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Illustration for the news story: As Omicron Strains Staffing, Mobile Prepares for Its Biggest Mardi Gras in Years

Mobile

As Omicron Strains Staffing, Mobile Prepares for Its Biggest Mardi Gras in Years

Mobile geared up for its first pandemic-era Mardi Gras as omicron drove shortages — but Visit Mobile still expected one of the biggest crowds…

Jan 19, 2022

Illustration for the news story: Archdiocese of Mobile Lifts Mask Requirement at Catholic Schools, Then Reinstates It as Omicron Surges

Education

Archdiocese of Mobile Lifts Mask Requirement at Catholic Schools, Then Reinstates It as Omicron Surges

Nov 5, 2021 Mobile

Illustration for the news story: Bayou La Batre Requiring Masks for Entry to City Hall as COVID Hospitalizations Climb

Public Health

Bayou La Batre Requiring Masks for Entry to City Hall as COVID Hospitalizations Climb

Aug 2, 2021 Bayou La Batre

Illustration for the news story: Mobile Senior Centers Reopen at Limited Capacity With New Health Protocols

Mobile

Mobile Senior Centers Reopen at Limited Capacity With New Health Protocols

Apr 15, 2021

Illustration for the news story: Mobile County COVID-19 Cases Jump Back Into Triple Digits; No New Deaths

Mobile

Mobile County COVID-19 Cases Jump Back Into Triple Digits; No New Deaths

Jul 8, 2020