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Alabama is set to receive $43 million in federal grants to make the state’s coastline more resilient to sea level rise caused by climate change.
The projects in coastal Alabama are designed to boost oyster reefs and commercial fishery habitats while protecting the coast from erosion and rising sea levels.
Flowers and trees are blooming across the Gulf Coast thanks to our spring showers. Don't let a little occasional rain shower keep you from enjoying all the events happening every weekend this month. …
Lucy Buffett —Jimmy Buffett's "crazy sista" & the owner of LuLu’s Sunset Grill—shares a recipe from her third cookbook, 'Gumbo Love'
By Guy Busby FAIRHOPE – Eastern Shore residents and officials are launching plans to clean the waters of Mobile Bay. State Rep. Joe Faust, R-Fairhope, said the group, “Clean Water Alabama,” will work to find ways to improve the waters that drain into Mobile Bay. He said residents of the Eastern Shore and other areas of Baldwin County should receive letters in February asking them to take part in the effort. Faust said the plan began on a smaller scale, with concerns over Weeks Bay, but organizers soon realized the need for solutions was statewide. “We started off with this thing talki...