Kappa Sigma Breaks Ground on New Fraternity House at South Alabama
Kappa Sigma alumni and students broke ground on a new on-campus fraternity house at the University of South Alabama.
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Kappa Sigma alumni and students broke ground on a new on-campus fraternity house at the University of South Alabama.
Baldwin County officials honored a fallen Loxley police sergeant during a National Police Week memorial ceremony held in Robertsdale this week.
Saraland is set to host a Spartan Super Race in October, adding an eight-to-ten mile obstacle-course event to the city's 2015 sports calendar.
USA held its first-ever double commencement ceremony this spring, awarding degrees to 2,020 graduates across two separate sessions in one day.
A federal jury in Mobile began deliberating tax evasion charges against License Commissioner Kim Hastie and her husband John after a three-day trial.
Four Mobile restaurants donated a share of a day's food sales to AIDS Alabama South as part of the national Dining Out for Life fundraiser event.
A 12-foot utility spool blown by high winds struck three vehicles on the Foley Beach Express, and police are still hunting for its owner today.
University of South Alabama students will compete in a large-scale game of musical chairs Saturday, with proceeds benefiting a charity of the winner's choice.
Thomas Hospital has applied to build south Alabama's first free-standing emergency department in Daphne, backed by a unanimous city council endorsement.
Citronelle native and former Crimson Tide running back James Taylor joins the Mobile Sports Hall of Fame class of 2015 this week.