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Sirens of the Sea Mark 25 Years With Patriotic Gala Honoring First Responders Seven Crowned as 10th Miss Shrimp Festival Pageant Draws 90 Contestants and 8,000 Charity Items Matchbox Twenty Brings 30th Anniversary Tour to The Wharf in Orange Beach Aug. 5, 2027 Week 9 High School Football: No. 1 Williamson and No. 3 Vigor Collide Thursday at Ladd-Peebles More Than 200 Songwriters Head to the Gulf Coast for 42nd Frank Brown Festival Nov. 5-15 Brooms Up, Downtown: Foley Witches Ride Returns Oct. 24 With After-Party at Heritage Park Isaias Wipes Out Faith Academy Boardwalk Challenge as Alabama Cross Country Teams Juggle Rescheduled Meets Jessie McCovery, Theodore and Auburn Tight End, Remembered as ‘Big Brother’ by Willie Anderson and Teammates

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John Butler

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Illustration for the news story: From a Morehouse Busboy to a Caddy Master at Spring Hill: More First Jobs

Mobile

From a Morehouse Busboy to a Caddy Master at Spring Hill: More First Jobs

A legislator who bussed tables on the Atlanta graveyard shift, a minister who ran the caddy shack at Spring Hill College and a judge…

Jul 29, 2007 Spring Hill

Illustration for the news story: The Longest-Serving Referee: 24 Years at Mobile County Juvenile Court

Mobile

The Longest-Serving Referee: 24 Years at Mobile County Juvenile Court

Feb 13, 2007

Illustration for the news story: Jeff Glidewell Sought the Juvenile Judgeship Again, This Time as a Republican

University of South Alabama

Jeff Glidewell Sought the Juvenile Judgeship Again, This Time as a Republican

Mar 10, 2006 Mobile

Illustration for the news story: Retired Republican Judge Endorses the Democrat in the Race for Juvenile Court

Mobile

Retired Republican Judge Endorses the Democrat in the Race for Juvenile Court

Aug 9, 2004

Illustration for the news story: Mobile Lawyers Weigh In: Bar Association Poll Picks Favorites in Judicial Races

Mobile

Mobile Lawyers Weigh In: Bar Association Poll Picks Favorites in Judicial Races

May 18, 2004