarence Bishop Named Fairhope’s Veteran of the Year
Fourth-generation Eastern Shore resident Clarence Bishop was honored as Fairhope's 2014 Veteran of the Year for his military and community service.
Mobile County High School Bands Could Earn More for 2015 Mardi Gras Parades
A new pay schedule before the Mobile County school board would set fixed fees for high school bands marching in Mardi Gras parades.
ASMS Students Turn Campus Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Week
Students at Mobile's Alabama School of Mathematics and Science organized a week-long Pink Project to raise funds for breast cancer research.
Fairhope Bayfront Park to Host Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation Walk
Fairhope's Bayfront Park hosts the Gulf Coast Take Steps walk for Crohn's & Colitis Foundation, raising funds and honoring a local Auburn athlete.
Homecoming Throwback: Murphy, Vigor Wrap Up Seven Weeks of Mobile School History
A seven-week homecoming retrospective wraps up with Murphy High School's decades of yearbook history, from a 1969 canceled parade to a rain-soaked 1981 game.
Homecoming Throwback: Saraland, Satsuma and St. Luke’s Trace Early Traditions
Five Mobile County schools, including Saraland, Satsuma and St. Luke's Episcopal, share decades of homecoming history from yearbooks and alumni memories.
Famous Mobilian You Should Know: Roderick D. MacKenzie, Orphan Who Became a World Traveling Artist
Orphaned in Mobile, artist Roderick D. MacKenzie went on to paint rajahs and tigers in India before dying nearly penniless in his own hometown.
Mobile Mayor, City Councilman to Share Stage at Race Relations Town Hall
Mayor Sandy Stimpson and Councilman Fred Richardson joined a panel for a Veterans Day town hall meeting focused on race relations in the city.
Baldwin County Catholic High School Fund Drive Nears $7.5 Million Mark
A campaign to build a new $9.5 million Catholic high school in Baldwin County has drawn 885 donors and $7.5 million in pledges toward its goal.
Mobile Photo Studio Rebuilds After 2012 Christmas Day Tornado
A longtime Mobile portrait photographer has rebuilt her studio on the same lot destroyed by the 2012 Christmas Day tornado, calling the ordeal a blessing in disguise.