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A stormwater management plan would allow Foley to improve drainage and reduce flooding on the Bon Secour River. The city is applying for a state grant to develop the plan.
Foley developing stormwater management plan for Bon Secour River
The city of Foley is taking proactive measures to bolster its stormwater management program, unveiling a comprehensive plan aimed at enhancing drainage and curbing storm-related damages along the Bon … more
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The city of Foley will receive additional state funding to improve the intersection at Alabama 59 and Baldwin County 12. The Alabama Department of Transportation increased the amount of grant funding to $2 million.
Foley secures additional funding to enhance Alabama 59, Baldwin County 12 intersection
The city of Foley is set to receive a substantial boost in funding aimed at enhancing the critical intersection of Alabama 59 and Baldwin County 12. Recently, the Foley City Council unanimously … more
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City officials gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 15 marking the official opening of the new Bay Minette Justice Center.
Bay Minette unveils new Justice Center to centralize police and municipal court operations
City officials gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 15 marking the official opening of the new Bay Minette Justice Center. Nestled at 403 D’Olive Street, this state-of-the-art … more
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Paving work on the parking lot of the Foley Event Center is one of the upcoming projects planned to improve parking at city events. The City Council approved design work for the improvements at the site.
Foley set to enhance parking facilities at Event Center, Sports Tourism Complex
Visitors to the Foley Event Center and the Sports Tourism Complex are set to experience enhanced parking facilities following the approval of plans by Foley City Council. The approved projects … more
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Foley’s Mudbugs & Margaritas Festival returning in April
Bring your appetite, and prepare for a fun time because it is Mudbugs & Margarita Festival time. Beach Life Events has announced the lineup for the 2024 edition of the Mudbugs & Margaritas … more
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U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Johnny Morris II, dog Ziggy, daughter Gabby, son Gage, and wife Natalie are home. The Morris family received the keys to their new home Saturday, March 16.
American dream realized: Morris family welcomed to wheelchair-accessible Elberta home
The sun was shining, and the community showed up to welcome the Morris family to their new home in Elberta. Gulf Coast Media first introduced readers to U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Johnny Morris II, … more
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Meet the Feast & Company crew. (From left) Abi Garcia, Mary Wills-Garcia, Becky Wills and Suzanne White
Feast & Company, Fleurish Farms bringing farm-to-table dreams to Foley
Three generations of women have brought their culinary expertise and years of hospitality from Texas to Foley. The trio now operates two Baldwin County businesses; Feast & Company Catering and … more
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C Spire is expanding its fiber infrastructure to provide multi-gigabit home fiber internet with speeds of up to 8-gig to thousands of homes in Robertsdale.
C Spire expands fiber infrastructure, introduces multi-gigabit home internet for Robertsdale residents
C Spire, a leading telecommunications and technology services company, is embarking on a rapid expansion of its fiber infrastructure, aiming to bring multi-gigabit home fiber internet with speeds of … more
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On March 27 at 10 a.m., the Foley Public Library is set to host a Coffee and Donuts with an Author event with Judy Culbreth. This month's event will highlight Culbreth's latest work, "Bedford Garden Club Originals: New York's Eloise Luquer and Delia Marble."
Author Judy Culbreth to headline Foley Public Library's Coffee and Donuts with an Author event
On March 27 at 10 a.m., the Foley Public Library is set to host a Coffee and Donuts with an Author event, showcasing the literary talents of Mobile native Judy Culbreth. This month's event will … more
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Students and educators from South Alabama demonstrated exceptional talent in the Better Business Bureau's Laws of Life essay competition, securing top honors in the statewide contest.
Central and South Alabama students excel in BBB's Laws of Life essay contest
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) serving Central and South Alabama proudly announced the winners of their annual Laws of Life essay competition, supported by the Alabama Humanities Alliance. … more
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Easter Sunrise Service scheduled at Pirates’ Cove Marina
Pirates’ Cove Marina is gearing up for an Easter Sunrise Service on March 31, featuring Patrick Higgins from Gideons International as the speaker. The event invites all to gather early to … more
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One lane of Alabama 59 will be closed at Baldwin County 20 South from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, March 14, while crews drill the pole foundation for traffic signals to compete the Juniper Street extension.
Construction begins on Juniper extension traffic lights; Temporary lane closure on Alabama 59 today
Motorists traveling southbound on Alabama 59 at Baldwin County 20 South should anticipate a temporary lane closure from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today, Thursday, March 14, as construction continues to … more
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Neurosurgeon Ronderos joins South Baldwin Medical Group
Neurosurgeon Dr. Juan F. Ronderos, M.D., has joined the South Baldwin Medical Group network, marking the inauguration of the Neuro Spine Program at South Baldwin Regional Medical Center. With … more
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Morgan's Chapel in Bon Secour to host Easter services
Morgan's Chapel, located on Highway 10 across from Swift School, has announced their schedule for special Easter services. The church will observe Maundy Thursday on March 28 at 6 p.m., followed … more
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U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Johnny Morris II, his son Gage, daughter Gabby and wife Natalie visit the site of their future home in Elberta.
Elberta community celebrates as injured U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Johnny Morris II gets keys to new accessible home
The final changes are complete and Homes For Our Troops will turn over the keys to a brand-new home to U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Johnny Morris II. Gulf Coast Media introduced you to Morris and his … more
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Foley’s Graham Creek Nature Preserve will be expanded using money from a $5 million federal grant. The preserve, now about 660 acres, is already the largest city nature park in Alabama.
Foley's Graham Creek expansion fueled by GOMESA grant
Foley is set to embark on expanding Alabama's largest municipal nature preserve, thanks to a $5 million federal grant approved by the Foley City Council under the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act … more
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Kiwanis Club of Bay Minette donates to Tiger Sharks
The Bay Minette Tiger Sharks swim team organized its inaugural Polar Plunge, a fundraising event aimed at supporting the upcoming season. Despite the cold temperatures, dozens of participants … more
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Fundraising isn't the only thing Magnolia Springs Public Library (MSPL) has done over the years. Back in 2019, MSPL volunteer Alida Given helped bring the 2018 Southern Exposure Film collection to Baldwin County's libraries, promoting awareness of environmental issues in Alabama. Records also indicate that back in 2013, Magnolia Springs was the first library in the state of Alabama to begin the Seed Lending Library program. This photo originally published with Gulf Coast Media in August 2019.
Magnolia Springs residents: 'Please reconsider, we need the library'
F. Scott Fitzgerald, renowned for his profound depiction of the human condition in classics such as "The Great Gatsby," once said, "That is part of the beauty of all literature. You discover that … more
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Veterans from the 2004 deployment of Company C of the National Guard 711 Signal Battalion present a plaque to Foley Mayor Ralph Hellmich and the City Council recognizing the city’s support for the unit.
Veterans present plaque to thank Foley for support
Veterans of the Foley National Guard unit expressed gratitude to city officials and residents for their unwavering support, both past and present, in honor of the 20th anniversary of the unit's … more
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Foley is developing plans to renovate the former National Guard armory as city recreation space and municipal offices. The armory is located behind City Hall.
Foley moving forward with renovation plans for former National Guard armory
Plans are in motion to repurpose Foley's former National Guard armory into a multifunctional space for recreation facilities and city offices. During a session on Monday, March 4, the Foley City … more
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