- Mobile Unveils Plans for New Civic Center
Mobile is set to build a new $300 million civic center, announced by Mayor Stimpson.
This state-of-the-art facility will host concerts, sports, and Mardi Gras balls, aiming to attract top acts and revitalize the local entertainment scene.
- Bienville Square Restoration Update
The 100-year-old Ketchum Fountain in Bienville Square is running again after a much-needed refresh.
The park has been closed for upgrades since August 2023, and there’s no word yet on when it’ll reopen.
- Mobile to Host Public Safety Town Hall Meeting
The local Public Safety Office invites everyone to a “Listening Session” Town Hall on March 20th at Zion Church.
It’s a chance to discuss ways to enhance police-community relations, featuring insights from former US Attorney Kenyen Brown.
- Kayaking Dreams Near Reality on Chickasaw Creek
A project backed by a community group and an EPA grant could soon make kayaking on Chickasaw Creek possible.
Plans include a public access spot and an amphitheater, improving the area’s environment and recreation.
- Mobile Introduces MoGo Rideshare for Affordable Work Commutes
Mobile launches MoGo Rideshare, an app-based service making transport cheap for job seekers.
It links riders for shared trips at $1.25, aiming to boost access to jobs and training.
- Iconic Dumbwaiter Restaurant Plans Expansion
Mobile’s beloved Dumbwaiter Restaurant is expanding. They want to bring their Southern cuisine to more places and are offering franchising opportunities.
- Alligator Surprise at Municipal Park
A gator gave walkers a surprise sunbath near a trail in Municipal Park. Keep a safe distance, and remember, no feeding the wildlife!
- Mobile Bay’s Shark Population on the Rise
Mobile Bay sees more bull sharks as warmer waters draw them in.
A study shows a fivefold increase in less than two decades, marking Alabama’s coast as a new shark gathering spot.
- Downtown Mobile Seeks Public Input
Want to help shape Downtown Mobile’s future?
The Downtown Mobile Alliance invites everyone to take a quick survey on improving the area, from safety to cleanliness.
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