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Bayou La Batre voters elect three council members
Voters chose two new candidates and an incumbent to serve on the City Council in today's runoff.
United States Department of Justice
Justice Department to Monitor Elections in Alabama
The Justice Department today announced that on Oct. 7, 2008, it will monitor the municipal election in the town of Bayou La Batre, Ala., to ensure compliance with the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Alabama Voices: Losing our shield
By Bruce Adkins We are trying hard to impress on everyone in the nation the value of Dauphin Island as a barrier against sea swells in protecting the whole Mobile and Baldwin County shorelines around Mobile ...
The geniuses who aren't on Wall Street
Chimamanda Adichie Unaffiliated Columbia, MD Age: 31 Fiction Writer exploring the circumstances that lead to ethnic conflict in richly imagined novels and stories inspired by bailing out rapacious Wall Street ...
Gulf Coast Doctor Receives Genius Grant
Dr. Regina Benjamin, has been awarded a $500,000 grant by the Macarthur Foundation for her efforts to bring quality health care to the underserved.
MacArthur Foundation awards 'genius grants'
A violin virtuoso, an architectural historian who studies ancient bridges and a family physician who rebuilt an Alabama health clinic after it was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina are among 25 recipients of this ...
List of 2008 MacArthur Foundation fellows
The following 25 fellows each will receive $500,000 over the next five years from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation: Chimamanda Adichie, 31, fiction writer, Columbia, Md.
Lawmakers representing county constituencies are working on bill to...
Mobile's annexation proposal is reigniting efforts by some rural lawmakers to shrink the city's 5-mile-wide planning jurisdiction.
Mobile County Juvenile Court meeting at Grand Bay-St. Elmo Community Center
The Juvenile Court of Mobile County will hold its first Community Advisory Board meeting for concerned citizens of Grand Bay, St.
Remembering Hurricane Frederic: Storm's 29th ...
Sept. 12 - 29 years ago, on September 12, 1979, Hurricane Frederic crashed into the Alabama Gulf Coast.
Bayou La Batre shipyard worker dies from electric shock
A man died after he was electrically shocked while working at a Bayou La Batre shipyard on Wednesday evening, authorities said.
Pass Christian man critically injured at construction site in Bayou La Batre
A 48-year-old Pass Christian man was severely injured at a construction site in Bayou La Batre this morning.
Hurricanes add to Gulf seafood industry woes
Hurricane Gustav left shrimp rotting on vessels across southeastern Louisiana, where fishing communities without power also lack ice.
Bayou La Batre gets set for 20th-annual Taste of the Bayou
The Bayou La Batre Area Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the 20th-annual Taste of the Bayou.
As Gustav closes in, area residents evacuate
Sixty-one-year-old Beverly Peters and 13 of her children and grandchildren fled New Orleans Sunday with little more than a change of clothes and the hope that their homes would still be there when they ...
Gustav's Local Impact if it stays on current track
With the latest forecast track and speed, the center of Gustav is expected to make landfall along the central LA coast on Labor Day.
NBC 15 Viewers Capture the Storm
As much of the Gulf Coast breathes a sign of relief, we are able to look at many of the magnificent moments of Hurricane Gustav captured by NBC 15 viewers.
Voluntary evacuation issued for south Mobile County
Based on the strength and uncertainty of Hurricane Gustav, Mobile County officials have issued a voluntary evacuation for Zone 1 south of I-10, said Walt Dickerson, the county's emergency management director.
Riley issues mandatory evacuation for part of Ala. coast
At the request of local emergency management officials, Governor Bob Riley on Sunday ordered the mandatory evacuation of residents of low lying and flood prone areas of southern Mobile County and Baldwin County ...
Gov. Riley: No evacuation for now
Gov. Bob Riley said Saturday he did not want to order an evacuation before it is necessary but cautioned that Hurricane Gustav could change course, raising a greater threat to the Alabama coast.
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