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In a world full of world records—like the fastest pizza maker or the largest ball of rubber bands—the Poiroux family of Mobile County just claimed a spot in one of the most heartwarming categories around. Their secret? A whole lot…
The steel skeleton is officially topped out. On Friday, construction crews placed the final beam on the new parking garage at Mobile International Airport, marking a major step in the relocation of the city’s main airport from west Mobile to…
Just days after a fire swept through 3Circle Church in midtown Mobile, the scene has shifted from heartbreak to rebuilding. The sanctuary, which took the brunt of the damage, is now a space filled with volunteers sorting through debris, salvaging…
The Ferris wheel is spinning again, the lights are flashing, and the smell of fried dough is floating through the air—it’s officially fair season. The Greater Gulf State Fair is back, and this year’s lineup looks bigger, brighter, and tastier…
Carnival Cruise Line is setting sail on a new chapter for Mobile. Beginning May 15, 2027, the Carnival Valor will call the Port City home year-round—marking the first time a Conquest-class ship operates out of Mobile. This move boosts the…
Downtown Mobile is about to glow. The City of Mobile, together with Mayor-elect Spiro Cheriogotis, will flip the switch on the holiday season during the annual Lighting of the Tree on Friday, Nov. 21. From 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., Mardi…
The water runs a little deeper now in Mobile Bay—fifty feet, to be exact. That milestone became official on October 13 as local, state, and federal leaders celebrated the completion of the Mobile Harbor Deepening Project. The Alabama Port Authority…
Mobile’s sports scene just hit another milestone. The Mobile Sports Authority wrapped up its fiscal year with a record 41 hosted or supported events, ranging from football and gymnastics to lacrosse and cornhole. The total economic impact: roughly $37.6 million. …
When eight-year-old Dorian McCollum saw his grandmother collapse, instinct took over. Blood pooled at her mouth, but instead of freezing, Dorian did what few adults might manage—he grabbed her phone and called 911. He didn’t have his own phone, and…
Mardi Gras Park came alive Saturday night with the sights, sounds, and smells of Mobile Latin Fest. The annual celebration, organized by the Hispanic American Business Association of the Gulf Coast, drew crowds eager to dance, eat, and connect. The…