Loyola Art Show Returns to Mobile’s Crown Hall for Third Year
More than 60 juried artists will show two- and three-dimensional work at the third annual Loyola Art Show, Aug. 20-22 at Crown Hall in downtown Mobile.
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More than 60 juried artists will show two- and three-dimensional work at the third annual Loyola Art Show, Aug. 20-22 at Crown Hall in downtown Mobile.
Franklin Primary Health Center will hold three free Passport to Wellness health fairs across Mobile and Baldwin counties, plus a virtual trauma program, during National Health Center Week Aug. 2-8.
Mobile Fire Rescue, Mobile Police and the city's Department of Public Safety hosted a Touch-a-Truck event at the Whataburger on Schillinger Road, giving residents a chance to see emergency vehicles…
A Prichard City Council vote to pause data center development collapsed after officials learned a formal project application had already been filed, pushing the debate to an Aug. 13 public…
Dairy Queen locations across Mobile and Baldwin counties are donating from every Blizzard Treat sold on July 30 to benefit USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital, with the Saraland store…
Mobile is considering a sweeping rewrite of its animal control ordinance that would expand Animal Control's authority, raise penalties, and add pet limits and breed-specific rules, drawing both support and…
Facing strong local opposition to proposed data centers near Thomasville and in Calvert, officials in Clarke and Mobile counties say Alabama's lack of home rule leaves them with almost no…
A community benefit at Stevadours Whiskey Well on Aug. 8 aims to raise $10,000 for the funeral expenses of 38-year-old James "Roland" Parker, who died in a Wilmer motorcycle crash…
Mobile IT firm Data Byte and owner Jason Peacock face allegations that former startup employee Chris Cooley stole customer lists to poach clients, a scheme that unraveled during a deposition…
Overnight storms left nearly 26,300 Baldwin EMC customers, 106 Riviera Utilities customers and 61 Alabama Power customers without electricity across Baldwin and Mobile counties, with crews still assessing restoration timelines.