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 [...]
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 [...]
Foley’s new mayor and city council members were sworn in on Monday, Nov. 2. Ralph Hellmich, who has served on the city council representing District 3 since 2004, was sworn [...]
In the sudden adversity caused by Hurricane Sally, Baldwin REALTORS ® leadership formed a plan to help the devastated homeowners and renters of Baldwin County. What started as aiding through [...]
E. Verbena Ave. between S. Poplar St. and S. Juniper St. will be closed Wednesday, November 4th, 6:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. for a culvert installation. A map of the [...]
The City has four locations for voting: Foley Civic Center, 407 E. Laurel Ave; Graham Creek Interpretive Center, 23030 Wolfe Bay Dr; Foley United Methodist Church, 915 N. Pine St; [...]
In the wake of Hurricane Zeta, the Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board (HBLB) cautions consumers of the potential for scams, fraud, and incompetent work during post-storm damage cleanup, repair, and [...]
Hurricane Zeta left a few trees down in its wake, but there are no road closures or flooding. The hurricane brought an average of 45 mph sustained winds with gusts [...]
Foley Mayor John Koniar was honored at the Monday, Oct. 19 council meeting, his final meeting as mayor. Along with a proclamation for his time in service, a commendation from [...]
Good afternoon Foley, City offices (except for essential workers and emergency personnel) will close at noon on Wednesday, Oct. 28 and remain closed on Thursday, Oct. 29. Normal garage pickup is [...]
