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A fresh chapter is starting on Arlington Street. Last April, city leaders and community members gathered to officially break ground on C.J. Small Heights, a new affordable housing subdivision named in honor of Mobile City Council President C.J. Small. Built…
Excitement is building along the Gulf Coast as Amtrak gears up to launch its new “Mardi Gras Service” this summer. While official fares and schedules are still under wraps, tourism officials are dropping hints that the new train ride will…
Blakeley State Park is kicking off summer in style with a day full of boat cruises, live music, and waterfront fun. On the afternoon of May 9, the park is offering special one-hour cruises to see the SS United States,…
Big news for anyone dreaming of new stamps in their passport: Mobile is getting a Passport Fair for one day only. Senator Tommy Tuberville and the U.S. Department of State are teaming up to make getting a passport a whole…
Alabama high school students now have a second option for earning a diploma. Instead of following the traditional route packed with Algebra II and chemistry, they can choose to build a schedule around hands-on courses—like carpentry, culinary arts, welding, or…
Wes Bedsole always knew the traditional college route wasn’t for him. He preferred tools over textbooks, and from an early age, he spent time working with his hands alongside family. That mindset steered him to Coastal Alabama Community College, where…
The Mobile Bayway project is moving forward again. After ending negotiations with its original contractor team, ALDOT is now working with the same crew building the Mobile River Bridge—Kiewit Massman Traylor. These are big players with experience, and they’re stepping…
Madeline Borchert, a 17-year-old junior at the Alabama School of Math and Science (ASMS), just brought home the top honor from the Alabama Science and Engineering Fair. Earlier this year, she took first place at the Mobile Regional Science Fair.…
The Mobile City Council just approved an $855,000 deal to buy a building that used to house the Trinity Broadcasting Network. It sits off the West I-65 Service Road, and while it hasn’t been officially decided, the site is being…
South Alabama is doing more than keeping up with the changing game—it’s stepping ahead. The athletics department just launched the Loyal, Strong & Faithful Fund, a bold move aimed at strengthening its future in a world where college athletes will…