New Dollar Tree for Mobile
Updated Jan 31, 2021;
Local investors paid $674,154 for 2.53 acres on West 1st Street in Gulf Shores, according to Lydia Franz of Re/Max of Orange Beach commercial division. The property is at the corner of Waterway Boulevard and West 1st Ave., just north of the Intracoastal Waterway and adjacent to the Country Hearth Inn.
Dollar Tree has leased a 16,170-square-foot building at 6400 Airport Blvd., in Mobile, according to SRS Real Estate Partners’ Birmingham office. The building at Airport Boulevard and Hillcrest Road is near the University of South Alabama. Martin Smith and Cooper Smith of SRS Real Estate Partners represented the landlord. Dollar Tree operates 15,115 stores in the U.S. and Canada.
Sparks in Mobile’s mayor race after incumbent joins fray
Updated Jan 30, 2021;
Posted Jan 30, 2021
Karlos Finley, president of the Dora Franklin Finley African American Heritage Trail, speaks at the unveiling ceremony for a new historic marker in Mobile s Cooper Riverside Park on Dec. 7, 2019. (Lawrence Specker | LSpecker@AL.com)Lawrence Specker | LSpecker@AL.com
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Stimpson’s now-lengthy record will be put in the spotlight by his opponents who are looking to bump off the two-term incumbent.
Two publicly announced opponents, Karlos Finley and Fred Richardson, are familiar with Stimpson and his “One Mobile” slogan and are positioning their campaigns in the months ahead as a counter approach to the mayor’s leadership.
Jan 29, 2021
REESE’S SENIOR BOWL PLAYERS PARTNER WITH FEEDING THE GULF COAST TO FEED 250 FAMILIES IN NEED
(January 29, 2021) – Mobile, AL On January 29, as part of Reese s Senior Bowl Community Day, players from the National and American teams volunteered at a Feeding the Gulf Coast distribution hosted at Hancock Whitney Stadium at the University of South Alabama that served 250 families in need.
“In Mobile County, one in five individuals struggles with food insecurity. That includes one in three children,” says Michael Ledger, President and CEO of Feeding the Gulf Coast. “The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the issue of hunger across the nation and specifically in our Gulf Coast region. Partnerships like this one create a tremendous opportunity for us to help meet the increase in need in our communities.”
Alabama-born artist s India lockdown experience to go on view in US art gallery
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New Delhi, Jan 29 : When India went into lockdown, Delhi-based American artist Christina Banerjee felt the need for a creative outlet. During the lockdown, which she describes as a never-seen-before experience, the artist came up with an Isolation Series of paintings, in which she uses the motifs of elephants and flowers against bold backgrounds to represent intense underlying feelings.
The Alabama-born artist has family in both India and the US, two of the worst Covid-19 affected countries, making the uncertainty and loneliness cause a multitude of emotions and feelings. I first wrote down emotions on my phone and journal, and paintings followed from there, says Christina, introducin
Bengals manage a very different Senior Bowl week
Duke Tobin and Zac Taylor speak on the importance of this year’s Senior Bowl.
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Practices for this year’s Senior Bowl are over and done with, and the actual game is set to take place Saturday afternoon in the University of South Alabama’s brand new stadium.
It’s been a different week in Mobile, Alabama as COVID-19 protocols have drastically altered how NFL personnel can meet and talk with players. Clubs were allowed 10 representatives to attend practices and meet with no more than 16 players per night during a four-hour window in a socially distant environment.