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When schools across the country are trying to figure out how to do inclusion right, one school in Mobile County just gave them the blueprint—through a playground. Augusta Evans School has officially been named one of the “10 Best Inclusive…
Mobile’s transit picture is shifting fast. On one end, new Greyhound service has rolled into town with expanded connections. The city now has a direct link to major Southern hubs like Birmingham, Montgomery, and Atlanta. And starting June 4, Atmore…
If you’ve driven through Midtown lately and hit a wall of orange signs at McGregor and Dauphin, you’re not imagining things. That intersection officially closed on May 28, and it won’t reopen until the end of the year. The closure…
A patchwork houseboat that had overstayed its welcome is finally off the water. Mobile crews removed the dilapidated vessel from Dog River last Friday, adding it to the growing list of abandoned boats cleared from local waterways. The structure had…
Friday morning started with sirens on Plum Street. Just after 4 a.m., firefighters from Mobile Fire-Rescue responded to a call in the 600 block. The home, split into three apartments, had smoke rising from the back. At first glance, crews…
Big changes are coming to one of Mobile’s best-known green spaces. This week, the Mobile City Council reviewed a $15.2 million contract that would finally deepen the lake at Langan Park. It’s the first major move in a long-awaited makeover…
Summer’s here, and while kids are thinking about pool days and popsicles, The Family Center is thinking about parents. They’ve rolled out a full slate of free classes to support moms, dads, and caregivers who want to level up this…
Walsh Hall, once a freshman dorm at Spring Hill College, is coming down to make space for something much bigger. Demolition started this week, and the site is being cleared to build the brand-new Health and Science Innovation Center. After…
This year’s Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride rolled through Mobile with a mix of style and purpose. Riders dressed in vintage-inspired attire—think bow ties, vests, and polished boots—met up at Rosie’s 1901 before cruising scenic backroads toward Fairhope. It wasn’t just about…
The Mobile Public Library system just announced its new director: Jurée Hall. And she’s not walking in as a stranger—she’s coming back to a place that helped shape her story. Hall once studied at the University of South Alabama, and…