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Mobile County just launched a game-changer for anyone dreaming of owning a house after the storms of 2020. The new Homeownership Downpayment Assistance Program hands qualified buyers up to $50,000 to help cover that all-important down payment. Think of it…
This past weekend, the Daphne Civic Center buzzed with excitement as the 8th annual Gulf Coast Card Show rolled into town. Picture row after row of gleaming display cases, stacks of colorful cards, and fans eagerly chatting about their latest…
Something stylish could be on the horizon for West Mobile. The old Hardeman National Guard Armory, once known for its history and heavy-duty charm, might soon trade in its past for plush pillows and keycards. A boutique hotel, complete with…
It looked like a scene from a movie because it literally was one. When film crews took over downtown Mobile last fall for the Stephen King adaptation The Life of Chuck, it wasn’t a one-time event. Traffic paused, cameras rolled,…
The City of Mobile has unveiled a bold new plan with big potential: the Financial Empowerment Blueprint. Think of it as a roadmap built to help people across the community tap into more opportunity, stability, and long-term financial strength. Over…
Imagine trimming up to $50,000 off the cost of moving into your dream home. That’s the kind of support potentially headed to Mobile County, thanks to a new down payment assistance program currently under review. If everything gets the green…
Shea and Colton Young were expecting a fast labor. But not this fast. What started as a late-night contraction quickly became a 17-minute sprint to USA Health Children’s and Women’s Hospital. Their second son had other plans, though. By the…
Mobile County Commissioner Randall Dueitt is raising questions about how economic incentives are handed out—and who gets left waiting. His concern? Longstanding local companies like Master Boat Builders in Coden. The business has been part of the community for decades,…
Steven Moore doesn’t sit still. Even in the middle of a summer heatwave, he’s outside pushing through yard after yard with a weed eater in hand. At 45, he’s cutting grass for $40 a pop, doing what he can to…
Things are moving fast at the old Civic Center property. What used to be just a giant parking lot is now the spot for a brand-new, six-story building that’s already got people working in it. That building? It’s the regional…