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Oak Park Church gave away 1,200 free meals last Saturday, aiming to spread love and serve their community through the “Feed Mobile Project.” Mobile’s Hope Community Center hosted a homemade kite event, drawing participants of all ages to continue a…
Mobile’s second peace forum brought together city leaders and locals to brainstorm on reducing violence, highlighting the need for after-school programs. Key suggestions included increasing surveillance and encouraging businesses to mentor youth. Starting June 27, United Airlines will offer nonstop…
Mobile County upgrades the boat launch at Fowl River with new facilities without using taxpayer money. Funded by oil and gas leases, these improvements include better parking and a new kayak launch. A gator spotted in a Mobile neighborhood ditch…
As a last hurrah, the Trinity Gardens Parade brought out over 33,000 folks for the final Mardi Gras celebration. It went mostly smoothly, except for a woman who fell off a float but wasn’t badly hurt. Mayor Sandy Stimpson declared…
Mobile’s cops danced to Cupid’s “Flex,” proving Mardi Gras brings everyone together — even Alabama and Louisiana! Ketchum Fountain at Bienville Square in Downtown Mobile is flowing once more after extensive repairs and renovations. Mobile native Dr. Rocky Marsh brought…
Three parades, led by the Maids of Mirth, Order of Butterfly Maidens, and Krewe of Marry Mates, lit up downtown Mobile last Saturday, despite the dreary weather. Brent Carlson has a near-death experience while driving home from Daphne when a…
Miracle on the Bay’s 5th parade for St. Jude is on February 5th with 9 floats and local celebrities. It’ll be a fun-filled event supporting St. Jude research. South Alabama women’s tennis triumphed with a 7-0 win against Florida A&M,…
Here are the top news highlights we saw around the area this week: The Conde Cavaliers started Mardi Gras with a “We Are the Champions” themed parade. Amber Gorlott, familiar with the society since childhood, is this year’s excited queen.…
Here are the top news highlights we saw around the area this week: The City of Mobile initiates construction of a $38.3 million, 1000-space parking garage, a pivotal step in revitalizing the Civic Center property. Forbes ranks the Alabama Port…
Yup, we’re talking about one of Alabama’s most eyebrow-raising landmarks… The “Go To Church Or The Devil Will Get You” sign! Perched along I-65, this cheeky roadside wonder never fails to grab attention and spark reactions. It might make you…