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In a recent announcement, the National Park Service has designated Foley as the American World War II Heritage City for Alabama. Among the 11 communities selected nationwide, Foley stands as the …

Land clearing is underway for Foleys latest park, situated in the recently annexed Mills community. The city, having acquired a 4-acre site earmarked for park development, has commenced clearing …

Work is expected to begin in 2024 on a $5.5 million facility to shelter Foley first-responders and other officials during a hurricane or other emergency. The city is working on plans for a safe …

The Foley City Council recently approved improvements at the Raymond C. Christensen Sports Plex on Cater Lee Way, including enhanced batting cages and new lights. Jeff Lee, Foley parks director, said …

New streets, an expanded wildlife preserve, the incorporation of new areas into the city, and ongoing growth stand out as key highlights of 2023 in Foley, according to Mayor Ralph Hellmich. …

The intersection of South Juniper Street and Baldwin County 20 reopened Tuesday, Dec. 12, after being closed since September for improvements. The new signal lights at the intersection will be …

Winners of the annual Christmas Tree Decoration Contest were announced on Friday, Dec. 8, during the Christmas in the Park celebration held at Heritage Park in Foley. A total of 15 trees were …

FOLEY — Residents will have a chance to take part in guiding Foley’s future growth by helping to develop the city’s strategic plan. The city of Foley is working with the national …

FOLEY — Foley residents and officials are moving forward with efforts to develop the communitys Sister Cities program with the municipality of Hennef, Germany. Foley Sister Cities is raising …

FOLEY — John Jackson will leave his position as director of the Foley Public Library to take a new job as executive director of the Campbell County Public Library System in Wyoming. Jackson has …