Thompson Holdings Names Todd M. Musterait to Its Board
Mobile-based Thompson Holdings has appointed veteran engineering executive Todd M. Musterait, P.E., to its Board of Directors as the employee-owned company plans for growth.
Clarke County Commissioner Moye Named to National Policy Panel
Clarke County Commissioner Tyrone Moye has been appointed to a National Association of Counties policy steering committee focused on economic and workforce development.
New Documentary ‘Cookie Queens’ Puts Spotlight on Local Girl Scouts and Their Cookie-Selling Hustle
A new documentary called Cookie Queens is drawing South Alabama Girl Scouts to theaters, highlighting the skills and friendships behind cookie season.
Spring Hill College Sets Inauguration Dates for New President
Spring Hill College will hold a two-day inauguration celebration this September for new campus president Christopher Puto, a 1964 college alumnus.
Mobile Police Overhaul Promotion System, Elevate Nearly 30 Officers
Mobile police promoted nearly 30 officers under a new merit-based system designed to reduce reliance on college degrees and reward experience.
Bayside Academy in Daphne Names Michael Papa New Headmaster
Bayside Academy in Daphne has named Michael Papa, a former Navy captain and veteran school administrator, as its new headmaster.
Dr. Ben Carson to Headline University of Mobile Leadership Banquet
Retired neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson was announced as the keynote speaker for the University of Mobile's Leadership Banquet at the Outlaw Convention Center.
South Mobile County Stores Pass Underage Alcohol Compliance Check as Task Force Prepares Leadership Change
A Mobile County alcohol compliance sweep found every store checked in south Mobile County refused to sell to underage buyers.
Mobile’s Austin Davis, St. Luke’s Salutatorian, Begins Plebe Summer at the Naval Academy
Austin Davis of Mobile, salutatorian at St. Luke's Episcopal School, joined the U.S. Naval Academy's Class of 2018 for the grueling seven weeks of Plebe Summer after turning down other…
Should Mobile Pay Its Mayor Like a CEO? A Council Idea Stirs Debate
A Mobile city councilor is expected to propose more than doubling the mayor's salary to $200,000, making the case that the city must pay a market rate to attract executive…