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The Mobile Chamber has opened 2026 with a leadership move that brings a familiar name from the real estate world into one of the city’s most influential civic roles. Teresa Williamson, president of Roberts Brothers, Inc., now steps in as…
After more than six decades tucked inside Langan Park, the Mobile Museum of Art stepped into a new chapter with a full visual refresh that feels built for the future. A new logo now anchors everything from signage to marketing,…
Downtown Mobile eased into New Year’s Eve with cool air, clear skies, and the kind of slow build that only happens when a crowd knows something fun is coming. By early evening, small pockets of people gathered near Bienville Square. …
January has brought a clear change in tone along the Gulf Coast. While much of the country has moved on from holiday lights and year-end celebrations, the new year has quietly opened the door to something bigger. Carnival season has…
As winter cold snaps give way to summer heat waves, keeping a home comfortable can stretch household budgets thin. This week, the state announced a significant round of funding aimed at easing that pressure for thousands of Alabama households. Governor…
By the time Christmas wrapped up and decorations started coming down, one local family was still talking about a letter that had quietly set a different kind of holiday story in motion. While many children spent December circling toys and…
After nearly three decades with Mobile Fire-Rescue, Ann Williams is preparing to step away from the job that shaped much of her adult life. Her final day with the department is set for Jan. 12, closing a chapter that began…
Mardi Gras season always sneaks up fast in Mobile, and 2026 is moving even quicker. Parades begin rolling before January is over, and once they start, the schedule barely slows until Fat Tuesday arrives in mid-February. Downtown streets, island roads,…
Every year, tons of sediment are dredged from Mobile’s waterways to keep the shipping channels clear. Historically, much of this sediment was either stockpiled or disposed of, but now it’s finding a new purpose. A groundbreaking project is turning this…
Last Wednesday, patients at USA Health Children’s & Women’s Hospital got an unexpected visit from none other than Santa Claus himself. Swapping his usual sleigh for a helicopter, Santa made a grand arrival at the hospital’s helipad, delighting everyone with…