Hayley’s Bar Screens Walking Dead Season Premiere With ‘Michonne’s Pets’
Hayley’s Bar on Dauphin Street marks the season premiere of The Walking Dead on Feb. 8 with a twist for Mobile fans: the actors who portray Michonne’s pet zombies will…
What Does the Typical Mobile Tourist Look Like? New Study Offers Answers
A new visitor study gives Mobile tourism officials fresh insight into who visits the Port City, how long they stay and why they come to town.
Grab a slice of the world’s largest MoonPie at Mobile’s New Year’s Eve bash
A 154-pound MoonPie, billed as the world's largest edible version, will be cut and served during Mobile's MoonPie Over Mobile New Year's Eve celebration.
Mobile Sends a Red-Clad Army to South Alabama’s First Bowl Game
Busloads of Mobile fans traveled to Montgomery to watch the University of South Alabama Jaguars play in their first-ever bowl game appearance.
Mobile Federal Court Sentences Man in Weapons Smuggling Case
A man was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison in Mobile for his role in a scheme to smuggle military-grade weapons to a Mexican drug cartel.
Bienville Square Hosts Mobile’s First Food Truck Friday
Downtown Mobile launched its first Food Truck Friday at Bienville Square, bringing together six local food vendors and a holiday food drive.
Six Tons of Fake Snow to Fall on Mobile’s Cathedral Square
Mobile plans its first official Winter Wonderland with six tons of artificial snow at Cathedral Square, since a real white Christmas has never been recorded downtown.
Shoe Station Founder Reflects on 30 Years of Growth from Mobile Roots
Mobile entrepreneur Terry Barkin built Shoe Station from a single Bel Air Boulevard store in 1984 into an 18-store regional chain.
Mobile’s Cardboard City Returns to Raise Homelessness Awareness Saturday
About 100 volunteers plan to sleep in cardboard shelters in downtown Mobile Saturday for the annual Cardboard City homelessness awareness event.
Mobile Officials, Pastors to Hold Closed-Door Meeting on Police-Community Relations
Mobile police, federal officials and local pastors plan a private meeting on preventing unrest like that seen in Ferguson.