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When eight-year-old Dorian McCollum saw his grandmother collapse, instinct took over. Blood pooled at her mouth, but instead of freezing, Dorian did what few adults might manage—he grabbed her phone and called 911. He didn’t have his own phone, and…
Mardi Gras Park came alive Saturday night with the sights, sounds, and smells of Mobile Latin Fest. The annual celebration, organized by the Hispanic American Business Association of the Gulf Coast, drew crowds eager to dance, eat, and connect. The…
Amtrak’s new Mardi Gras Service between New Orleans and Mobile is proving to be a runaway success. Since its August launch, nearly 19,000 passengers have hopped aboard, filling trains for major Gulf Coast events. Average ridership now tops 105 passengers…
The Mobile County Emergency Management Agency just earned one of the highest honors in its field — national accreditation from the Emergency Management Accreditation Program. Only nine agencies in the entire country received the distinction this year, and Mobile County…
For a few days, the University of South Alabama played host to something unusual. A mysterious truck rolled onto campus, but instead of food or merchandise, it carried an entire virtual-reality studio. Inside, students strapped on headsets and suddenly found…
For 25 years, the Ronald McDonald House of Mobile has been more than a building. It’s been a haven for families walking through the hardest moments of their lives. Since opening in 2000, the House has welcomed over 11,000 families…
The Mobile Ballet is stepping into its new season with a classic that’s equal parts drama and romance: Phantom of the Opera. The opening production hits the stage next month inside the Saenger Theatre, a space chosen to complement the…
A billboard near one of Mobile’s busiest intersections recently became the talk of the town, sparking heated debates, social media discussions, and plenty of strong opinions from residents who saw it. What started as a simple advertising teaser for a…
Big Creek Lake holds a special place in Mobile—it’s not only a quiet stretch of water but also the source of drinking water for the city and parts of Baldwin County. That makes it more than just a fishing spot.…
The museum shaped like a ship has reached a milestone: ten years afloat in downtown Mobile. The National Maritime Museum of the Gulf celebrated its anniversary this weekend, drawing crowds through its glass doors to explore exhibits that shine a…