New Aldi Grocery Store Set to Open on Airport Boulevard in Mobile
Aldi will open its third Mobile-area store on Airport Boulevard on Sept. 21, continuing a wave of growth tied to the discount grocer's new Loxley distribution center.
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Aldi will open its third Mobile-area store on Airport Boulevard on Sept. 21, continuing a wave of growth tied to the discount grocer's new Loxley distribution center.
A new ALDI store on Airport Boulevard in Mobile is set to open Sept. 21, the third ALDI location to open in Mobile County this year as the discount grocer…
The 76th Alabama State Boys Junior Championship is underway at Lakewood Golf Club in Point Clear, while Matt Ritchie survived a Sunday storm to win the inaugural Woody Woodall Invitational…
A $129 million Navy Surface Ship Support Barge disposal project has arrived at the Port of Mobile, part of a broader wave of shipbuilding and industrial growth across the region.
Gov. Kay Ivey and local officials broke ground on a $100 million ALDI distribution center in Loxley that will support up to 35 new Gulf Coast grocery stores and create…
A proposed $45 million Amazon distribution facility in Spanish Fort Town Center is the latest sign of a logistics investment boom reshaping Baldwin County's economy, following major projects from Walmart,…
The Mobile County Communications District board voted 6-1 to suspend 911 director Charlie McNichol for 90 days without pay after his DUI arrest in Daphne, also revoking his county vehicle…
State corrections officials confirmed 94 inmates at the Loxley Work Release Center tested positive for COVID-19 in a single round of results, the largest total among four Alabama facilities tested…
ALDI plans to build a $100 million regional headquarters and distribution center on 148 acres in Loxley, a project expected to create about 200 jobs and support new store openings…
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