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FOLEY — What used to be a co-op and warehouse in the 1900s, known as H.M. Hamburg & Sons, is now an unused, empty building that holds a piece of Foley history. The red-wooden building, …

A bond hearing in Mobile for the man accused of stabbing a jogger in Foley last week. Bernard Abney, 40, faces charges of failing to register as a sex offender in Mobile in a rape case that dates back to 2003.

Bernard C. Abney, 40, of Mobile, has been taken into custody in connection with the stabbing of a woman in Foleys Heritage Park on Wednesday, Jan. 17. Abney was arrested late in the evening on …

In response to the rapid expansion of Foley, one of the areas fastest-growing cities, Mayor Ralph Hellmich took the opportunity to update residents on infrastructure and upcoming projects during a …

Foleys plans for the recently annexed Mills community are set to include new sidewalks, following the approval of a resolution by the City Council. The council voted to greenlight the …

Foleys plans for a new library involve the initial step of relocating the current health clinic situated on the designated site. The Foley City Council has greenlit the construction of a new …

Two projects aimed at enhancing north-south access in Foley are set to be completed by the end of January. The extension of South Pecan Street and Juniper Street is nearing completion. The South …

The National Park Service has named Foley the American World War II Heritage City for Alabama.

Almost six months after families in the Mills Community of Foley voted to become part of the city, improvements to the area are already being seen. The next big step is a new park.

Foley recently appointed a new executive director of general government and administration, Cian Caldwell Harrison. Formerly serving as Baldwin County clerk and treasurer, Harrison will be …