Public Works ‘sick out’ employees placed on leave, advocate says
Employees involved in an apparent “sick out” Tuesday have been placed on paid administrative...
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Author: Dale Liesch
MHB agrees to let city help with housing redevelopment, renovation
The Mobile Housing Board of Commissioners on Wednesday morning approved, by a 4-1 margin, an...
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BayBears announce new GM for last season in Mobile
Photo | Courtesy of The Mobile Bay Bears After the 2019 season, the Mobile BayBears will move...
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WM brings back breach claims against SWDA, city
Photo | Lagniappe A public works employee calls for help after his truck stalls. Waste Management...
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Oakleigh House could face closure, HMPS board members say
Photo | Daniel Anderson Oakleigh is open for tours for $10 admission. The house is split up by...
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Councilors commemorate Gregory’s end of chemotherapy
Members of the Mobile City Council surprised long-time District 7 representative Gina Gregory...
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Sanitation workers call in sick to protest treatment
The divide between administration officials and the city’s public works employees appears to have...
Read MoreCouncil concerned About number of nonmerit employees
The number and salaries of mayoral appointees on staff for the city has come as a surprise to some on the Mobile City Council, who want to take a deeper look at the positions in the future. As part of the debate over the fiscal...
Read MoreMobile Chamber’s business incubator awarded $1.5 Million grant
The Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce’s business incubator will soon have a new home, thanks to a federal grant. U.S. Rep. Bradley Byrne (R-Fairhope) announced on Sept. 27 an award of a $1.5 million Economic Development...
Read MoreGulfQuest, I-Team reductions examined
With half of its employees cut from the fiscal year 2019 budget, the GulfQuest Maritime Museum of the Gulf of Mexico still has enough funding to stay open — for now. However, GulfQuest board Chairman Mike Lee said the group will...
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