Mobile Police Arrest Trio in Counterfeit Check Scheme Targeting Homeless Residents
Mobile police say two men tried to pay homeless residents to cash counterfeit checks before a search of their car and Saraland hotel room turned up drugs.
Homecoming Throwback: Saraland, Satsuma and St. Luke’s Trace Early Traditions
Five Mobile County schools, including Saraland, Satsuma and St. Luke's Episcopal, share decades of homecoming history from yearbooks and alumni memories.
Citronelle and Saraland High Schools Grieved Together After a Weekend That Claimed Three Students
Two weekend car wrecks left Citronelle and Saraland high schools grieving as students, teachers and coaches gathered for prayer, counseling and remembrance in late September 2014.
Owner Sells Off Furnishings From Historic Magee Farm Civil War Surrender Site
The owner of Kushla's Magee Farm, one of only three Civil War surrender sites still standing, is selling its antiques after years of financial strain.
Citronelle Man Killed in Overnight Crash North of Saraland
A Citronelle man died and a passenger was airlifted after a single-vehicle crash on Celeste Road near Saraland Tuesday night.
Mobile County’s Second Roundabout Takes Shape as a Holiday-Weekend Detour Looms
Crews were set to close the intersection of Three Notch Road at Dawes Lane for about two months to finish Mobile County's second roundabout, part of a busy slate of…
Saraland Elementary Opens School Year with Focus on Safety
Saraland Elementary opened the school year with new safety measures, including radios for staff and stricter visitor check-in rules.
Seniors at Murphy, Saraland and MGM High Schools Reflect on Final Year
Seniors from Murphy, Saraland and Mary G. Montgomery high schools shared what they are most looking forward to in their last year of classes.
Saraland School Board Names Stan Stokley to Lead Its Elementary School
The Saraland City Schools board hired Stan Stokley as its new elementary principal in July 2014 and approved a $1.6 million classroom wing set to open before the new school…
Mobile City Council Approves $18,500 for Fourth of July Fireworks in 6-1 Vote
The Mobile City Council voted 6-1 on Wednesday to spend $18,500 on the city's Independence Day fireworks, even as officials signaled they may seek private help to fund future displays.