Mobile Planning Commission Rejects Sea Pines Mobile Home Park Rezoning Request
The Mobile Planning Commission voted 9-0 to deny a rezoning request that could have let Sea Pines Mobile Home Park add hundreds of new homes off Dauphin Island Parkway.
Mobile Seeks Public Input on Downtown Development District Code Update
Mobile will host a Sept. 2 community workshop at the National Maritime Museum of the Gulf to gather public input on updating the Downtown Development District code first adopted in…
Mobile Residents Press Arc Logistics on Waterfront Chemical Storage Plans
More than 100 Mobile residents questioned Arc Logistics over plans to expand sulfuric acid storage at its waterfront terminal near downtown.
Mobile Residents to Question Arc Terminals Officials on Waterfront Storage Tanks
Mobile's City Council delayed a decision on waterfront storage tank appeals until residents could question Arc Terminals officials at a community meeting.
Daphne Planning Commission Approves New Dunkin’ Donuts, VW-Kia Dealership
Daphne planners approved a second Dunkin' Donuts location and a new Volkswagen-Kia dealership as commercial growth continues along Alabama 181.
Mobile Leaders Map Out First Comprehensive City Plan in Two Decades
Mobile city leaders unveiled a strategy map and plans for the city's first comprehensive plan in nearly 20 years, targeting completion by August 2015.
Spanish Fort Council Selects Businessman Bill Menas for Vacant Council Seat
Spanish Fort's City Council unanimously chose businessman Bill Menas to fill a vacant District 2 seat after a councilman's job transfer. He was picked over two
Fairhope breaks ground on $1.3 million Performing Arts Pavilion
Work has begun on a $1.3 million Performing Arts Pavilion in downtown Fairhope, a covered outdoor amphitheater on the Faulkner State Community College campus.
Orange Beach eyes twin condo towers that would top the Alabama coast
A developer has proposed two Orange Beach condo towers of 36 and 35 stories that would become the tallest buildings on the Alabama Gulf Coast.
Orange Beach eyes twin condo towers that would top the Alabama coast
A developer has proposed two Orange Beach condo towers of 36 and 35 stories that would become the tallest buildings on the Alabama Gulf Coast.