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AUGUST 2, 2019 | GulfCoastNewsToday.com | 75¢ Local VFW Auxiliary member gets national recognition
Local Veterans of Foreign contact with members of Con- A Law.” “It’s certainly an honor to Wars Auxiliary member Jen- gress to promote the national The skit was recorded and have presentations I worked nifer Hutto was recently rec- VFW Priority Goals, to sign sent to a national VFW Am- on and created be sent around ognized for her work with a members up to receive the bassador, who sent it out to nationally for people to use,” local chapter by the National VFW Action Corps Weekly chairmen across the nation. Hutto said. “I’m proud that VFW organization. and to encourage voter par- Hutto also helped create a people are recognizing our Last year, Hutto served as ticipation and legislative edu- “Pop Quiz” PowerPoint pre- good work here in Alabama the Legislative Chair for the cation and involvement. sentation that helped further and how it can be useful to VFW Auxiliary Legislative To help with education educate members on the legis- help educate and inform Program for the State of Ala- about the legislative process, lative process, which was also people about the legislative bama. Hutto educated members by distributed nationally as an process and our democracy.” SUBMITTED PHOTO Some of the goals for the creating and performing a excellent example of how to program were to keep in skit of “How A Bill Becomes achieve educational goals. SEE AUXILIARY, PAGE 7 Hutto
State The mud days of summer approves $5 million for Megasite improvements
By GUY BUSBY [email protected]
BAY MINETTE – Preparations of the Dive in to 3,000-acre Mega Site for new industry in north celebrate Baldwin should soon move forward following the end of state approval Tues- day of $5 million for improvements, project summer supporters said. The Growing Ala- Submitted bama Commission voted Tuesday to approve $5 Join the North Bald- million in state tax cred- win Literacy Council its for improvements on Friday and dive in on the site, Lee Lawson, to celebrate the end of director of the Bald- summer. win County Economic The council will hold Development Alliance, a swim party on Friday, said Wednesday. The Aug. 2 from 6 – 9 p.m. at improvements will in- ALLISON MARLOW / STAFF PHOTO Bay Minette City Pool, clude grading 200 acres Children gathered at Graham Creek Nature Preserve in Foley on Saturday for the annual International Mud 1300 Bradley Ave. Cost at the site, construction Day festivities. Staff there turned a small field into a muddy pit complete with mounds of dirt to make a is $10 per person and in- mud slide. The mud was thrown, caked on, dumped over and squished between as the kids scrambled and cludes pool entry, pizza, SEE MEGASITE, PAGE 7 slid through it. For more photos see page 7. prizes and games. All proceeds will help the council continue its goal to help local adults further their education. For more information Baldwin County Veterans Affairs office here to assist call 937-1112 or visit https://nbliteracy.org. By MELANIE LECROY and certified to assist you. may be, we do all that here,” could be receiving that ben- [email protected] Our biggest obstacle is vet- Williamson said. efit or appeal. Appeals are erans knowing we are here,” Navigating the dederal currently taking four to five Baldwin County has the he said. claims system is not always years,” Williamson said. BALDWIN FAST FACTS fourth-largest veteran popu- The Baldwin County Vet- easy and often requires sup- The Baldwin County Veter- lation in the state of Ala- erans Affair office is tucked porting documents to sub- ans Affairs office can assist bama. Raymond Williamson, within the Baldwin County stantiate claims. veterans and their families In Baldwin County more Baldwin County Veterans Satellite Courthouse build- “So many people will come with: than 300 school buses travel Service Officer, wants to ing in Foley. here after they have tried to • answering general ques- 16,000 miles each day with make sure veterans know “If you need to order file claims on their own. If a tions via email, phone or approximately 17,000 stu- where they can find assis- records, find discharge pa- claim is filed incorrectly and office visit dents aboard, according to tance. pers, see if you qualify for it is denied you either must • Original claims for disabil- the Baldwin County Board “We are your state tax dol- VA medical coverage, file start the process all over and of Education. lars at work. We are trained a claim. Whatever the case miss out on all that time, you SEE VETERANS, PAGE 2
