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Mr. Merritt’s class plants flowers at the school's sign during a campus beautification project April 8.
Robertsdale High under construction for new gym, athletic facility and band room expansion
If you've traveled down Highway 59 recently, you may have noticed construction taking place at Robertsdale High School. This is just one of the current Baldwin County Public Schools capital projects … more
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From the historic character of the city to theme parks and locally owned restaurants, one group of retirees can attest to a study’s findings that ranked it the most cost-effective retirement destination in the U.S.
Flocking to Foley; Named most cost-effective retirement city in U.S.
FOLEY — Foley is ranked No.1 in a national study for the most cost-effective retirement destination across the United States. A study conducted by GOBankingRates analyzed 100 cities … more
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Foley residents examine safety plan proposals; City wants to reduce traffic deaths, injuries
FOLEY — Residents of Foley had the opportunity to discuss plans for road safety improvements during a Safety Action Plan meeting. According to research conducted as part of the plan, 5,218 … 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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Baldwin County High School step dance team triumphs in debut competition
Beta Chi Sigma, the step dance team from Baldwin County High School, made a remarkable debut at the 21st annual Battle of the Bay Step Show held at the USA Mitchell Center on Saturday, March 16. … more
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Spring Yoga sessions open for registration at Bay Minette Recreation Center
Bay Minette Recreation Center is inviting community members to register for the upcoming Spring Session of Yoga, led by instructor Annie Allen. The classes are set to begin at at 6:30 p.m. every … 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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Discover North Baldwin: Outdoor fun for the whole family at annual expo
The 2nd Annual Discover North Baldwin Outdoor Expo, sponsored by JBT Power, Pepsi Atmore and Talk 106.5, will take place on April 6, at Bicentennial Park in Stockton, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The … more
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Over 15 women gathered inside Central Perk Cafe in Summerdale to talk about life, tell jokes and enjoy each other's company on March 28.
Building bonds over coffee; New Baldwin County women's group grows to 2,500 members in one year
SUMMERDALE — In a dimly lit Summerdale coffee shop, women fill the room with laughter and talks of life. One might think they are lifelong friends, but it was only a few months ago when their … more
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A group gathers at Foley’s 1909 Railroad Depot for a walking tour. The 2024 tours will begin April 6 and continue each Saturday throughout the month.
Step back in time: Foley's historic walking tours offer a glimpse into local history
More than a century of local history will be showcased this April as Foley hosts walking tours of its downtown historic district. Foley is among over 20 Alabama communities set to conduct these … more
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Tara McMeans, winner of the 20th Annual Gulf Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival post contest, didn't have to look far for her inspiration. Sunflowers in her yard are featured in the artwork.
Tara McMeans wins 6th Gulf Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival poster contest in 8 years
The South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce announced Tara McMeans as the winner of the 20th-annual Gulf Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival poster contest last week. It would not be shocking if McMeans' name … more
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Foley Main Street seeks artist to cruise creativity into downtown bike rack sculptures
FOLEY — Foley Main Street is looking for an artist to design, fabricate, deliver and install sculptural bicycle racks around Downtown Foley. According to Foley Main Street Executive … 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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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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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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Pictured from left to right are PBCI Tribal Council Member Keith Martin, Roberto Quintana, Liliana Quintana and SLE President Frank Ellis.
Baldwin County youth awarded PBCI scholarships during 2024 SLE Rodeo and Livestock Week
Liliana and Roberto Quintana of Robertsdale were honored with scholarships by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians (PBCI) for their contributions to Alabama's livestock sector. The ceremony took place on … more
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Foley man fatally stabbed in domestic altercation
The Foley Police Department arrested a man after a stabbing incident was reported on Sunday evening. On Sunday, March 24, around 10:50 p.m., Foley Police Department responded to a disturbance … more
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Bagel Boy's Alex Warner to open smashburger restaurant in Foley
The wait is over. The teases can cease, and the rumor mill can stop turning. Alex Warner and business partner, Marcus Owens, are ready to reveal their new downtown Foley venture: Cheeseburger … more
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