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For decades, John L. LeFlore Magnet High School has been more than a set of brick walls and classrooms. It’s been a familiar sight in Toulminville, a place where generations have walked the halls, cheered at games, and made lifelong…
Grab the dice and clear the table—Mobile has officially landed on the Monopoly map. After a year of local feedback, design tweaks, and hometown debate, the Mobile-themed Monopoly board is here. Unveiled at the historic Malaga Inn, this edition doesn’t…
The Mobile County Animal Shelter is packed. Since July 26, over 80 new furry faces—dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens—have arrived at the shelter, and every kennel, crate, and corner is now spoken for. Overflowing with wagging tails and meows, the…
At just 11 years old, Grayson Hovell pulled off something big. He wanted to help Mobile’s K-9 police units—so he did. With a stack of 50-cent coloring sheets and a goal in mind, he turned a simple school fundraiser into…
Decades-old buildings, mold concerns, and outdated layouts are finally getting the attention they deserve. Here’s what’s changing—and why it matters. A New Home on Azalea Road Fire Station #19 is about to get a serious glow-up. Built in 1957 with…
Big things are coming to a long-standing corner of west Mobile. A World War II-era hangar at Mobile Regional Airport is about to get a $2 million facelift, thanks to a private investment group eyeing the space for new aerospace…
Since 1972, oversight of the Strickland Youth Center has been in the hands of the juvenile court system—specifically, Presiding Judge Edmond Naman. But that setup might soon change. At the next Mobile County Commission meeting, officials will consider moving administrative…
The City of Mobile just gave its 311 service request system a much-needed refresh—and it’s finally live. If you’ve ever dealt with a flickering streetlight, spotted a rogue pothole, or watched grass grow a little too wild, there’s now a…
Big plans are in the works for one of downtown Mobile’s busiest corridors. The Mobile City Council is set to consider a $16.7 million contract this week that would kick off a full-scale makeover of St. Louis Street. The proposed…