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In-county annual, $38.50 plus local sales tax; six-month, $22.50 • Survivor pension know this office exists. said. gov plus local sales tax; senior citizen annual, $36.00 plus local claims “Every year that I Williamson, a retired sales tax; six-month, $20.50 plus local sales tax; and out-of- • Medical expense have been here, our U.S. Coast Guard Senior FACEBOOK: https://www. county annual, $78.00, six-month, $39.00. reports for those re- numbers have gone up Chief, is spending his facebook.com/alsdva POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: The Baldwin Times, ceiving proportion mostly through word of retirement helping his 901 N. McKenzie St., Foley, AL 36535-3546. amount pension mouth. We don’t have fellow veterans. • Survivor benefit plan the ability to advertise,” “I have, as far as I am ans. I love my job, and I • Dependent indemnity Williamson said. concerned, the best job am thankful that I can compensation claims The office is also in Baldwin county. I am help the veterans and • Burial claims available to those visit- just a veteran that gets have them come back • Healthcare enroll- ing the area from out of paid to help other veter- and thank us.” Gulf Coast Media • August 2, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 3 Beef Systems Short Course coming soon In an effort to bring ticipants in the program at https://www.aces. noon on Thursday, Sept. Resources. timely and practical will have the opportu- edu/event/beef-systems- 5, and topics include The cost of the entire management informa- nity to review additional short-course. Managing Risk, Estate conference is $100. You tion to the citizens of Extension sources of in- Please contact Kelly Planning, Seeking Legal may register online at Alabama, the Alabama formation on these top- Palmer, Animal Science Advice, Certification www.aces.edu/go991 or Cooperative Extension ics including the Beef and Forage Regional Needs, Federal Agency contact Jessica Kelton at System is pleased to an- Basics online course, Extension Agent, at 251- Services, and a discus- 334-405-0699 or keltoja@ nounce a new, statewide Beef Basic iBook, Ala- 937-7176 with questions. sion led by Ag Lenders. aces.edu. program for Alabama science. Two topics will bama Beef Systems Ex- Friday is tour day. Alabama Cooperative beef cattle producers be discussed per night tension webpage, social Annie’s Project Participants will tour Extension System (Ala- called the Beef Systems in a paired lecture-based media resources, and Conference, Sept. 5-7 the Gulf Coast Research bama A&M University Short Course to be re- format led by the local electronic newsletters. Regional Extension Station and learn first and Auburn University) leased in fall 2019. Animal Science and For- The schedule for Agent Jessica Kelton hand how to take soil is committed to affirma- The Beef Systems age Extension agent. programs being offered has organized a con- and forage samples, tive action, equal oppor- Short Course is designed There is an associ- around the state this ference for women in as well as hear about tunity and the diversity for new and beginning ated program fee of fall and registration in- agriculture to be held at the latest research on of its workforce. Edu- beef cattle producers $40 which will provide formation can be found Camp Beckwith Retreat the farm. After lunch, cational programs serve who want to learn more participants with a copy at: https://www.aces. and Conference Center the group will tour the all people regardless of about the fundamentals of lecture materials edu/blog/topics/beef- in Fairhope Sept. 5 – 7. Marine Lab and visit an race, color, national ori- of beef cattle manage- and the newly released resources/beef-systems- Annie’s Project seeks area farmer’s market. gin, age, disability, sex, ment in Alabama. This ‘Alabama Beef Hand- short-course/. to teach women what The final day of gender identity, marital program will be offered book.’ This handbook is The courses for Bald- it takes to manage a the conference packs status, family/parental as a multi-night meeting a 132-page resource with win County will be held farm operation through several more topics status, religion, sexual series. Topics include quick reference facts at the Mobile County networking, building in before concluding orientation, political forages, nutrition, herd for producers based on Extension Office on friendships, and de- at noon. On Saturday, beliefs, reprisal, or be- health, reproduction, the topics that will be October 29, October 30, veloping a supportive topics include Physi- cause all or a part of an record keeping, envi- shared in this program. November 5, and No- community of farming cal Well-being, Product individual’s income is ronmental stewardship, In addition to the vember 6. You can learn women. Branding, Timber, Farm derived from any public economics, and meat above resources, par- more and register online The agenda begins at Continuity, and Human assistance program.
