Mobile County Third-Graders Kick Off Eight-Week Civics and Citizenship Program
More than 400 Mobile County third-graders began an eight-week civics program teaching history, government and community citizenship.
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More than 400 Mobile County third-graders began an eight-week civics program teaching history, government and community citizenship.
New state data show a third of Mobile County high school graduates entering college in 2014 needed remedial math or English classes.
Airbus is recruiting flightline avionics and mechanical technicians for its Mobile Aeroplex A320 assembly line, with training pay starting near $16.50 an hour.
A beagle mix rescued in Mobile has been adopted by a family in central New York after a cross-country transport organized by a local rescue group.
Federal prosecutors moved to block Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie's request to face three separate trials instead of one.
Mobile Police, U.S. Marshals and Secret Service agents raided the Campground area Friday, targeting what officials call the city's last open-air crack market.
Mobile Area Education Foundation will use a new $120,000 Lumina grant to expand college and credential access across Mobile County over the next two years.
The Mobile City Council approved a contested Hank Aaron Stadium lighting contract and tabled a plan for a citizens' judge selection committee.
The Mobile City Council held over a Hank Aaron Stadium lighting contract and approved noise ordinance changes and public safety funding in a busy session.
Alabama's Secretary of State joined a Mardi Gras king in bringing beads and celebration to residents of a Mobile nursing home during Carnival season.