The Krewe of Tides and KOT CARES are hosting a Level-Up Back to School Bash in Prichard on July 25, giving away free clear bookbags and school supplies ahead of the new school year.
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Mobile County Just Created Alabama’s First Court Docket Built Entirely Around Repeat Violent Offenders
Mobile County District Attorney Keith Blackwood has launched Alabama’s first Repeat Violent Offender Docket, aiming to bring qualifying cases to trial within 12 months starting Aug. 1.
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A Mobile Nonprofit Is Racing to Line Up Sponsors Before It Hands 90 Families Free School Uniforms This Weekend
PUAD Mobile is seeking last-minute sponsors for its ninth annual Back-to-School Community Celebration, which will hand out $90 uniform vouchers to 90 Mobile-area families on July 18.
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Mobile County EMS Just Donated a Birthing Simulator So Future Paramedics Can Practice Delivering Babies Before It’s the Real Thing
Mobile County EMS donated a birthing simulator to University of South Alabama EMS students, giving future paramedics hands-on practice with emergency field deliveries before facing the real scenario.
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A Prichard Business Owner Got a $700 Water Bill and No Water. Now He Wants to Know Why.
A Prichard business owner is questioning a $700 water bill he received despite having no running water, the latest complaint to surface amid broader scrutiny of the city’s finances.
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A Prichard Mayoral Adviser Was Arrested on Warrants Tied to Traffic Violations From 2020
Prichard mayoral adviser T.J. Pettway was arrested on outstanding warrants tied to 2020 traffic violations, adding to a run of legal and administrative turbulence in the city’s government.
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Five Volunteer Cleanup Crews Just Turned Their Trash-Picking Hours Into $5,500 for Mobile County Neighborhood Projects
Five Mobile County volunteer teams earned a combined $5,500 in Love Your Community grants for neighborhood cleanup and beautification projects, part of a program that has awarded more than $74,500 since 2021.
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Homecoming Throwback: Saraland, Satsuma and St. Luke’s Trace Early Traditions
Five Mobile County schools, including Saraland, Satsuma and St. Luke’s Episcopal, share decades of homecoming history from yearbooks and alumni memories.
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Mobile County Breaks Ground on Roundabout at Three Notch Road and Dawes Lane
Mobile County has begun building a one-lane roundabout at Three Notch Road and Dawes Lane, a federally funded project meant to cut crashes.
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Robert Battles Finally Wins a Mobile Election After Decades of Political Defeats
Longtime Mobile political activist Robert Battles won a seat on the Mobile County School Board after decades of election losses.