Downtown Mobile Turns Out for Veterans Day Parade
Hundreds gathered in downtown Mobile for the annual Veterans Day Parade, honoring local veterans including a WWII POW survivor.
Two ‘Gangs’ Battle for Control of the Mobile Bay Area — in the Game Ingress
Since 2012, two rival factions have waged a quietly persistent war for control of the Mobile Bay area. Known as the Resistance (Blue) and the Enlightened (Green), they fight over…
Lynyrd Skynyrd Headlines 13th Annual Angel Ride Near Fairhope
Thousands of motorcycles rolled through Baldwin County for the 13th annual Angel Ride, a charity rally that closed with a Lynyrd Skynyrd concert.
Mobile Bay Ferry Dock on Dauphin Island Set for Upgrade
ALDOT is building a wider dock, new fencing and a covered shelter for the Mobile Bay Ferry landing on the Dauphin Island side of the bay this fall.
Fairhope Film Festival Returns for Second Year With Strong Lineup
The Fairhope Film Festival returns November 6-9 in downtown Fairhope, Alabama for its second year with a lineup of acclaimed national and international films spanning narrative features, documentaries, and short…
Gatson Loop Road in West Mobile County to Close for Drain Pipe Replacement
Mobile County Public Works planned a week-long closure of Gatson Loop Road to replace an aging cross drain pipe beneath the roadway, with detours posted.
Fort Morgan Fishing Pier Remains Closed as Repair Costs Mount
The historic Fort Morgan fishing pier stays closed indefinitely as officials weigh a repair bill that could top $250,000.
Baldwin County Catholic High School Fund Drive Nears $7.5 Million Mark
A campaign to build a new $9.5 million Catholic high school in Baldwin County has drawn 885 donors and $7.5 million in pledges toward its goal.
Spanish Fort Hosts Final Public Forum on Proposed I-10 Mobile River Bridge
Spanish Fort's 5 Rivers Delta Resource Center hosted the final public hearing on the proposed $850 million I-10 Mobile River Bridge project this week.
Weeks Bay Foundation Lands Federal Grant for Gulf Coast Training Program
Fairhope's Weeks Bay Foundation received a $270,566 federal grant to fund coastal training workshops for Gulf Coast decision-makers over the next three years.