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Read More Softball postseason begins for AHSAA teams by Tommy Hicks | Apr 28, 2021 | News , Sports , The Score The softball postseason has arrived for teams in the Alabama High School Athletic Association.... Read More Lagnia-POD episode 16 is now available by Ashley Trice | Apr 28, 2021 | Latest , News , Podcast In this week’s Lagnia-POD, the crew discusses the legal battle taking place on the corner of... Read More AHSAA soccer playoffs continue this week by Tommy Hicks | Apr 28, 2021 | News , Sports , The Score The Alabama High School Athletic Association’s boys’ and girls’ soccer playoffs are underway, with... Read More Face of Griffith Service Station retires amid family legal fight by Dale Liesch | Apr 28, 2021 | Bay Briefs What could have been a quiet retirement announcement for the smiling face of a Midtown institution... Read More Local transplant looking to recreate Mobile Tree Trail by Dale Liesch | Apr 28, 2021 | Bay Briefs Andrew Blejwas fell in love with Mobile as he passed under a tree-lined Government Street while... Read More Josh Woods enters District 6 council race by Dale Liesch | Apr 28, 2021 | Bay Briefs The executive director of The Grounds wants to inject some youth into the Mobile City Council and... Read More Common database used to track COVID-19 vaccinations by Dale Liesch | Apr 28, 2021 | Bay Briefs Every recipient of the various COVID-19 vaccines nationwide is put into a registry to help health... Read More AHSAA golf playoffs move to sub-state tournaments by Tommy Hicks | Apr 28, 2021 | News , Sports , The Score The Alabama High School Athletic Association opened postseason play in boys and girls golf in... Read More AFC Mobile returns to action this weekend after one-year layoff by J. Mark Bryant | Apr 28, 2021 | Upon Further Review, by J. Mark Bryant AFC Mobile Photos by Seth Laubinger The Association Football Club of Mobile (AFC Mobile) first... Read More Fairhope pier and park improvements approved, with conditions by Gabriel Tynes | Apr 27, 2021 | Baldwin County , Bay Briefs Despite opposition, the Fairhope City Council approved the proposed scope of work for its $6.2... Read More Cut off — UA System Office leaves questions unanswered by Rob Holbert | Apr 27, 2021 | News The University of Alabama System Office has decided to answer no further questions about what work... Read More Gulf State Park implements paid parking in Orange Beach by Gabriel Tynes | Apr 27, 2021 | Baldwin County , Latest In an agreement reached between the state and city last week, all nonresidents of Orange Beach... Read More South Alabama names Bentley starting QB by Tommy Hicks | Apr 27, 2021 | News , Sports , The Score In a Tuesday afternoon Facebook post on @WeAreSouth_FB, South Alabama head football coach Kane... Read More AHSAA baseball playoffs continue this weekend by Tommy Hicks | Apr 27, 2021 | News , Sports , The Score The Alabama High School Athletic Association state baseball playoffs continue this weekend with... Read More County relaunches anti-litter initiative by Dale Liesch | Apr 22, 2021 | Latest , News Mobile County is providing an extra incentive to groups who want to pick up litter, while also... Read More Mobile-Baldwin Athletic Partnership takes first step by Tommy Hicks | Apr 22, 2021 | News , Sports , The Score Help is on the way for high school sports programs in Mobile and Baldwin counties, via a newly... Read More City pushes collaboration of MPD, mental health professionals by Dale Liesch | Apr 22, 2021 | Latest , News The next time a Mobile police officer has to interact with a member of the public experiencing... Read More Four area teams ranked No. 1 in final ASWA polls by Tommy Hicks | Apr 22, 2021 | News , Sports , The Score Four teams in the Lagniappe coverage area hold the No. 1 ranking in their respective sport and... Read More New law on organ retention product of local woman’s work by Gabriel Tynes | Apr 21, 2021 | Bay Briefs A Mobile County woman is celebrating the passage of a new state law that requires medical examiners to notify the next of kin when retaining organs from deceased persons. Less than a day after 17-year-old Justin Crooks suddenly... Read More Episode 15 of Lagnia-POD is now available by Ashley Trice | Apr 21, 2021 | Latest , News , Podcast This week, Rob Holbert gives us the backstory on a statewide story he wrote and Lagniappe broke... Read More AHSAA executive director Savarese announces retirement by Tommy Hicks | Apr 21, 2021 | News , Sports , The Score In a Wednesday afternoon press conference, Alabama High School Athletic Association executive... Read More Qualified immunity denied for Baldwin sheriff, deputy in fatal 2017 shooting by Gabriel Tynes | Apr 21, 2021 | Baldwin County , Bay Briefs A federal judge in Mobile has declined to award qualified immunity to Baldwin County Sheriff Huey... Read More Cruise lines, CDC differ on resumption of sailings by Dale Liesch | Apr 21, 2021 | Bay Briefs Despite growing frustration from the cruise industry over the most recent COVID-19 guidelines from... Read More Council, mayor discuss waterfront development by Dale Liesch | Apr 21, 2021 | Bay Briefs The result of a more than $72,000 contract set to be voted on by the Mobile City Council in the... Read More Recommended Stories Boys and Girls Club artists ready for exhibit By Kevin Lee I’m nuts for pistachios By Andy MacDonald Judge blisters Hoss and Hunady in Victor death By Rob Holbert It’s the most wonderful time of the year By Ashley Trice Soapboxes overshadow history in CNN series By Kevin Lee Arts, cuisine, music and more Boys and Girls Club artists ready for exhibit by Kevin Lee | Apr 28, 2021 | Artifice | 0 Comments Artist Soynika Edwards-Bush is planting seeds this spring. The fertile soil is in the kids at four Boys and Girls Clubs throughout the Mobile area and the fruits are self-realization. I try to get them to talk to me about their art, to get them in the habit of... 2021 will be the Summer of X-Treme Seltzers by Lagniappe | Apr 28, 2021 | Beer and Loathing | 0 Comments If you are of a certain age, you probably remember the chaotic season of Four Loko. (Or, more likely, you don’t remember it.) Cans of the caffeine-packed malt beverage were everywhere in the mid-2000s, giving drinkers an alcoholic buzz and an energy boost that often... ‘My Little Town’ honest and insightful look at Black Belt by Lagniappe | Apr 28, 2021 | Style | 0 Comments D.B. Tipmore, My Little Town: A Pilgrim’s Portrait of a Uniquely Southern Place.” (NewSouth Books, Montgomery, March 2021) ISBN: 978-1-58838-433-1, cloth, $25.95, 160 pp. By Mike Thomason You cannot live very long around Mobile Bay without hearing or reading... MUSIC NEWS ART NEWS CUISINE NEWS Special news series and investigations TENSAW TIMEBOMB Lagniappe’s series of articles examining Alabama Power’s plans to comply with federal coal...