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High school graduations: Figures gives address at Chickasaw High School
Chickasaw City Schools' first graduating class of 12 students celebrated its commencement ceremony on Friday, May 17, at the school, with state Sen.
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Foosackly's Dauphin Street location to close, move to other location
A message posted on Mobile-based chicken chain Foosackly's Facebook wall announced that its popular Dauphin Street location would be shutting its doors.
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Brenau loses in NAIA tennis quarterfinals
The Brenau University tennis team fell 5-4 to Lindsey Wilson in a back-and-forth match in the quarterfinals of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics National Championship tournament on Thursday in Mobile, Ala.
Blog Exercises: Prepare for Summer
May is the shift from spring to summer. From blossoming flowers to green leafed trees casting shade, the weather is changing, bringing warmer days to the northern hemisphere and colder temperatures down under.
Jury votes 11-1 to recommend death penalty in Midtown Mobile hammer attack
Zoa White suffered a fatal beating inside her home in June 2010. A jury on Friday, May 17, 2013, recommended the death penalty for Carlos Edward Kennedy .
Christmas Day tornado help still being explored
The home owned by Earl Windom in Prichard is still damaged from the Dec. 25, 2012, tornado.
Mobile County Judicial Commission adds two more lawyers to applicant list
MOBILE, Alabama - The Mobile County Judicial Commission this afternoon announced two more applicants for a soon-to-be vacant judgeship, bring the total number to 25.
Report: Mobile's unofficial unemployment rate hits 4-year low in April
J.D. Dixon and Jeff Conger, with Ross Plumbing, work Monday, Nov. 19, 2012, to cover the recently laid plumbing at the construction site of the Publix Supermarket at the corner of Airport and University boulevards.
[Movies] How Steven Spielberg Made Millions Off of Star Wars
Spielberg recounted the story: "George came back from Star Wars a nervous wreck.
Springtime . . . and motion gives a renewed sense of life to the watery boro. Emerald Sea 's been around all winter, but she's not moved loads like this.
Time is running short to sign up for unique farm-to-table dining event
At 6 p.m. on June 3, the Mobile County Master Gardeners will be playing host to the ultimate dinner party for friends, only with a slight variation.
Over $90 million in road projects in works in Baldwin County
Road-paving crews working along U.S. 98 reduce traffic down to one lane on April 30, 2013, in Foley Ala.
Some money remains for Wallace Tunnel fix after all, DOT officials say
The federal government didn't rescind all of the $25 million that it allocated to fix the Wallace Tunnel interchange after all, according to the Alabama Department of Transportation.
Trivia: How Steven Spielberg Won Millions of 'Star Wars' Dollars in a Bet With George Lucas
At this point, there's likely nothing that could be said about Star Wars that many fans don't already know.
High school graduations: 511 Baker High School graduates march
Baker High School held graduation ceremonies for 511 seniors today at USA Mitchell Center in Mobile.
Mobile County School System technology coordinator nominated for excellence award
Michele White, technology coordinator for the Mobile County Public School System, has been nominated for the 2013 Marbury Technology Innovation Award.
Mobile woman pleads guilty to animal cruelty, admits throwing puppy off 3rd-story balcony
MOBILE, Alabama - A woman accused of throwing a puppy off of a third-floor balcony last year pleaded guilty this morning to felony animal cruelty as part of a deal involving jail time.
Mobile city and county road projects include continued focus at...
Lee Marvin McLeod, project foreman with L&A Contracting Company, right, and other workers mark cutting lines on the bridge surface during the replacement of the Michigan Avenue Bridge over the CSX train tracks leading into the Brookley Complex on Tuesday, August 31, 2010.
Mobile Mayor Sam Jones says meeting ADEM deadlines for stormwater...
Mobile Mayor Sam Jones speaks to the local media after the Mobile City Council endorsed a contract with The Mobile Group on April 30, 2013, to manage the city's stormwater management program.
Mobile Police Department unveils new motorcycles purchased by the penny sales tax increase
Seven new motorcycles have been added to the Mobile Police Department's fleet of 26.