Foosackly’s Opens Its Largest Location Yet on Dauphin Street in Mobile
Foosackly's largest restaurant yet opened on Dauphin Street in Mobile, replacing a cramped drive-through-only spot that had outgrown demand.
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Foosackly's largest restaurant yet opened on Dauphin Street in Mobile, replacing a cramped drive-through-only spot that had outgrown demand.
A year after a Christmas Day tornado tore through Midtown Mobile, Silverwood Street has been quietly restored, while Murphy High School and Trinity Episcopal Church continue multi-year rebuilding efforts.
Mobile music fans have a full slate of shows to choose from in early September 2013, with stops at three different venues bringing blues, alt-country and hard rock to stages…
Mobile mayoral candidate Sandy Stimpson and City Council District 2 candidate Greg Vaughan made an unusual campaign stop on Friday, Aug. 9, 2013: the Alabama Music Box on Dauphin Street,…
A Zaxby's took shape on Alabama 59 in Gulf Shores, Orange Beach weighed beach-resort rezoning, and Acme Oyster House agreed to pay the city for 120 public parking spaces to…
New Orleans-based Acme Oyster House zeroed in on Gulf Shores for a waterfront restaurant, while Publix declined a Midtown Mobile site and a Flora-Bama spinoff opened on Ole River.
Lundi Gras — the Monday before Mardi Gras — brought a packed schedule of parades and festivities to Mobile and the Eastern Shore on February 11, 2013. From one of…
The Rumor Union, a Mobile-based arts collective, announced in January 2013 that it was seeking artists to participate in the third iteration of the Temporal City Festival, an event dedicated…
In a show of community spirit and resilience, seniors from Murphy High School joined Mobile’s mayor and City Councilman Carroll on January 2, 2013, to repaint the iconic cannon at…
In a show of community spirit and resilience, seniors from Murphy High School joined Mobile’s mayor and City Councilman Carroll on January 2, 2013, to repaint the iconic cannon at…