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A gang of bees is terrorizing a home in West Mobile. Real buzzworthy drama! Two lawn workers were the latest victims of these winged hooligans. Even the great Ron Werstler, the lawn care guru, was left scratching his head (and…
Great news, parents! Three middle schools affiliated with the Mobile County Public School System have achieved remarkable success. They ranked among the top middle schools in the entire state, as reported by Great Schools. There was a pool of fourteen…
Swimming is a BIG deal on the Gulf Coast. But in Mobile’s Africatown community, some stigmas and stereotypes still keep folks from learning this crucial skill. Thankfully, that’s all changing now with a fantastic summer swim program. The Africatown Heritage…
Mobile County Probate Judge Don Davis officially certified the results of last week’s annexation election. So, it’s official. We have almost 20,000 new residents. And the Mobile Fire-Rescue Department was totally ready for this, waiting for the notification of the…
A bunch of community gardeners teamed up with a simple yet awesome goal: make fresh veggies easy to get in Mobile. They call themselves the Mobile Urban Growers, or MUG for short. These green thumbs work together, growing and keeping…
The results are in: Mobile is now the state’s second-largest city! The annexation vote was a success. Here are the results: Airport Corridor For: 447 Against: 880 Kings Branch For: 303 Against: 237 Cottage Hill For: 2,005 Against: 1,198 Orchard…
Feeling generous? A local charity organization, Helping Hands Ministry and Emergency Food Pantry, is making a big impact by providing essential assistance to those in need. Executive Director Nanda Morris and her team have been tirelessly delivering over a thousand…
Mobile businesses are joining forces to fight plastic pollution and create a plastic-free future. Through the “Peace Out Plastic” campaign, initiated by the Downtown Mobile Alliance, over 20 downtown establishments are taking steps to reduce single-use plastics. They’re saying NO…
By 2024, Baldwin County will have a shiny new recycling center right in Loxley, near the current landfill on Mcbride Road. So, it looks like our neighbors will have the chance to participate in curbside recycling! Hmmm… maybe we should…
The Residents of Mobile are buzzing with anticipation as the much-discussed annexation issue finally reaches the polls. The city is eyeing four areas to expand its limits: Kings Branch, Orchard Estates, Airport Corridor, and the Cottage Hill Corridor. Some of…