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GulfCoastNewsToday.com 4 • The Baldwin Times • August 2, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Senator Jones’ provision to provide new funding for roads and bridges included in historic highway bill
Submitted bridge infrastructure, cized recent Mobile Bay program includes two committee members. better and safer evacu- and includes provisions Bridge toll proposals components that were This will ensure that ation during severe The Senate Envi- from Senator Jones’ and pledged to search priorities for Senator smaller Alabama com- weather events; and ronment and Public Be SAFE Act. Senator for additional federal Jones in making sure munities won’t have • At-Risk Coastal Infra- Works Committee today Jones introduced the resources for the bridge. the program serves Ala- to compete with larger structure Grants to unanimously approved Be SAFE Act in March “Communities that re- bama’s small and rural cities in other states strengthen, stabilize the most substantial in an effort to bring ceive these grants would communities: for the same funds. or elevate highways highway bill in history, more federal dollars to not only benefit from • Funding for planning and bridges subject to called America’s Trans- Alabama to invest in life- federal investments to grants to help cash- There are three cat- long-term risk of natu- portation Infrastructure saving evacuation routes improve, replace, or strapped communities egories of PROTECT ral disasters, storm Act, which includes a and repair and improve build new roads, bridges, offset the high cost of grants: surges, coastal erosion new infrastructure fund- roadways in the state’s and evacuation routes technical assistance • Resilience Improve- or coastal flooding. ing program similar to small and rural commu- — but they could also needed before they can ment Grants to legislation authored by nities. bring a huge economic even apply for actual improve or replace This is the latest in Senator Doug Jones (D- “The new PROTECT boost. I’m proud that infrastructure fund- existing surface a continued effort by Ala.). grants could provide a the committee built on ing, which can some- transportation in- Senator Jones to secure The bill establishes a much-needed source of a program that I intro- times cost as much as frastructure at risk federal investments in new program—called federal revenue for the duced and I look forward $40,000; from extreme weather Alabama’s infrastruc- PROTECT grants—that Mobile Bay Bridge, our to seeing all the ways it • A 25-percent set-aside events and natural di- ture and to increase would provide $1 billion aging rural roads, and could benefit Alabama for grants to rural sasters; disaster preparedness each year for competi- other vital infrastruc- communities in the fu- communities with • Community Resil- across the state. tive grants and $4 billion ture projects across ture.” populations under iency and Evacuation The bill will now ad- in formula funding for Alabama,” said Senator 200,000, which Senator Routes to improve or vance to the full Senate improving road and Jones, who has criti- The PROTECT grants Jones negotiated with establish roads for for consideration. Arrest reports
July 29 »» Eric Jon Sorensen, 37, Foley, felony 60, Bay Minette, failure to 31, Oakdale, La., immigration degree »» Travis Lamar Brewer, Sat- attempt to elude misde- »» Robert German Brown Jr., appear hold »» Carissa Erin Pierce, 27, suma, 34, drug court sanc- meanor 19, Bay Minette, Receiving sto- »» Richard Eugene Cornell, »» Kevin Wayne Lindemann, Coden, Theft of property tions »» Caleb Tyler Thomas, 18, Gulf len property, felony, unlawfully 31, Foley, failure to appear, 37, address unknown, posses- (Fairhope) »» Franchesca Andrenika Shores, unlawful breaking and carrying a pistol, possession of possession of a controlled sion of a controlled substance, »» Ranae Ann Vankirk, 40, Canty-Williams, 39, Mobile, entering a vehicle drug paraphernalia substance, possession of drug possession of drug parapher- possession of a controlled court hearing »» Denika Dixon Burroughs, 35, paraphernalia nalia, tampering with physical substance July 30 evidence »» Nicole Leigh Garner, 29, Silverhill, domestic violence, »» Tammy Lyn Hance, 46, Sum- »» Lernzer Xavier Watkins, 26, » Tony Ray Bingham, Gulf Foley, drug court sanctions » harassment merdale, failure to appear »» Anthony Sanders, 53, Mobile, parole violation Shores, 40, writ of arrest »» Roscoe Rogers Coleman, »» Jose Ariel Huerta Marcos, Fairhope, assault second Health inspections Daycare Food Service 90, Seminole, May 29 – 86. bama 104, Fairhope, May 29 »» Daphne Civic Center, 2603 »» Wendy’s Old Fashioned »» Zaxby’s, 296880 Urgent »» Kids Plus Child Develop- »» Pizza Hut #2079, 604 Mc- – 97. U.S. 98, Daphne, May 30 – 95. Hamburgers #341, 21950 Ala- Care Drive, Daphne, June ment Center, 900 S. Bay St., Means Ave., Bay Minette, May »» Chive Talk’n Catering, 821 »» Tamara’s Downtown, 104 bama 59, Robertsdale, May 4 – 97. Foley, June 4 – 97. 29 – 89. S. Mobile St., Fairhope, May N. Section St., Fairhope May 30 – 97. »» Burger King #4324, 1501 »» Precious Moments, 1900 S. »» American Legion Post 29 – 99. 30 – 96. »» Café Acadiana, 16137 E. Gulf Shores Parkway, Gulf Oak St., Foley, June 4 – 97. #199, 700 S. Mobile St., »» Maw Maw’s Country Mar- »» Billy Jack’s Grill & Bar LLC, Silverhill Ave. East Unit, Sil- Shores, June 4 – 98. Fairhope, May 29 – 92. ket, 26010 U.S. 90, Roberts- 22951 Alabama 59 S., Rob- verhill, May 30 – 98. »» Cradle 2 Crayons Inc., 507 Limited Food W. Rose Ave., Foley, June »» Triple B Convenience Store dale, May 29 – 99. ertsdale, May 30 – 97. »» Camellia Café, 61 N. Sec- » The Mag, 14984 U.S. 98, 4 – 99. #2, 22197 County Road 87, »» Warehouse, 18457 U.S. 90, »» Burger King #9270, 21890 tion St., Fairhope, May 30 » – 98. Foley, June 5 – 95. »» African Universal Church Robertsdale, May 29 – 92. Robertsdale, May 29 – 99. Alabama 59 S., Robertsdale, » Alishaan LLC, dba Mag- Daycare, 8355 Jonesboro »» Cooper Restaurants Inc., »» Vallarta Mexican Restau- May 30 – 97. »» Ecumenical Ministries Inc., » nolia Speedway, 15010 U.S. Road, June 6 – 98. dba The Supper Club at rant, 1145 S. McKenzie St., »» Dumbwaiter Restaurant, 58 566 Fairhope Ave., Fairhope, Sweetwater, 19344 Scene 98, Foley, May 30 – 93. N. Section St., Fairhope, May May 30 – 98. 98, Magnolia Springs, June »» Milestones Child Care 5 – 96. Center, 1074 S. Cypress St., Fairhope, May 29 – 93. »» Thirds A Charm Inc., dba 30 – 97. »» Master Joe’s, 21 N. Section » Magnolia Minit Shop 54, Loxley, June 7 – 99. »» Louelda LLC, dba McShar- Subway, 713 S. McKenzie St., »» Fairhope Civic Center, 161 St., Fairhope, May 30 – 99. » ry’s Irish Pub, 101 N. Bancroft Foley, May 30 – 94. N. Section St., Fairhope, May »» Sonic Drive In #3424, 205 14748 U.S. 98, Magnolia Springs, June 5 – 97. Food Service St., Fairhope, May 29 – 96. »» CBAK Inc., dba McDonald’s 30 – 97. McMeans Ave., Bay Minette, Establishments »» JSN Enterprise LLC, dba #6960, 1010 S. McKenzie St., »» Stacey Drugs, 121 W. Laurel May 31 – 92. »» Sno-Shack, 9946 County »» Stateline Pride, 32485 U.S. Food Mart 1034, 9990 Ala- Foley, May 30 – 95. Ave., Foley, May 30 – 97. »» Comfort Inn & Suites, Road 32, Fairhope, June 29793 Woodrow Lane, 5 – 98. Daphne, June 4 – 90. »» Whit’s Frozen Custard, »» Tequila Mexican Res- 1204 Main St., Daphne, June taurant, 1545 Gulf Shores 5 – 99. Parkway Suite 11 & 12, Gulf »» Circle K #2721564, 303 Shores, June 4 – 90. S. U.S. 31, Bay Minette, June »» Malbis Shell/L.A. Subs, 6 – 92. 29640 Scenic 181, Daphne, »» Foley Shell, 7525 Alabama June 4 – 93. 59, Foley, June 6 – 95. »» Fish River Grill #3, 1545 Gulf Shores Parkway Unit 20, Retail Food Service Gulf Shores, June 4 – 95. »» Captain Frazier’s Fish Com- »» Café Beignet, 200 W. Fort- pany, 7525 B Alabama 59, Morgan Road, Gulf Shores, Foley, June 6 – 99. June 4 – 96. »» Piggly Wiggly market, 1200 »» Foley Coffee Shop LLC, 213 S. McKenzie St., Foley, June N. McKenzie St., Foley, June 7 – 98. 4 – 96. »» Piggly Wiggly produce, »» Arby’s #1962, 15512 Gulf 1200 S. McKenzie St., Foley, Shores Parkway, Gulf Shores, June 7 – 98. June 4 – 97.
