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The Wesleyan Church property is one property the town is considering developing. The property is close to where the Magnolia Springs Town Hall sits at currently.
Magnolia Springs to revitalize comprehensive plan with resident input
MAGNOLIA SPRINGS — In an effort to map out its future development trajectory, the Town of Magnolia Springs is undertaking a revision of its comprehensive plan. This initiative marks a … more
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The Fitness Court at Al Trione Sports Complex in Daphne is the same size and layout as the Fitness Court being installed in Fairhope.
Fairhope Fitness Court location debate heats up
FAIRHOPE — Residents flooded Fairhope City Council members with letters, emails and phone calls regarding the proposed location of a fitness court, and now council is walking back their initial … more
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Officials cut the ceremonial ribbon for the new Lakeside Cabins at Gulf State Park on Monday, April 15, 2024
Gulf State Park adds new lakeside cabins at Lake Shelby
Hurricane Sally striking the Alabama Gulf Coast four years ago this September may seem like a long time ago, but there are places still rebuilding.A ceremonial ribbon-cutting was held on Monday, … more
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Foley is working on plans for improvements along major routes through the city as part of a plan to increase safety for traffic moving through South Baldwin County.
Driving forward: Foley devising traffic safety plan for South Baldwin
Foley city officials are collaborating with consultants to devise a comprehensive safety plan aimed at enhancing traffic safety along key thoroughfares within South Baldwin County. This initiative, … more
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Foley residents and Barin Field Navy personnel attend an event at the community’s USO Club on Aug. 22, 1944. The building is now the Gift Horse Restaurant.
Foley seeks WWII memorabilia for Heritage City exhibit
The city of Foley is seeking residents’ memories and memorabilia of World War II in order to help create a museum exhibit and other displays commemorating the era. Recently named as a … more
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Daphne High School
City of Daphne donates land for Daphne High School expansion project
DAPHNE — A planned expansion project at Daphne High School is one step closer after Daphne City Council voted to donate 14 acres to the Baldwin County Board of Education during the April 1 city … more
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The Rowan Oak development's request for pre-zoning of the 134.41 acres and annexation into the city of Daphne was approved.
Proposed Rowan Oak development in Daphne gets pre-zoning approval
DAPHNE — A large parcel of undeveloped property between County Road 13 and Friendship Road took one more step toward becoming a nearly 600-home mixed use development. The Rowan Oak development … more
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The Foley City Council recognized Kathleen Parker for her service to the Foley Library Advisory Board since 1971. Mayor Ralph Hellmich presented a city proclamation to Parker.
Parker honored for 45 years of dedication to Foley Public Library
Kathleen Parker's remarkable journey, beginning as a librarian earning 50 cents an hour, concluded in over four decades of service to the Foley Public Library. Recognizing her enduring commitment, … more
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Large trucks will not be allowed on Kenny Stabler Avenue following action by the Foley City Council. A new ordinance restricts vehicles with more than two axles from using the road between East Pride Boulevard and South Juniper Street.
Foley plans truck limits on Stabler Avenue
The Foley City Council has approved an ordinance that imposes restrictions on large trucks traversing Kenny Stabler Avenue, prohibiting vehicles with more than two axles, such as semi-trailer rigs, … more
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The estimated cost for the Mobile River Bridge and Bayway project currently stands between $2.8 to $3.5 billion, reflecting significant increases in construction, material and labor prices since 2020. ALDOT, alongside the Eastern Shore MPO and the Mobile MPO, announced a decision to embark on a 60-day review period to explore cost-saving alternatives for the construction.
ALDOT, Eastern Shore and Mobile MPOs launch review of cost-saving options for Mobile River Bridge & Bayway
The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT), alongside the chairmen of the Eastern Shore Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) and the Mobile Metropolitan Planning Organization, announced in … more
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Fairhope receives $3 million in federal funding for H. L. Sonny Callahan Airport
In a significant boost towards local economic development, Mayor Sherry Sullivan announced that City of Fairhope is set to receive $3 million in congressionally directed funding as part of the … more
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Bay Minette teen charged as suspected Gulf Shores spring break shooter
The suspected shooter in an incident that injured one in Gulf Shores on March 27 has been arrested. Gregory D. Tate III, an 18-year-old from Bay Minette, was taken into custody April 2 by the … more
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A new ambulatory surgery center is planned to be constructed next to the South Baldwin Regional Medical Center on North Alston Street.
Foley's growth continues: Ambulatory surgery center proposed near South Baldwin Regional Medical Center
An ambulatory surgery center is in the works for Foley, positioned near the expanding South Baldwin Regional Medical Center. The Foley Planning Commission, during its March session, voted to … more
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The Rowan Oak development's request for rezoning of the 134.41 acres and annexation into the city of Daphne will come up for its second reading April 1.
Daphne's Rowan Oak development seeks zoning changes, annexation
A large parcel of undeveloped property between County Road 13 and Friendship Road could soon see major development. The Rowan Oak development is a partnership with landowners Sharon, John, Thomas, … more
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Work continues to extend East Jessamine Avenue between North Chicago Street and North Cypress Street.
Foley to extend Jessamine Avenue
Efforts are underway to extend East Jessamine Avenue in Foley, aiming to improve vehicle and pedestrian access from the City Hall complex to Heritage Park and beyond. City crews are  … more
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Gulf Shores shooting update: Police identify teen arrested for fleeing scene
GULF SHORES (2:30 p.m., March 29) - Gulf Shores Police have released the identity of the man arrested shortly after the March 27 altercation that led to one person being shot in the leg. Jaytwon … more
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Members of the Magnolia Springs Town Council, and Mayor Ross Houser in the middle, meet on March 26, where they voted to table a decision on the Magnolia Springs Public Library. Currently, the library is temporarily closed. The decision on if the library is to remain closed is now scheduled to be decided at the April 23 town council meeting.
Magnolia Springs Public Library closure vote delayed
The fate of the Magnolia Spring Public Library still hangs in the balance as a vote on the resolution to dissolve its board and close the library has been tabled until April. Originally … more
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Philomene Holmes Boulevard will be improved to provide better access through the Graham Creek Nature Preserve in Foley. The road is about 1.4 miles long.
Foley approves project to enhance Philomene Holmes Boulevard, improve access to Graham Creek Nature Preserve
At its recent meeting, the Foley City Council approved a project aimed at enhancing Philomene Holmes Boulevard, with a focus on improving access to the Graham Creek Nature Preserve. The initiative … more
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Gulf Shores Police seek witnesses to suspect attempting to flee scene of Gulf Shores shooting
GULF SHORES (3:30 p.m.) - The Gulf Shores Police Department released more information regarding last night’s alterations that led to one person being shot in the leg. Before being taken … more
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Vehicles move through the intersection of Orange Avenue and Alabama 59 in Foley. The city is working to develop a Safety Action Plan to reduce accidents and improve traffic flow in Foley.
Foley to host public meeting on safety plan on April 1
Foley residents are invited to a Safety Action Plan meeting on Monday, April 1. The meeting is to discuss addressing road safety concerns within the community. The meeting is  scheduled to take … more
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