Mobile and Baldwin County News
Mobile businessman David J. Cooper Sr. of The Cooper Group has written a novel, 'Laundry Man,' drawing on a life of stevedoring, Mardi Gras, Ruth's Chris and legendary hospitality.
Residents in two midtown Mobile neighborhoods are opposing rezoning requests for a car wash near Sage Avenue and Dauphin Street and a Mardi Gras float barn near Old Dauphin Way,…
One of Mobile's oldest Mardi Gras societies plans to restore the 1845 Protestant Children's Home downtown into a new meeting lodge called Cotton Hall.
Lundi Gras — the Monday before Mardi Gras — brought a packed schedule of parades and festivities to Mobile and the Eastern Shore on February 11, 2013. From one of…
Mobile’s 2011 Carnival season ran from the first weekend of February through Fat Tuesday, March 8, with more than three dozen parades rolling through downtown — plus a pair of…
A Point Clear lawyer and self-described jackleg historian argues Mobile's golden age belongs to its mystic societies, dating it precisely from the last great New Year's parade in 1881 to…