The City of Gulf Shores has officially opened its new $20.9 million Justice Center on Medical Village Boulevard, transforming the former Sacred Heart Medical Office Building into a modern, centralized complex for public safety operations.

Participating in local elections is one of the most direct ways to shape the future of coastal Alabama. Whether you are a lifelong resident or new to the area, exercising your right to vote ensures that your voice is heard

Alabamians will turn their clocks back one hour at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 1, as Daylight Saving Time (DST) officially comes to an end. The transition returns the state to Central Standard Time, yielding an extra hour of sleep overnight alongside earlier sunrises and earlier evening sunsets.

National First Responders Day recognizes the selflessness, courage, and enduring vigilance of the emergency personnel who protect our lives and communities. Along Alabama's Gulf Coast, professional lifeguards from Gulf Shores Beach Rescue and Orange Beach Surf Rescue

One of the Gulf Coast's most cherished musical traditions is returning as the 42nd Annual Frank Brown International Songwriters' Festival kicks off an 11-day celebration. Founded in 1984 by Joe Gilchrist, the event holds the distinction of being the longest continuously running songwriters fest

Recent planning discussions in Gulf Shores have highlighted a major shift for one of the city's most cherished recreational landmarks. The Gulf Shores Planning Commission and community stakeholders have advanced a Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendment for the Gulf Shores Golf Club

While it feels a bit early to be talking about Christmas articles, the Orange Beach Christmas Concert event is sure to sell out fast. Since it takes place after hurricane season, we won't have to worry about weather cancellations—well, maybe unless it snows!

At the recent Gulf Shores City Council meeting, local leaders highlighted the extraordinary achievements of Gulf Shores High School students, demonstrating excellence both on the field and in the classroom.

October is making its grand exit, Halloween and hayrides are stealing the spotlight, and the Alabama Gulf Coast is giving us every reason to squeeze a little more fun out of our short-lived fall.

The Gulf Shores City Store is hosting an exclusive sale featuring 40% off select items. As the official store of Gulf Shores, it is the home for merchandise showcasing the famous "Small Town, Big Beach"® trademarked logo.

Get ready to experience the ultimate Gulf Coast culinary tradition! The Annual National Gumbo Festival brings together vibrant coastal culture, oceanfront relaxation, and world-class culinary talent.

Following the recent passing of country music icon Dolly Parton, Alabamians across the state are reflecting on her extraordinary legacy of generosity, music, and lifelong dedication to early childhood literacy.

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has requested a federal Major Disaster Declaration from the White House and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) following the impact of Hurricane Isaias across southern Alabama.

The Orange Beach Makos varsity football team faced a tough setback, falling to the Citronelle Wildcats. After opening the campaign with a 6–0 start, the Makos now have two losses on the season.

The Gulf Shores High School Dolphins continued their dominant 2026 campaign with a commanding 33-7 victory over the Theodore Bobcats

Scams and fraud have become an increasingly pervasive threat in everyday life, impacting everyone from municipality operations to local households. From major incidents where cities have been scammed out of $15 million dollars

Music fans and supporters are invited to an inspiring evening celebrating the Frank Brown International Songwriters Festival at the Coastal Arts Center of Orange Beach, located at 26389 Canal Road.

Once a year along the coast, dedicated sun worshipers temporarily turn goth, pumpkin lattes spill into heavy-duty Yeti tumblers, and locals flock to Lowe’s to buy giant, ugly monsters for their front yards.

The City of Foley is advancing a new public safety initiative that places drone technology on the front lines of emergency response. The Foley City Council approved a program authorizing the Foley Police Department to deploy drones as first responders.