Thanksgiving options for those who don’t want to cook
Local and Company Food + Drink 812 N. McKenzie St. (251) 201-1000 An All Inclusive Thanksgiving Dinner 11:00 am - 4:00 pm, Nov 26 Entrees: roast turkey breast with white [...]
Foley cancels Christmas parade
Desiring to be safe rather than sorry, Foley officials have cancelled the annual Christmas parade, normally held in Foley on the first Saturday in December. Downtown merchants are open that [...]
Deadline set for debris removal
The City of Foley’s debris removal contractor D&J Enterprises is entering the final phases of the Hurricane Sally cleanup for those who live within the incorporated city limits. In an [...]
Foley Main Street’s 2019 – 2020 Annual Report
Foley Main Street, which kicked off in 2018, is now in full-swing, having recently gone through the branding process and introducing the new Foley Main Street logo into the community. [...]
SBA Closing Alabama Business Recovery Center
Deadline to Apply for Physical Disaster Loans is Nov. 19 ATLANTA - The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) reminds Alabama residents and businesses that Nov. 19 is the deadline to [...]
It’s time to register for Basketball
As we continue to follow all of the state guidelines regarding COVID-19 including social distancing we are giving you a few different options for registration in an effort to keep [...]
Foley Seeks Christmas Tree Decorating Contest Entries
Businesses, organizations and individuals are invited to help “light up” Heritage Park by decorating a live tree to be enjoyed by park visitors during the Christmas season. Merchants or local [...]
Mayor Ralph Hellmich, Foley council sworn into office
The new four-year term began on Monday, Nov. 2. At that time Ralph Hellmich was sworn in as mayor of Foley, while returning councilmembers Wayne Trawick (District 1), Vera Quaites [...]
Local nonprofit Clothes Closet says heartfelt farewell to community
The Clothes Closet was a place where you could donate good, used clothing for a purpose. Once donated, two things could happen with those items: they would sell and the [...]
“Safer at Home” extension
Today, Gov. Ivey extended the current “Safer at Home” order, which includes the mask mandate, through Friday, December 11 (when new guidelines will be announced). The state has also lifted [...]