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JOHN UNDERWOOD / STAFF PHOTOS Students learn livestock showing techniques at one-day clinic By JOHN UNDERWOOD [email protected]
BAY MINETTE — Young people got an up-close look at some four-legged friends dur- ing the Tiger Livestock Clinic, hosted by the FFA program at Baldwin County High School on Thursday, July 25. The one-day clinic fo- cused on the basic care, grooming, showmanship and nutrition of goats and cattle and was held at the Baldwin County High School barn. “The students here today are ones who pri- While the world of show held every year at marily haven’t grown up raising and showing the Baldwin County Fair on a farm or who don’t livestock was popular in in September. this more often to get already have access to Baldwin County for de- A few years ago, the more young people inter- cattle,” said Andy Jones, cades, it all but died out Baldwin County High ested in the program and agri-science instructor in the 1990s, Jones said. FFA took over a gazebo interested in showing at BCHS. “We want to fa- The FFA program at that was used as an out- livestock.” miliarize them with our Baldwin County High door classroom by the The clinic featured program and hopefully revived the program school’s science depart- Brent Becker of Bromley spark interest in show- under instructor David ment and converted it Beef, a 40-year veteran in ing livestock.” Garrett in 2013. A second into a pole barn, Jones the cattle showing indus- Because of space instructor, Jones, was said. try; Cari Adkins, who restrictions, the clinic added three years ago. It is now home to eight led a clinic on showman- was limited to 20 par- “We now have about cows, 12 goats, a sheep ship; and Cole Lincoln, a ticipants, ranging in age 287 students in our pro- and 16 chickens, which student at Auburn Uni- from sixth through ninth gram, but only about 30 are used in hands-on versity who is currently grades. Sixteen students of them show livestock,” instruction for their stu- participating in livestock registered for the pro- Jones said. Students dents. shows. Cole Lincoln’s gram, mainly from Bald- from throughout Bald- “This is the first year mother, Daphne Lincoln, win and Mobile counties, win County participate we’ve hosted the live- owner of Lincoln Cattle with one participant in livestock shows, stock clinic,” he said, Farm in Mobile, helped coming from Evergreen. including the livestock “and we’re hoping to do organize the event. Snook Farms Co. Rd. 55, Summerdale, AL • 251-952-5812 www.SnookFarm.com 6 • The Baldwin Times • August 2, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Obituaries
BRELAND Mrs. Falls is survived est academic honors. Bronze Star for valor, Deborah Kay Breland by her daughter, Judith Subsequently, Duke Uni- the Defense Meritorious of Daphne passed away Falls Nelson of Fairhope; versity selected him as Service medal and two July 12, 2019. sons, Noel Douglas Falls the 1964 recipient of the awards of the Meritori- Arrangements by (Patty Polk) of Fairhope MUSIK British Commonwealth ous Service medal. Hughes Funeral Home and Ben Owen Falls Anton Muzik Jr., 92, Fellowship in Political After retiring from of Daphne. (Dawn Lamonica) of a resident of Silverhill, Theory. the Marine Corps, Col. Houston; brothers, Leon- passed away Tuesday, Col. Tucker was com- Tucker taught American ard Owen of Orange July 23, 2019. missioned a second History and Western Beach and David Owen A memorial graveside lieutenant of Marine in- Civilization for the Bar- of Stapleton; sister, Kay service will be held Fri- fantry. He participated in stow Community College Straton of Huntsville; 10 day, Aug. 2, 2019 at 10 combat operations as an extension in Coleville, grandchildren; 28 great- a.m. at Silverhill Cem- infantry commander in California. He coached grandchildren; four etery. the Dominican Republic football and baseball great-great-grandchil- Arrangements by and