Government
Fairhope’s Working Waterfront Opens For Bids Again
Fairhope’s Working Waterfront project is getting another chance at landing a contractor, WKRG is among outlets to report. Seawall repairs and improved components such as...
Local Economic Development Grants Available
1819 News reports that the State of Alabama has begun accepting applications from local economic development authorities to request funding for industrial site development in...
Baldwin County Awarded $5-Million Road Grant
Alabama Industrial Access Road and Bridge Corp. has awarded $5 million to Baldwin County to assist with road improvements related to the Novelis Inc., Gulf Coast...
Baldwin County Animal Shelter Opens
The new Baldwin County Animal Shelter recently opened in Summerdale after two years of construction. The $4.7-million facility is built with concrete-reinforced walls and other...
Elberta Sausage Festival Announced
The Elberta Volunteer Fire Department is holding the biannual German Sausage Festival on October 28 at 13052 Main Street in Elberta. German sausage and sauerkraut,...
Africatown Brownfields Assessment Meeting Scheduled
The City of Mobile and its grant partners will be hosting a community meeting on October 24 regarding the ongoing U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA)...
Mobile County Budget Approved
The Mobile County Commission recently approved its fiscal year 2024 budget of $203,350,036, which is a 6% decrease from the previous year because several one-time...
Foley Details Construction Projects, Beautification Awards Winners
The City of Foley has named major city construction projects following its announcement of investing approximately $72 million in capital improvement projects in its next...
Gulf Shores Settlement To Change Impact Fees
A settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit alleging that the City of Gulf Shores was improperly charging property developers and misspending impact...
Foley Budget Reflects Continued Growth
The City of Foley has announced its budget, which reflects continued growth in revenue that city officials plan to use for more capital projects. Going...
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