Mobile and Baldwin County News
Callaghan’s Irish Social Club has quietly become Mobile’s home for Americana, and on Bluegrass Night the small midtown bar proves why all over again. Tucked beneath the oak canopy of…
A complaint to Mobile's 311 line asked the city to remove a low-hanging oak limb at Washington Square, but Oakleigh residents pushed back.
Crawfish season on the Gulf Coast runs deep, and few dishes show it off like crawfish bisque — the Cajun tradition that treats the season’s last crawfish as an occasion…
Mobile-based author Stephanie Lawton made her mark on the Young Adult fiction world with the release of her debut novel, WANT, published in June 2012 by Inkspell Publishing. The book…
Mobile writer Elizabeth Parker has spent years collecting the port city’s ghost stories, and in a recent interview she explained how that obsession became a book — and how a…
Which Mobile neighborhoods are the friendliest? That question was put to local residents in a community poll that asked participants to rate their neighborhoods on measures of friendliness, and the…
Downtown Mobile’s arts scene picked up a new, informal gathering spot last week when local artists met at Serda’s Coffee Company on South Royal Street for the city’s first “Drink…
Mobile writer Elizabeth Parker has spent years tracking down the city’s ghost stories, and this fall her research is being published in a single volume, “Haunted Mobile,” through The History…
Crime in Mobile is spreading well beyond downtown into neighborhoods like Oakleigh, The Loop and Spring Hill, and officers say the fix is simple: more patrols, not more roadblocks.
The Historic Mobile Preservation Society's fourth annual Bravery and Beauty Mint Julep Party was set for June 8 at Oakleigh, blending a fundraiser with a nod to James Garfield's 1877…