Gulf Shores News

06/20/2025

LAWMAKERS SEEK TO BAN SHARK FEEDING TO STOP RED SNAPPER DEPREDATION - For many years there has been an ongoing feud between some anglers and those who wish to catch sharks. Many shark charters will chum the waters in area closer to shore so they don't have to burn as much fuel to find their catch. Those feeding methods often drift into other SEE MORE

For many years there has been an ongoing feud between some anglers and those who wish to catch sharks. Many shark charters will chum the waters in area closer to shore so they don't have to burn as much fuel to find their catch. Those feeding methods often drift into other fishing areas or same trai...

06/20/2025

ITEM SOLD AT GAS STATION CONVENIENCE STORES HAS CAUSED 1400% INCREASE IN EMERGENCY CALLS - An innocent looking small bottle of Tianeptine is sometimes called "gas station he**in" and Alabama legislator wants to see it banned. The U.S. FDA has even placed a warning but people across Alabama can find it at convenience stores, gas stations, v**e shops SEE MORE

An innocent looking small bottle of Tianeptine is sometimes called "gas station he**in" and Alabama legislator wants to see it banned. The U.S. FDA has even placed a warning but people across Alabama can find it at convenience stores, gas stations, v**e shops, and online retailers.

06/19/2025

'MAKE MUSIC DAY' COMING TO GULF SHORES PARK - The City of Gulf Shores will celebrate Make Music Day with a community event at Meyer Park on Saturday, June 21. This free, family-friendly celebration invites everyone to enjoy live music and fun activities. Music lovers of all ages and skill levels are welcome to attend SEE MORE

The City of Gulf Shores will celebrate Make Music Day with a community event at Meyer Park on Saturday, June 21. This free, family-friendly celebration invites everyone to enjoy live music and fun activities. Music lovers of all ages and skill levels are welcome to attend. It’s a chance to enjoy l...

06/19/2025

JUNETEENTH HOLIDAY CELEBRATED IN ALABAMA FOR 1ST TIME - Earlier this year Governor Kay Ivey singed into law a bill making June 19 an official state holiday. President Trump started observing the holiday back in 2020. Juneteenth commemorates the day which black slaves in the US learned of their emancipation SEE MORE

Earlier this year Governor Kay Ivey singed into law a bill making June 19 an official state holiday. President Trump started observing the holiday back in 2020. Juneteenth commemorates the day which black slaves in the US learned of their emancipation.

06/18/2025

06/18/2025

ICW BRIDGE BUILDER CLAIMS ALDOT HASN'T PAID MILLIONS IN INJUNCTION CLAIMS - Do you remember when construction of the new Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) bridge was halted while several entities were in court? Scott Bridge Company remembers the situation well and is seeking approximately $7 million of an injunction bond that valued $9 million in total SEE MORE

Do you remember when construction of the new Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) bridge was halted while several entities were in court? Scott Bridge Company remembers the situation well and is seeking approximately $7 million of an injunction bond that valued $9 million in total.

06/18/2025

ORANGE BEACH CELEBRATES PARKS AND REC DURING JULY - The City of Orange Beach is celebrating Park and Recreation Month this July. This nationwide event highlights how parks help make island life stronger, brighter, and more connected. Activities are planned for people of all ages and abilities SEE MORE

The City of Orange Beach is celebrating Park and Recreation Month this July. This nationwide event highlights how parks help make island life stronger, brighter, and more connected. Activities are planned for people of all ages and abilities. Everyone is invited to join the fun.

06/17/2025

FOLEY HIGH SCHOOL NAMES FIRST FEMALE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - For the first time in more than 100 years of high school sports in Baldwin County, a woman will serve as athletic director over all sports at a public high school. Metta Christensen was appointed as Foley High School’s new AD during a recent awards ceremony. This marks a historic first for both the school and countywide public high school athletics SEE MORE

For the first time in more than 100 years of high school sports in Baldwin County, a woman will serve as athletic director over all sports at a public high school. Metta Christensen was appointed as Foley High School’s new AD during a recent awards ceremony. This marks a historic first for both th...

06/17/2025

BRIDGE PROGRESS WILL CLOSE PART OF CANAL ROAD FOR THREE DAYS - In recent weeks the new ICW bridge project had made tremendous progress. Local residents can now visualize how the traffic patterns will change and expedite. However, the rapid progress also mean that it is time to install some large items directly over a popular section of Canal Road SEE MORE

In recent weeks the new ICW bridge project had made tremendous progress. Local residents can now visualize how the traffic patterns will change and expedite. However, the rapid progress also mean that it is time to install some large items directly over a popular section of Canal Road.

06/16/2025

06/16/2025

CITY REVIEWING LATE NIGHT BAR HOURS, AGAIN - A bar with a history of being at odds with Gulf Shores city officials is going back before the city council asking permission to stay open until 3 a.m. After consulting with the police department, city staff is recommending the council deny the conditional use permit required SEE MORE

A bar with a history of being at odds with Gulf Shores city officials is going back before the city council asking permission to stay open until 3 a.m. After consulting with the police department, city staff is recommending the council deny the conditional use permit required by 'Hibas' in the Pelic...