Dow looks again at ferry service to help GulfQuest
The new executive director of GulfQuest National Maritime Museum of the Gulf of Mexico believes...
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Author: Dale Liesch
Council to decide on Brookley warehouse study
The Mobile City Council, per its rules, will delay for one week a vote on an $18,000 contract with Clark, Geer, Latham & Associates to assess a Brookley warehouse for future use as a host site for Mardi Gras balls. Mayor...
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Return of passenger rail in Mobile possible due to $33M grant award
A new federal grant award could mean the return of passenger rail service in Mobile, a statement...
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Better angels: Mobile native starts charity from federal prison, eyes early release
Chris Calhoun is a deeply religious man now and is able to keep his faith in God, despite tough...
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Graddick serving as city judge despite no council appointment
Former Mobile County Circuit Court Presiding Judge Charles Graddick is hearing cases in municipal...
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Council doesn’t officially meet, discusses more raise fallout
The Mobile City Council could not hold a meeting Thursday morning due to lack of a quorum. The...
Read MorePay hikes for all city employees goes against council vote
Mayor Sandy Stimpson ignored the wishes of members of the Mobile City Council last week and gave 2.5-percent raises to every city employee, including ones hired outside the merit system. In a vote on May 14, the Mobile City...
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Judge rules against Buddhist meditation center in religious-freedom lawsuit
A federal judge in Mobile has ruled for the city in a religious-freedom lawsuit brought by the...
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Garden at Strickland Youth Center growing more than vegetables
DeSaavre Paige never thought he’d be using techniques he learned from his grandparents’ farm in...
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More details released on Clotilda’s discovery
A presenter at the Africatown community celebration reads a poem aloud to those in attendance....
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