Mobile and Baldwin County News
Coverage of volunteer from South Alabama News, the local news source for Mobile, Baldwin and the surrounding counties of the Alabama Gulf Coast.
Alabama's largest annual volunteer event returns Saturday, Sept. 19, from 8 a.m. to noon. Orange Beach volunteers can check in at seven locations, and those registering at Boggy Point Boat…
Arc Gateway's free "Sea No Limits" fishing clinic returns to Pensacola's Community Maritime Park Oct. 10, offering hands-on instruction, gear and lunch for children and adults with disabilities.
Alpha Women's Resource Center, a nonprofit Christian pregnancy help center, is seeking volunteers for client advocate, office, fundraising and maintenance roles at its Jackson and Monroeville locations.
Members of the Mobile Fire Retirees Association planted fruit trees and built raised, wheelchair-accessible garden planters at the Mulherin Home this week — and put out a call for fresh…
The Greater Escambia Council for the Arts opens its summer murder mystery in downtown Atmore, with performances across two weekends, twelve-dollar tickets, and a train car full of suspects.
Thomasville High graduate Chloe Drinkard has spent nearly two decades with the Thomasville Arts Council, and she now argues that community theater is essential infrastructure for a rural town, not…
The Clarke County District Attorney's Office will host a free back-to-school community resource fair July 23 at the courthouse in Grove Hill, with school supply giveaways and connections to local…
Hundreds turned out at American Legion Post 112 in Thomasville for a barbecue tradition dating to 1947, where volunteers cooked 1,800 pounds of Boston butts to raise money for the…
Two Thomasville firefighters read to children at the public library's Local Legends Story Time on July 2, then walked the crowd outside for an up-close look at a fire truck.
Orange Beach has opened a commemorative brick program at its Veterans Memorial on Orange Beach Boulevard, part of the city's designation as an Official Alabama Semiquincentennial City for America 250.