Sight Savers America held a clinic at the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind in Mobile, providing high-tech vision aids to visually impaired residents, free of charge.
Inez Thomas, a dedicated third-grade teacher at Leinkauf Elementary in Mobile, has helped her students make significant gains in reading and math, aligning with Alabama’s push for higher proficiency and earning her a Golden Apple Award.
Clint Black will headline Mobile’s MoonPie Drop on New Year’s Eve, bringing his country music hits to the downtown celebration.
The free event will feature live performances, a second-line parade, a Kids’ Zone, and the iconic midnight MoonPie Drop.
Officer William Elliott of the Mobile Police Department was named 2024 First Responder of the Year by Keesler Federal Credit Union, recognizing his dedication to public safety and significant contributions to reducing crime.
Mobile’s annual Christmas Tree Lighting is scheduled for November 15 at Mardi Gras Park, featuring performances from the Mobile Community Mass Choir and Mobile Ballet.
The event will include local vendors, family activities, and a special appearance by Santa Claus before the night ends with a live performance by acapella group Backtrack Vocals.
Southwest Alabama Habitat for Humanity, in partnership with AFS Foundation & Waterproofing Specialists, is building a home for a family in need on LeFlore Drive in the Hillsdale community. Volunteers are encouraged to participate.
Mobile’s River Walk Plaza project, a mixed-use waterfront development featuring a luxury hotel, condos, and entertainment spaces, is moving forward with a proposed property sale, which the Mobile City Council is set to vote on.
South Alabama snapped a seven-year losing streak against Troy with a dominant 25-9 win in the “Battle for the Belt” at Hancock Whitney Stadium, fueled by strong defensive plays and key performances from quarterback Gio Lopez.
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