Local Author T. Jensen Lacey to Speak at Fairhope Museum of History
Author T. Jensen Lacey will present "The Power of the Written Word" at the Fairhope Museum of History on Aug. 29.
Prodisee Pantry Breaks Ground on North Baldwin Food Pantry in Stockton
Prodisee Pantry broke ground on a new $3.8 million food pantry and resource center in Stockton, bringing permanent food distribution to rural North Baldwin County.
Mobile Bay Oyster Comeback Gains Momentum as Region Celebrates National Oyster Day
Oyster beds in Mobile Bay are slowly coming back to life through restoration projects led by the Alabama Wildlife Federation and Mobile Baykeeper, timed to National Oyster Day.
MFRD Investigates Early-Morning House Fire on Green Park Drive
Mobile Fire-Rescue crews responded to a residential fire in the 100 block of Green Park Drive early Monday morning. No injuries were reported.
Cock of the Walk Restaurant Coming to Semmes
Cock of the Walk is coming to Semmes, with site work set to begin on Schillinger Road, Mayor Brandon Van Hook announced.
Mobile Man Arrested, Charged With Burglarizing Springhill Avenue KFC
A Mobile man was arrested and charged with third-degree burglary after police say he broke into a Springhill Avenue KFC early Saturday morning.
Suspect in Custody After Bay Minette Homicide Investigation
A suspect is in custody after Baldwin County deputies investigated a fatal stabbing in the Wash Branch Road area of Bay Minette on Monday.
Atmore Council Approves Drainage Property Buy, Street Resurfacing Deal, and Patterson Street Fun Day
The Atmore City Council approved a $200,000 street resurfacing contract and a $40,000 drainage property purchase while also greenlighting a September community celebration and history project for the Patterson Street…
Thomasville’s Tyler Montana Prescott Elected First Vice President of National County Finance Officers Group
Clarke County Revenue Commissioner Tyler Montana Prescott of Thomasville has been elected first vice president of a national association representing county tax and finance officials.
75 Years After Chosin Reservoir, Brewton-Born Soldier Pfc. Joseph ‘Dile’ Chancery Is Coming Home
U.S. Army Pfc. Joseph "Dile" Chancery, a Brewton native killed at the Battle of Chosin Reservoir in 1950, has been identified 75 years later and will be buried with full…