Residents of Foley will soon have the chance to hear from City Council candidates at a public forum. The event, open for everyone interested in the city’s leadership, will let voters hear from those running in Foley’s upcoming municipal election.

Brett Robinson has stepped forward as a Platinum Sponsor for Orange Beach City Schools, committing $25,000 to support students for the upcoming 2025–2026 school year. The local company has built a strong relationship with the district, helping fund new opportunities inside and outside the classroom.

Boaters and residents in the Orange Beach and Gulf Shores area will need to prepare for a temporary closure of the Intracoastal Waterway. According to the U.S. Coast Guard Sector Mobile Waterways Management Division, daytime vessel traffic will be stopped for 5 days

LuLu’s has unveiled a new spot for travelers at Gulf Shores International Airport, letting visitors enjoy a taste of the Gulf Coast right up until they board their flight. The restaurant, popular for its lively atmosphere, seafood dishes, and allergy-conscious menu, officially opened inside the airport terminal this we

Local leaders from South Baldwin County traveled to Washington, D.C. this week to speak with Alabama’s U.S. Senators about the area’s rapid growth and the future of its tourism industry. The group included the mayors of Foley, Orange Beach, and Gulf Shores. These cities have all seen record numbers of visitors recently

The Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show returns to NAS Pensacola in November, attracting aviation fans from across the southeast. The air show is well-known for its high-energy stunts and breathtaking precision. Locals look forward to this experiencing the excitement firsthand. The show celebrates the area’s deep history w

His name was Robert W. Lee, but everybody called him "Bubba." He would always help new business owners, local city leaders and any neighbor. When you saw a delegation from Baldwin County's coast at the State of Alabama offices, you would see "Bubba" Lee representing our area.

As summer draws to a close, Orange Beach is preparing to welcome the new school year with a community-wide celebration. The annual Makos on Main event, hosted by Orange Beach City Schools, will mark the beginning of the 2025–2026 academic year with activities designed to foster school spirit and community pride.

By now you have likely heard the story that the mayoral candidate Angie Swiger had a member of her staff attempt to coerced a rental tenant on one of her properties to display ONLY her election sign. The tenant, LA Pizzeria, disclosed during an interview with WKRG News they were ending their lease with the Swiger group

Foley police arrested a local woman after finding a man’s body in her apartment this week. On Sunday, July 28, officers responded to Alison Pointe Apartments for a welfare check around 10:50 a.m. When they entered the apartment, they discovered the deceased male.

A music festival which once drew mixed reactions from local residents turned into "Sand In My Boots", which local businesses and residents cheered. At the July 28, 2025, regular meeting, the Gulf Shores City Council approved a closely watched one-year extension of the franchise agreement for the Hangout Music Festival—

With all the live music and concert the Alabama coast is often called "Nashville on the Beach". Now that connection just became stronger, easier and cheaper. In a press release Allegiant Air announced seven new nonstop routes connecting 12 cities across the country, including a match made in music heaven:

A bar that has faced scrutiny in the past and denied a conditional use permit to continue operating is going back to the Gulf Shores City Council for another try. SingPlayDance is seeking the CUP in the old Cohiba Dunes space in the Pelican Place shopping complex.

When the National Weather Service post heat advisories we should take notice. During these events local medical and rescue personnel see an increase in heat related emergencies. One of the biggest killers in the world is cardiovascular disease and many do not know they have it until symptoms are triggered by something like elevated heat.

As the final days of July give way to August, the Gulf Coast remains a steady hub of activity, with a wide variety of options for locals and visitors alike. From themed breakfasts and family-friendly fishing charters to live music, waterfront dining, and local market shopping, the week offers something for every pace

Families across the Alabama Gulf Coast are preparing to celebrate National Parents Day by enjoying time together at local restaurants, visiting or taking a moment to those who gave us guidance in our lives. This tradition allows people to honor their parents

What makes a strong community isn’t just who lives there - it’s who’s willing to protect it, no matter the cost. The men and women at Gulf Shores Fire Rescue (GSFR) display this willingness to serve their community exceptionally. This includes protecting Gulf Shores residents and visitors of our beautiful beaches.

Residents in Foley will soon have a new option for bulk shopping as BJ’s Wholesale Club plans to open its second Alabama location in the city. The project was recommended for approval by the Foley Planning Commission, marking a significant step forward for the retail development.

One of the most cherished fishing tournaments returns to the Wharf. Children across the Gulf Coast will soon have the chance to cast their lines and reel in big memories as the “Kids Win” fishing event returns to the Gulf Shores area.