the Republic of Viet- at Coleville and Smith dren; other relatives and Mack Funeral Home & nam. He later served in Valley high schools for YORK friends. Crematory, Robertsdale. the Republic of Korea on 16 years. He also served Avil Ree York, age 96, A celebration of Lois’ the DMZ and at the U.N. at Douglas High School passed away Saturday, life will be held Saturday, TUCKER forces headquarters at as an assistant baseball July 27, 2019 in Foley, Aug. 3, 2019 at 3 p.m. at Col. Phillip E. Tucker, Yongsan. coach and as an umpire Alabama. Wolfe-Bayview Funeral U.S. Marine Corps (ret.), He graduated in 1977 for Carson Valley Girls Avil was born March Home, Fairhope. was born in Tuscaloosa, from the U. S. Army Softball. 29, 1923 to Savannah The family will receive Alabama on Sept. 29, Command and General Nothing gave him Smith York and Daniel FALLS friends beginning at 2 1942, and grew up in Staff College with a mas- more pleasure than see- York. Lois Owen Falls, p.m. northern Virginia. He ter’s of science degree ing the young people She is survived by age 90, a resident of In lieu of flowers, con- was a longtime Nevada in Military Science. In with whom he had her nephew, Larry Nall; Fairhope, Alabama, tributions may be made resident who most 1985, he graduated from worked and their fami- three nieces, Carolyn passed away Sunday, to Alzheimer’s Associa- recently resided in the National War College lies. York Swanson (Ted), De- July 28, 2019. tion. Daphne, Alabama. He with a master’s degree Col. Tucker is survived nise Nall Knox, Tina Nall She had a 35-year Arrangements by passed away on July 23, in International Security by his beloved Cissy, Hochradel (Steve); also career as head nurse Wolfe-Bayview Funeral 2019, in Pensacola, Flor- Affairs. his wife of 44 years; a great-niece, Jennifer for Dr. Jordan (Jordan Homes & Crematory ida after a brief illness. Col. Tucker also daughter, Lora Kaasch, Nall Petrandis (Thomas); Clinic) and Dr. Dietz Inc., 19698 Greeno Road, He was the First Cap- served in the Office of and son-in-law, Jake a great-nephew, Patrick (Bay Medical Clinic). Fairhope, AL 36532, 251- tain of the Regiment of Legislative Affairs at the Kaasch of Round Rock, Knox (Amanda); five She was preceded in 990-7775, www.wolfefu- Cadets at the Virginia Marine headquarters in Texas. Survivors also great-great-nieces; and death by her husband, neralhomes.com. Military Institute, where Washington, D.C., and include brother, Thomas one great-great-nephew. Fred L. Falls. he graduated with high- as the Senior Marine Cleveland Tucker, and Avil was preceded in Officer, Headquarters, his wife, Carrie as well death by her mother, U. S. Pacific Fleet, Pearl as brother-in-law, Noah Savannah May Smith Harbor, Hawaii. Hinton, and his wife, York; her father, Daniel Col. Tucker’s last as- Bonnie. Webster York; a brother, signment was as the In lieu of flowers, do- Osvil York; a sister, Jean Commanding Officer, nations may be made in York Nall; and a nephew, Marine Corps Mountain honor of Col. Tucker to Daniel Webster York II. Warfare Training Cen- City of Refuge in Gard- The family will receive ter, Bridgeport, Califor- nerville, Nevada, or St. friends Saturday, Aug. nia. Vincent’s Dining Room, 3, 2019 from 10 until 11 His personal deco- Reno, Nevada. a.m., followed with a rations include: two memorial service at 11 awards of the Legion of WELCH at the First Presbyterian Merit, two awards of the Daniel Welch, 63, a Church in Foley, Ala- resident of Robertsdale, bama. passed away Saturday, The family will have July 27, 2019. a private burial at Pine Funeral services were Rest Memorial Park in held Tuesday, July 30, Foley. 2019 at Mack Funeral In lieu of flowers, do- Home. nations may be made to Burial was in Rock the First Presbyterian Cemetery, Robertsdale. Church of Foley at first- Arrangements by [email protected]. Mack Funeral Home, Funeral arrangements Robertsdale. entrusted to Pine Rest Funeral Home.
