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A Mobile landmark has traveled a winding path to arrive at its newest identity: The National Maritime Museum of the Gulf. If the name sounds familiar, that’s because it changed twice before landing here. The story came out during a…
Mobile made a move this past week that speaks to growth, opportunity, and the future of local neighborhoods. City officials approved a $100,000 investment to launch the South Alabama Homebuilding Academy, known as SAHA, and turn construction training into a…
Tuesday afternoon brought an unexpected jolt to Saint Stephens Road when a nearby building went up in flames, filling the air with smoke that had nothing to do with slow-cooked ribs. Rodgers BBQ owner Eddie Rodgers stepped outside during what…
For more than twenty years, the Partnership for Your Success program has been giving Army soldiers a head start on civilian life. The idea is simple. When a soldier completes their service, they’re guaranteed a job interview with one of…
Football fans along the Gulf Coast have a little extra buzz this week. Two former NFL standouts with deep roots in the area are officially semifinalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026. Their careers stretched across…
Tricentennial Park turned into a mini outdoor classroom on Saturday as dozens of kids grabbed fishing rods, gathered around the lake, and soaked in a morning that blended fun, learning, and a little bit of adventure. The City of Mobile’s…
The team at Dumas Wesley Community Center is already deep into preparations for one of its most loved events of the year. The Annual Toy Store has become a bright spot on the December calendar, offering families a meaningful way…
A long-running idea for Upper Mobile Bay finally got the spark it needed. After years of planning, the wetlands restoration project just picked up two major wins that push it closer to becoming something people can actually see. The goal…
By the time the sun crept up over Ladd-Peebles Stadium, a long line of cars had already wrapped around the lot. Some arrived at six in the morning, hoping to get a little relief after weeks of financial pressure from…
When Steve Chard pushed off from Ontario back in mid-July, he set out with a paddle, a plan, and an appetite for adventure that most people only dream about. One man, one kayak, and a 6,000-mile mission known as the…