New $157 Million Gulf Shores High School Opens Its Doors
The new $157 million Gulf Shores High School has opened, welcoming about 1,000 students to a 287,000-square-foot campus with advanced labs, arts and athletic facilities.
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The new $157 million Gulf Shores High School has opened, welcoming about 1,000 students to a 287,000-square-foot campus with advanced labs, arts and athletic facilities.
University of South Alabama researchers will present new flow and water quality modeling for Little Lagoon at the preservation society's quarterly public meeting July 16 in Gulf Shores.
The Learning Campus at Gulf State Park is quietly becoming one of the coast’s busiest outdoor classrooms, and its lead educator recently walked the Little Lagoon Preservation Society through everything…
State regulators say a public hearing must be held before Baldwin County Sewer Service can expand its Fort Morgan wastewater plant by 65 percent, after 95 public comments raised alarms…
Little Lagoon Preservation Society hears plans on septic removal, marina limits and water quality goals at its Gulf Shores meeting.