Mobile’s public safety director, a former AFRICOM official, blames State Department for Benghazi attacks
While many locals may have only learned the details of the Sept. 11, 2012 attack on a U.S....
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Author: Dale Liesch
Black judicial nominees encumbered by politics
Although African-Americans represent more than a third of Mobile County’s population and 53...
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HUD inspector reviewing housing board’s books
Mobile Housing Board (MHB) Executive Director Dwayne Vaughn informed board members last week that...
Read MoreMobile to inaugural industry day
MOBILE – The City of Mobile is hosting its first Industry Day on Wednesday for engineering, construction and supply firms to learn more about the 2016 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). The open house will begin at 4 pm at...
Read MoreCouncil approves zoning for new apartments
The Mobile City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a rezoning to allow a 252-unit apartment complex to be built at the intersection College Lane South and Du Rhu Drive. The plans were met with complaints from local...
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Discovery of newborn body leads to arrest
The Mobile Police Department responded to the 3700 block of Swansea Drive on Thursday, Oct. 8,...
Read MorePlanning Commission delays vote on meditation center
The discussion of a proposed religious meditation center on Eloong Drive near Dog River drew both supporters and detractors to its meeting Thursday. A decision was delayed until Thursday, Dec. 3. Property owner Lar Nimityongskli...
Read MoreApplicant withdraws music venue appeal
Now artists use it as a place to set up each month before LoDa ArtWalk, but an owner and developer were hopeful the 9,000-square-foot building at 401 Dauphin St. could be transformed into the city’s newest music venue. Those...
Read MoreComplaints filed against Planning Commission chairman, attorney
MOBILE – A group of local residents have filed complaints against Mobile Planning Commission Chairman Jay Watkins and attorney Doug Anderson over what the complaints call a “conflict of interest” the two have concerning...
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‘We are not a bar’: Developers defend proposed music venue
The fate of a proposed downtown music venue its developers have compared to the House of Blues in...
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