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MEGASITE work is completed, David ability to ‘donate’ money to recruit industry to the obstacles in attracting happen. This will help.” Conner, county attorney, to the local economic location. major manufacturers to Commissioner Joe CONTINUED FROM 1 said. development organiza- “Countless hours the Mega Site. Davis said the EDA has “It will not be a cost tion,” Lawson said. “This have gone into this since “Other people with also done well in helping of a 1-million-square-foot to the county, but will money can then go to site I’ve come to know Lee,” better incentives end up existing Baldwin compa- building pad and a 1.5- be a great benefit to the enhancements and im- Ball said. “I know that relocating in places like nies expand and add jobs. mile connection to the county in dollars and provements for economic he is doing the best job Mississippi or Tennessee. Economic development CSX rail line. Lawson also in-kind preparations development.” that he can do for us to We had one not long ago is not only about bring- said the EDA will also for that site for a future The Baldwin County make sure that this all that was looking at us. ing in brand new things apply in 2020 for an addi- potential development Commission purchased gets done right. I have They relocated, I think, and new opportunities. tional $2 million for more entity,” Conner said. the first 2,400 acres of full faith in him and his to Arkansas. They just It’s about helping those improvements. Lawson said state law the site near Bay Minette company and what he is got a better deal. The that are in existence, Lawson said work on allows the EDA to apply in 2012 and later bought doing.” state stuck more money growing our existing the grading and building for funds that the county another 600 acres. Commission Chairman into it. These companies businesses,” Davis said. pad should be completed cannot request. Commissioner Jeb Charles “Skip” Gruber are looking for the best “We’re interested in in six to nine months and “Through the Growing Ball, whose district said the EDA has done deal they can get,” Gru- creating job opportuni- the rail connection fin- Alabama Act there’s a includes the site, said a good job bringing in- ber said. “This is one of ties and growth that will ished within a year. process in which we are Lawson and others have dustry to Baldwin, but the things, hopefully, that impact not only now, but The Baldwin County able, as a local economic been working for years the county has faced will help us to make that well into the future.” Commission voted July development organiza- 25 to transfer the county- tion that’s designated owned site to the EDA so in the law we are able the alliance could apply to apply for Growing to the Alabama Depart- Alabama credits. These ment of Revenue for the are dollar-for-dollar money. The transfer state tax credits that agreement requires the allow private individu- EDA to give the property als and companies with back to the county when Alabama income tax li-
about veterans’ issues. AUXILIARY Hutto became a mem- CONTINUED FROM 1 ber of the VFW Auxil- iary in 2013 following the During her tenure as death of her father, who Legislative Chair, Ala- was a WWII veteran. bama’s department had She is a member of the 164 new members sign Atmore Memorial VFW up for the Action Corps Auxiliary to Post 7016. newsletter and hundreds Hutto currently serves of members of Congress as the Senior Legislative were reached out to via Assistant for the Bald- email, social media, win County Legislative letters and phone calls Delegation. 8 • The Baldwin Times • August 2, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Religion Holy Spirit Thrift A journey with Southern Shop donates to Interstate Chapel Ministries Literacy Council By WHISPER EDWARDS in conditions that are prayer and a listening [email protected] stressful, depressing, ear for these individuals unhealthy and isolated. who face the long hours Imagine a week where Long hours are spent of driving and being nothing goes right; on driving alone with little separated from friends, Monday, your car gets to no human interaction family and the lord. a flat tire and you need and when something During the recent holi- to replace it, Tuesday goes wrong, there isn't day season, this ministry you learn you weren't usually anyone around made special efforts for chosen for the promotion to vent to or confide in. the truck drivers who you were hoping to get, Bottled up feelings as wouldn't be home for Help can be contributing you and your best friend well as feelings of help- Christmas and teamed goodie bags or items for get into a disagreement lessness and isolation up with local churches the goodie bags, sermon that Wednesday, you can lead to a dark life. and religious groups for CDs, bible study text, bi- burn most of dinner on Most truck drivers are both the SICM and the bles, maintenance in the Thursday trying to mul- also not able to make Catch & Release Minis- chapel and your prayers titask, Friday comes and church services due to tries (Prison Ministry). for these truck drivers. you get a call from school their busy, heavy work- All throughout the year, Wilson was born in saying little Tommy is loads. this ministry does what Alabama and ordained sick and you need to pick Fortunately, the Bald- it can to help those that in 2012 at the Magnolia him up, and Suzy has win Baptist Association are on the long roads. Springs Baptist Church softball games sched- has a ministry designed Follow the journey on in Magnolia Springs. uled all day on Saturday for these truck drivers. their Facebook page at Along with the minis- and your spouse has The Southern Interstate www.Facebook.com/ tries mentioned previ- been working overtime Chapel Ministries often SouthernInterstat- ously, Chaplain Wilson because work has been holds Sunday morn- eChapelMinistries. has served at RV parks, shorthanded. ing service at the Oasis Charlie Wilson spear- the Salvation Army, half- What a week, right? Travel Center located heads the efforts of this way homes for men, and SUBMITTED PHOTO At least you will be able at 27801 County Road 64 ministry as chaplain more. He is currently The Holy Spirit Episcopal Church Thrift Shop has to look forward to going Ext. in Robertsdale (Wil- serving at the Oasis seeking to raise funds for donated $5,000 to the South Baldwin County Lit- to church that Sunday cox Exit off I-10). This Travel Center and at a men’s shelter for Bald- eracy Council. Pictured are Volunteer Sandy Craven, to pray and heal. Plus, ministry gives out goodie the Loxley prison two win County. S. Baldwin Literacy Councils David Lee and Tammy you do have your friends bags that include pens, nights every month, but If you would like more Vaughn, Holy Spirit Shop Manager Alisha G., and and family to help you paper, mints, chap stick, he doesn't do it alone. information on this Cynthia Black. get through the hectic, gloves, and more to truck Any church, group, or- ministry or if you would South Baldwin Literacy Council is dedicated to providing literacy instruction to help people in our trying times. But, if you drivers. The ministry ganization, business, or like to be involved, call community make a better life for themselves and didn’t? also provides trucks driv- individual who would Wilson at 205-310-0195 or their families. You can contact them at 251-943- Truck drivers are ers with CDs of sermons, like to help in this min- email sicm316@yahoo. 7323 or [email protected] for more information. known for working bible study text, bibles, istry is welcome to do so. com.
