Fairhope Family News · Jun 27 Daily Digest
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A former Foley funeral director's arrest for taking thousands from families for services never provided serves as a stark warning for locals handling...
Baldwin Health is participating in Alabama’s Rural Hospital Investment Tax Credit Program, allowing eligible taxpayers to make contributions that...
Foley families gain a new year-round recreation option as the city advances plans for an indoor Aquatics Center at Max Griffin Park. The facility will support local swim teams and residents once built, with bids expected later this year.
A tragic Foley homicide underscores family safety risks from online conflicts.
Baldwin County has completed major renovations at the Lillian Recreation Center on Highway 98, adding ADA compliant restrooms, a timber picnic...
A Baldwin County man received 129 years in prison after conviction on multiple child sex crime charges, including first-degree sodomy and sexual abuse...
Baldwin County families gain five new First Class Pre-K classrooms for the 2026-27 school year, part of the state's expansion of its nationally top-rated pre-K program. This will help more young children start kindergarten ready to succeed.
The swimming advisory for Perdido Bay at Kee Avenue has been lifted, with water quality now good according to health officials. Families can return to swimming there safely.
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Alabama's new autism guidelines and Child Find program signal broader support for kids needing services.
Tropical Storm Arthur's remnants bring 6-8 inches of rain and flash flood risk to Fairhope and Baldwin County Thursday into Friday.
Baldwin County Schools and GMC have adopted a panic alert system to strengthen campus safety. Parents can expect improved emergency response capabilities for students.