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Chantelle McPherson, a teacher at Baldwin County High School in Bay Minette, recently attended a breakfast celebration and check presentation at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Mississippi. The event was organized to honor recipients of the 2023-2024 Future Shipbuilder STEM Grant awards. McPherson was among the awardees, securing a $5,000 grant for her innovative project titled "Project Anatomy in Clay."
Baldwin County High School teacher awarded Future Shipbuilder STEM Grant
Chantelle McPherson, a teacher at Baldwin County High School in Bay Minette, recently attended a breakfast celebration and check presentation at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Mississippi. The … more
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Bernard Christopher Abney, a 40-year-old individual from Mobile, has been identified as the suspect of a stabbing that occurred in Foley on Jan. 17. Abney is considered dangerous with a history of weapons and violence. Individuals with information related to the incident are encouraged to contact the Foley Police Department at (251) 943-4431.
Foley stabbing suspect identified as Mobile man
Foley police have successfully identified a suspect in the stabbing incident that occurred in Heritage Park on Wednesday, Jan. 17. The authorities are actively searching for Bernard Christopher … more
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Foley firefighters David Snyder and Lee Taylor received the Director’s Award from the city of Foley after completing the Alabama Fire College smoke divers training course in 2023.
Foley firefighters honored with Director's Award – A milestone fewer than 1% attain
The city of Foley recognized the exemplary achievements of two firefighters, David Snyder and Lee Taylor, during the City Council meeting on Jan. 16. The commendation came after the first responders … more
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The city of Foley is working with the U.S. Navy to develop an agreement to allow the municipality to provide assistance at Barin Field. The Navy training field has been a training site in Foley since World War II.
Foley and U.S. Navy forge expanded partnership for Barin Field services
A historic collaboration between Foley and the U.S. Navy, spanning over 80 years, is set to expand with a recent agreement for the city to provide services at Barin Field. The Foley City Council … more
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The No Hate High School Tour, celebrating its milestone anniversary this year, aims to reach 250 high schools in 50 cities across America. And Foley High School is set to host the No Hate High School Tour on Jan. 29.
BMX Pros bring entertainment and education to Foley High School
According to the National Bullying Prevention Center, one in every five high school students reports being bullied during the school year. In an effort to address this issue, ASA Entertainment … more
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U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Johnny Morris II, Robert King and Jerry Cherne. King and Cherne are Marines and members of the Jesse Andrews Jr., Detachment, Marine Corps League in Daphne. They were among the volunteers Saturday.
Home for our Troops project lands in Elberta
"Many hands make light work." Last weekend, 230 hands made light work of laying sod at the future home of U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Johnny Morris II in Elberta. On Saturday morning, Jan. … more
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The property, which was bequeathed to the Baldwin County Historic Development Commission in 2007 and opened to the public in 2009, stands as the only open-to-the-public historic home in the region.
Bids sought for new pavilion at Swift-Coles Historic Home in Bon Secour
BON SECOUR — The Baldwin County Historic Development Commission is looking to expand Swift-Coles Historic Home with the addition of a pavilion. Situated just miles away from Alabama's … more
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Job Expo in Bay Minette set for Jan. 26
A Job Expo is set to take place on Friday, Jan. 26, 2024, at the John F. Rhodes Civic Center in Bay Minette. Co-sponsored by the Alabama Career Center System and the North Baldwin Chamber of … more
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Foley Mayor Ralph Hellmich spoke with city residents at the Foley Senior Center on Tuesday. The mayor said the city is working on a number of improvements around Foley, including new roads and recreation facilities.
Due to growth, Foley moving ahead with infrastructure improvements and recreation projects
In response to the rapid expansion of Foley, one of the area's fastest-growing cities, Mayor Ralph Hellmich took the opportunity to update residents on infrastructure and upcoming projects during a … more
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Downtown Foley is one of the priorities for residents, according to an online survey. The survey is being conducted as part of efforts to develop a strategic plan to guide growth in Foley.
Foley initiates public planning meetings in February to shape future growth and development
Residents and visitors in Foley are invited to actively participate in shaping the future trajectory of Baldwin County's fastest-growing city through a series of public meetings scheduled for Feb. 7 … more
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Foley will build sidewalks around a new park site in Mills and other areas of the community which was annexed in 2023.
Foley bringing sidewalks to Mills community
Foley's plans for the recently annexed Mills community are set to include new sidewalks, following the approval of a resolution by the City Council. The council voted to greenlight the … more
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Smokin’ Kettle out of Daphne, Alabama was one of many gumbo choices at the 2023 Gumbo & Alabama Slammer Festival.
Gumbo & Alabama Slammer Festival returns to Foley in 2024
The Gumbo & Alabama Slammer Festival returns to Foley's Heritage Park after its inaugural event in 2023. The one-day festival is produced by Beach Life Events, which is also responsible for … more
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Record low temperatures coming to Baldwin County How to prepare and what to expect
Baldwin County and surrounding areas will experience record lows in the coming days. The National Weather Service in Mobile issued a statement on January 13, stating, "Dangerously cold … more
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More than 2,000 fentanyl-laced pills seized from Foley home
Two people were arrested after Baldwin County deputies seized more than 2,000 pills they say were laced with fentanyl from a home in Foley. The Baldwin County Drug Task Force executed a search … more
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City of Foley announces closures for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Foley city offices will be closed on Monday, Jan. 15, in observance of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. The Holmes Medical Museum and Foley Depot Railroad Museum will, however, remain open … more
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Winter visitors fill the Foley Civic Center during Foley’s annual Snowbird Coffee held Tuesday, Jan. 9.
Foley's annual Snowbird Coffee warmly welcomes hundreds of winter vistors
On Tuesday, Jan. 9, Foley extended a warm welcome to winter visitors flocking to the Alabama Gulf Coast at the city's annual Snowbird Coffee. The event, sponsored by the city of Foley, South … more
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Gulf Coast Media has confirmed that Ford's Garage will not be coming to OWA.
Ford’s Garage is NOT coming to OWA, Poarch official confirms
Rumors are circulating on social media regarding what business will fill the void left by Paula Deen’s Family Kitchen at OWA, which closed recently, suddenly, after four years. An article … more
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The Foley pedestrian bridge over Alabama 59 will be getting new lights. The bridge was opened in 2016.
Foley's iconic walkway illuminated: New lights approved
The walkway over Alabama 59, situated at the north entrance to downtown Foley, is slated for renovations and maintenance following action by the City Council. The Council has approved the … more
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Jack’s Loxley location is under construction with plans to open in February.
Jack’s Family Restaurant to open in Loxley
The buzz on Facebook groups is true. Jack's is coming to Loxley. Gulf Coast Media received an email from a reader asking about the possibility. The first confirmation came from Loxley's … more
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Red Cross shelter opens in Foley amid looming severe weather for Baldwin County
FOLEY – The American Red Cross has opened a shelter at St. Paul's Episcopal Church at 506 North Pine in Foley for anyone needing shelter during the severe weather threatening the area Monday … more
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