Gulf Shores News

As the tourism season continues to draw visitors to Alabama’s beautiful coastline, the spotlight is shifting to the local talent behind the bar. The Alabama Restaurant & Hospitality Association (ARHA), in partnership with Old Forester and United-Johnson Brothers of America, has officially launched its annual "Bartender

The City of Gulf Shores provided an update on the progress of a $24 million pedestrian bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW). The Waterway Village Pedestrian Bridge will include two towers, one on each side of the ICW, and a separate plaza project will enhance the areas surrounding the towers.

Laissez les bons temps rouler Gulf Shores. The city is going to "Let The Good Times Roll". Gulf Shores is poised for a significant expansion of its Mardi Gras celebrations following a recent informal special work council session focused on parade proposals and the future of long-standing local traditions.

The Gulf Coast Chamber's Island Spirit Award committee, presented by Bluewater Exteriors, has announced Rocio Miranda-Garcia of De Soto's Seafood Kitchen as the recipient of the June 2026 Island Spirit Award. This prestigious honor is part of the chamber's ongoing tradition of recognizing non-management workers

For residents and visitors enjoying the coastal waters of lower Baldwin County, staying informed about water quality is an essential part of a safe trip to the beach or bay. Local health departments and environmental organizations consistently monitor popular swimming spots to ensure the public is aware of conditions

An Orange Beach resident, Maria Hawkins, found more than she expected while checking their property Wednesday morning after Tropical Storm Bertha. A boat had washed up near their dock overnight. Hawkins spotted it after waking up and stepping outside to survey the damage. What followed was an unexpected visit from Oran













