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Mobile’s Alabama Music Box played host to Monarchs, the Birmingham and Austin-based indie rock outfit led by singer and guitarist Celeste Griffin, in a show that brought a distinctly Alabama…
Three Mobile city councilors met with Mayor Sam Jones over his crime package and delivered a long list of pointed questions about the proposed youth curfew and a saggy-pants ordinance.
The Alabama Affordable Homeowners Insurance Commission scheduled a public forum in Mobile, and Sen. Ben Brooks urged a strong coastal turnout on the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
A Mobile city councilor is expected to propose more than doubling the mayor's salary to $200,000, making the case that the city must pay a market rate to attract executive…
Pastors for Peace routed its 22nd Friendshipment Caravan through Mobile, staging a rally against U.S. travel and trade restrictions on Cuba as part of a monthlong national tour.
The cable network CMT announced in June 2011 that it would bring a new reality dating series to the small coastal city of Fairhope, Alabama. The show, titled Sweet Home…
Fairhope spent the summer of 2011 doubling as a television set. In June 2011, the cable network CMT announced that a new reality dating series, Sweet Home Alabama, would film…
For Mobile-based musician Ingrid Marie, music has been a lifelong companion. Born into a household where the sound of a Steinway piano filled the rooms, she grew up immersed in…
Mobile-based rock band The Grey has released a new music video for their track “Myself Alive,” taken from their debut album Anatomy of Society. The video marks a significant step…
Long before the docks and rails remade Mobile’s riverfront, a cramped, hard-lived district known as Spanish Alley sat in the shadow of the city’s old waterfront. Set between Monroe and…