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Inside the Mitchell College of Business, the energy buzzed like a startup office on launch day. Nine teams of students from the University of South Alabama took the stage, each one ready to pitch an idea they’d nurtured, tested, and…
Tuesday morning brought more than the usual rush on the US-90 Causeway. Drivers expecting their daily commute instead witnessed a heart-stopping scene when a vehicle suddenly sped into an active construction zone. The car tore through traffic barrels before veering…
Downtown skylines tell stories, and Mobile’s newest chapter is being written in steel and concrete. The $300 million entertainment arena is no longer just a drawing on an architect’s desk—it’s physically taking shape. From a bird’s-eye view high in Mayor…
Update: This has been classified as a false story, and will be removed soon — but we wanted to keep this notice up for now. — Ryan Williams, the 18-year-old Alabama Crimson Tide wide receiver from Mobile, has emerged as…
The Lonnie & Lynne Burnett Event Center was buzzing this week as the Saraland Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the 3rd annual Built for This Women’s Leadership Conference. Open to business owners, entrepreneurs, and anyone eager to grow, the gathering…
The new school year in Alabama has kicked off with something to celebrate: the very first Golden Apple Award has been handed out, and it’s heading to Williamson High School in Mobile. The honor goes to English teacher Jacqueline Morris,…
When Betty Fain first arrived in Mobile, life felt like a closed door. She was disconnected from her family, battling addiction, and sleeping in abandoned houses. Despite it all, she kept showing up at church. Her pastor welcomed her in…
Good news rolled out this week for classrooms across Alabama: the majority of schools boosted their performance on the state’s standardized test. The Alabama Comprehensive Assessment Program (ACAP) tracks English, math, and science skills, and the newest scores show momentum…
Well, it finally happened. After years of chatter, setbacks, and nail-biting delays, the train is back. For the first time since Hurricane Katrina, Amtrak’s Mardi Gras Service is rolling between New Orleans and Mobile. The first public trip left the…
For most anglers, the early morning hours on the water are calm, filled with quiet anticipation. But for one team competing in the Mobile Big Game Fishing Club’s annual Billfish Limited tournament, 4 a.m. brought a surge of adrenaline. Taylor…