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Mobile Infirmary just pulled off something big in the world of heart care. Dr. Mina Jacob, an interventional and structural cardiologist, successfully performed the first TriClip G4 procedure in the city. This minimally invasive surgery treats tricuspid regurgitation (TR), a…
On March 7, 2025, a group of 55 Mobilians embarked on a heartfelt journey to Selma, Alabama, to participate in the 60th anniversary reenactment of “Bloody Sunday.” Organized by the Beta Nu Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, this…
Phase two of the Causeway Shoreline Restoration Project is officially underway, and it’s looking great already! The project kicked off on Thursday and is set to tackle a longstanding challenge—erosion along State Highway 193, which connects Dauphin Island to the…
After two years and $9.5 million worth of renovations, Alabama’s newest public beach—Bayfront Park in Coden—finally opened its gates on Sunday, March 9. The park’s revival was fueled by funds from Deepwater Horizon fines through the RESTORE Act. It’s now…
Mobile just rolled out its very first Resilience Plan, and it’s a game-changer. Dubbed “Resilient Mobile,” this plan is ready to tackle challenges head-on, from environmental shifts to economic twists and turns. Think of it as the city’s way of…
Exciting improvements are on the horizon for one of Mobile’s most iconic roads. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue—lovingly known around town as “The Avenue”—is about to get a vibrant makeover, thanks to an infusion of new funding. Mobile City…
Joe Cain Day isn’t your typical Mardi Gras parade—and Mobile wouldn’t have it any other way. Thousands of folks packed the streets of Downtown Mobile this weekend, kicking off the Mardi Gras festivities in true, colorful fashion. Unlike traditional parades…
Mobile is gearing up for its biggest celebration of the year—Fat Tuesday! While beads and floats often steal the spotlight, there’s another kind of parade star quietly trotting its way into our hearts: the police horses. This year, the Mobile…
Mobile’s economy just got a friendly wave from Saraland. Robbie D. Wood Inc., an Alabama-based trucking company known for hauling chemical products and hazardous waste, broke ground on a new terminal in Saraland on February 26. This big move is…
Mardi Gras season is here, and that means beads, moon pies, and a whole lot of fun. It also means streets covered in confetti, cups, and enough stray plastic to make a seagull nervous. While the celebration is all about…