Government
Hudson Honored By Education Association
District 2 Mobile County Commissioner Connie Hudson was recently recognized by the Alabama Association for Career and Technical Education (ALACTE) as the 2021 Carl Perkins...
Program Manager Picked For Brookley Terminal
The Mobile Airport Authority (MAA) has chosen Birmingham-based Hoar Program Management to oversee the $250-million project of creating a new airport terminal complex near downtown...
Mobile County Launches Community Calendar
The Mobile County Commission has launched a new community calendar to increase the visibility of events, the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce announced. Commission President...
Visit Mobile Promotes Felts
Visit Mobile has announced that Andrew Felts was recently promoted from coordinator to marketing and communications manager. Felts joined the destination marketing organization in January...
Mobile Gets Funding For “Brookley By The Bay”
Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson recently announced that the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation has amended its Gulf Environmental Benefit Fund “that will help secure and...
Gulf Shores Tops Growing Alabama Cities List
AL.com recently reported that cities across Alabama “are growing like wildfire,” with Gulf Shores tops growing Alabama cities list at No. 1. Baldwin County is...
Mobile County Names Broussard Public Affairs, Community Services Head
Dr. Sharee Broussard has been named Mobile County’s director of public affairs and community services. Broussard is responsible for media relations, internal/external communication and events,...
Mobile Funding: City Passes People First Plan, County Solicits Feedback
The City of Mobile recently passed the People First Plan, which Mayor Sandy Stimpson has been promoting since June (BBN #46). The plan will be...
Baldwin County Funds Mental Health Court
The Baldwin County Legislative Delegation has funded a mental health court for the county in the form of a $100,000 grant from its Community Capital...
Spanish Fort City, Volunteer Fire Department To Merge
The Spanish Fort Volunteer Fire Department may become a city agency in the next year under plans being discussed by municipal officials and the department’s...
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