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Mobile’s First Second Line Trolley Hits Downtown Streets as Mayor Eyes 10 to 12 More

October 1, 2026 James Bullard

Mobile's first Second Line Transit trolley, a used $173,000 bus from Roanoke, Virginia, is carrying riders downtown. Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis wants 10 to 12 by next fall, while the NAACP…

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Mobile NAACP Launches ‘Mass Meetings’ on Policing and Community Power

April 22, 2015 James Bullard

The Mobile County NAACP launched a series of community meetings on policing, urging residents to pursue change locally through voter engagement.

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Mobile Teacher Publishes Biography of Civil Rights Leader John LeFlore

June 11, 2013 James Bullard

Murphy High School teacher Ken Robinson published Port City Crusader, a biography of civil rights leader John LeFlore of Mobile.

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Mobile’s First Second Line Trolley Hits Downtown Streets as Mayor Eyes 10 to 12 More

Mobile NAACP Launches ‘Mass Meetings’ on Policing and Community Power

Mobile Teacher Publishes Biography of Civil Rights Leader John LeFlore

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Building a Healthier Mobile Forum to Gather Health Care, Wellness and Business Leaders Oct. 22

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Mobile’s First Second Line Trolley Hits Downtown Streets as Mayor Eyes 10 to 12 More

Mobile NAACP Launches ‘Mass Meetings’ on Policing and Community Power

Mobile Teacher Publishes Biography of Civil Rights Leader John LeFlore

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After 47 Years in Broadcasting, Meteorologist John Nodar Will Sign Off When Hurricane Season Ends

Silverhill Lawmaker Will Try Again on Breast Reconstruction Coverage as Doctors Say Patients Pay Thousands Out of Pocket

Building a Healthier Mobile Forum to Gather Health Care, Wellness and Business Leaders Oct. 22

Week 7 Football Scores: Daphne Forces Four Turnovers in 41-9 Win; Williamson Blanks Orange Beach