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Fly Creek study delayed by access problems: Some property owners...
A study of how much mud is carried by Fly Creek to Mobile Bay, and where the sediment comes from, has been delayed by the refusal of several property owners to allow access to the waterway through their land.
Education system money woes, Hybrid Kinetic Motors top Baldwin news for 2009
In its 200th year, Baldwin County experienced the potential of new "green" industries, the challenge of paying for education and other public services and the deaths and departures of well-known local officials.
Fairhope couple experiences second house fire in 2 years
While Ronald and Becki Connally were away on vacation in July 2007, their Rock Creek subdivision home burned down.
Pets abandoned in record numbers as economy sputters
As the worst economy in a generation has dragged on, one of the most heart-wrenching victims has been the family pet.
For Baldwin County's needy, Alabama Free Clinic is a medical miracle
After signing in, Denise Smith was examined and treated by Dr. Izzy Pike in a borrowed office near the courthouse.
Gulf Shores, Fairhope among plaintiffs seeking lodgings tax from top travel firms
Fairhope and Gulf Shores are among a group of Alabama cities that have sued the nations online travel companies seeking unpaid lodgings taxes.
Judge says she is doing all she can to speed defendant's transfer from jail to federal facility
A federal judge said today that she was doing all she could to speed the transfer of an Iraq war veteran with psychological problems from the Baldwin County jail to a secure federal health facility.
Honor Flight gets more support including donation from Fairhope Single Tax Corp.
More help from Eastern Shore volunteers will allow about 18 World War II veterans to visit Washington, D.C., in 2010 as part of the Honor Flight program, project organizers said Tuesday.
Sewage spills reported in Fairhope and Bay Minette
According to a report received this afternoon by the Baldwin County Health Department from Fairhope Utilities, due to an electrical problem at the Woodlands Lift Station at 1 Woodlands Drive, an estimated 3,500 gallons of "non-disinfected effluent" was discharged into Fly Creek.
Baldwin family enjoys hopeful holidays thanks to United Way
For one Baldwin County family, this year's Christmas season is brimming with hope.
Fairhope youth garden to be built Saturday in Point Clear
On Saturday, with a big truck full of dirt and hopefully a bunch of helping hands, a patch of earth beside the Fairhope-Point Clear Rotary Youth Club will be turned into a garden.
Fairhope City Council reins in mayor's hiring powers
The City Council approved an ordinance Monday requiring that Mayor Tim Kant get council approval before hiring anyone to fill a non-budgeted position with the city.
John Folse to sign books in Fairhope Tuesday
John Folse has done it again. He's written a book that makes me hungry just looking at the cover.
Lawsuit filed over Publix center in Fairhope; 'It's about...
For more than a year, High Ridge Road resident Paul Ripp has threatened to sue everyone involved with the Shoppes at Fairhope Village, a recently completed shopping center off U.S. 98 that features a Publix Super Market.
Alligator gar raised, released into Mobile Bay by Fairhope aquascience students
A thick fog covered Mobile Bay as students walked out on the pier at Meaher State Park and placed 10 fish into the water.
'Linus & Lucy' live: Area musicians to play Guaraldi music
A series of concerts in Mississippi and south Alabama will recreate music Vince Guaraldi composed for the animated TV program "A Charlie Brown Christmas." John Milham knows how to stuff a stocking.
Photo gallery: Alabama players practice for Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic
Alabama quarterback Daryl Norris of Fairhope, third from left, takes a snap during practice Thursday, Dec.
Fairhope planning board backs off wetlands protections
The controversy over developing the so-called "Corte Rectangle" -- the massive property that now includes a Publix Super Market at Parker Road off U.S. 98 -- continued this week when dozens of residents attended a city planning meeting.
Elsanor woman whose heart stopped during Baldwin County trial is recovering
A woman who collapsed while serving on a Baldwin County jury and received CPR for more than 20 minutes is showing signs of recovery.
Officers Train to Handle Domestic Violence Calls
Dec. 1 - Law enforcement officials from throughout the area were in Daphne Tuesday learning how to properly respond to and investigate domestic violence cases.
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