Mobile and Baldwin County News
A new outdoor center dedicated to teaching visitors about the natural environment of Coastal Alabama is now open in Gulf Shores. Officials held a ribbon cutting Friday for the Gulf…
Mobile County’s oldest park is on track to welcome visitors back. County officials have targeted January 2025 for the reopening of Bayfront Park, which closed in March 2022 for a…
The Mobile County Commission has launched a new Parks and Recreation website covering nearly 2,000 acres of parkland, with online campsite reservations, permits and vendor applications.
Arc Gateway's free "Sea No Limits" fishing clinic returns to Pensacola's Community Maritime Park Oct. 10, offering hands-on instruction, gear and lunch for children and adults with disabilities.
The Black Warrior-Tombigbee Project Office manages six lakes spanning roughly 457 miles from Birmingham to Mobile, offering navigation, hydropower and a wide range of outdoor recreation.
Orange Beach's Edward H. Carroll Sr. Kids Park playground is expected to reopen Aug. 18 as work continues on new shade sails for the play area.
The Orange Beach Tennis Center has reopened with resurfaced courts, new paint and striping, and four new on-court cabanas for local players.
ADCNR's Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division is expanding online classes, virtual public-lands workshops and a new gear-discount program to help Alabamians prepare for fall hunting and fishing seasons.
Construction on Gulf Shores' 53-acre Laguna Cove Nature Park is now half complete, with the Deepwater Horizon-funded project set to open in early 2027, city officials say.
A stretch of lower-humidity weather brings relief to the Gulf Coast through Wednesday before highs climb back into the 90s and heat index values top 100 degrees by Thursday.