Mobile County School Board Advances Barton Academy Deal and Historic School Sale
The Mobile County school board approved a Barton Academy Foundation agreement and a sales contract for two historic school buildings.
Fairley Rejects Plea Deal in Mobile County DUI Case, Trial Set
Former Williamson High and Auburn standout Nick Fairley turned down a plea offer in his Mobile County DUI case, setting up a February trial date.
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.
Carmichael Pitches Maysville Revival, New Williamson High in House 103 Bid
Republican Ralph Carmichael wants a rebuilt Williamson High and a Maysville revival fund in his House District 103 race against Barbara Drummond.
Williamson High Seniors Ready to Wear the Gold, Look Toward College
Williamson High School seniors in Mobile shared their college plans, favorite classes and advice for freshmen as their final school year got underway.
Judge Sets $200,000 Bail for Mobile Teen Charged in Killing of Former Williamson Player
A Mobile judge set $200,000 bail for an 18-year-old charged in the shooting death of a former Williamson High School linebacker and new father, killed on a dead-end street in…
Former Williamson Linebacker Remembered by Coach After Fatal Shooting in Mobile
A Mobile high school football coach is calling for a jersey number to be retired in honor of a former player killed in a recent shooting.
Davidson High School Culinary Team Takes Top Honors at Regional Golden Spoon Competition
Davidson High School's culinary team beat out five other Mobile-area high schools to win the Golden Spoon Competition, a contest offering a scholarship to the Culinary Institute of Virginia College.
Contractor Tilmon Brown Weighs a Run for Mobile Mayor
Mobile contractor and historic-preservation developer Tilmon Brown confirmed his interest in the mayor's office, saying he would form an exploratory committee by Labor Day.
Mobile-Born Inventor Lonnie Johnson Pursued Heat-to-Electricity Research
A 2010 archive report on Mobile-born inventor Lonnie Johnson, the Super Soaker and his early heat-to-electricity research, with historical context and fact checks.