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Christian Family Comedy, a Uniform Closet/Open on Monday, Oct. 21. It will through October from 5 to 7 WILL NOT be offering free information. featuring the Bethel Boys, House on Saturday, Aug. be from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. p.m. Eat in or take out. $10 babysitting this year, but will be held beginning at 10 from 8 a.m. until noon. each Monday evening with per plate and includes fresh kids are still welcome. Ev- JSUMC Comfort Sowers 6 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 3 at The event will be held in the exception of Labor Day, fried mullet, potato salad, eryone is welcome! We are meets every first Tuesday Southside Baptist Church, the Youth area on West Sept. 2. It will be facilitated cole slaw, baked beans, located at 28788 N. Main St. of the month at 9 a.m. at 526 Brady Road, Bay Campus. There will be by Pastor Rick Malugani and hush puppies and a home- in Daphne. Next spaghetti the Biscuit King and JSUMC Minette. Fun for all ages. school uniforms and school retired Disciples of Christ made dessert. St. Peter’s is dinner and bingo night: Aug. CS 2.0 meets every third Admission is free. For more supplies available. pastor, Jim Clifford. Rev. located at 6270 Bon Secour 23. Sunday of the month at information call 251-937- Clifford, a retired hospice Highway (corner of County 11:30 at JSUMC, Building C. 7925. Compass II Life will hold its chaplain, was affiliated with Road 10 and County Road YUM! Join Foley UMC on Next Dates: Tues., Aug. 6, for firstBack to School event Community Grief in Bir- 49) in Bon Secour. Next the first Friday of every Comfort Sowers and Sun., Free Market at the Gulf Saturday, Aug. 17 from 11 mingham, Al. offering sup- date: Sept. 5. month from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aug. 18 for CS 2.0. Join us Shores Church of Christ a.m. until 2 p.m. Compass port group leadership and for our First Friday Fish as we create comfort items on Saturday, Aug. 10 from 8 II Life is a local based grief counseling services. Join St. Paul’s Episcopal Fry! Enjoy delicious white such as prayer shawls, a.m. to noon. 2414 W. 1st St., counseling and mentoring If you or someone you know Church Life Center the fish filets fried to golden fidget blankets, bears, and in Gulf Shores. Call 251-968- program for teens. Gradu- has lost a loved one and is fourth Friday of each month perfection, accompanied many more items. All items 7769 for more information. ates from the program will struggling, this program will for Spaghetti Dinner and by cole slaw, baked beans, are given away for free to Great selection of men’s, take on Daphne/Mobile offer many tools to help. Bingo. Dinner is served at hush puppies, dessert, and those suffering from hard- ladies’ and infant clothing Police Department in a Because of the ongoing 6 p.m. and the games start a drink all for a donation of ships, such as illness, abuse, and shoes. Everything is basketball game at Daphne nature of this workshop, we at 6:30 p.m. $5 for a full $8! You can even get your or other pain. For more free! Middle School. All students will not admit new partici- course dinner of spaghetti, order to-go! No reserva- information, please call attending the event will hear salad, bread, drink, and tion necessary. Next date: JSUMC at 251-928-9133. All Redeemer Lutheran pants to the group after the empowerment speakers, second week’s meeting. For dessert. $20 for 11 games Sept. 6. We are located at volunteers of any skill level Church located at 200 S. receive food, and back to of Bingo. Play them all or 915 N. Pine St. in Foley. Call are invited! We hope to see Section St. in Fairhope will more information and/or to school supplies. Parent sign up, please contact the share with a friend! We 251-943-4393 for more you there! serve a Fried Fish Dinner resources will be available complete with coleslaw, church office at 251-928- for all parents. baked beans, hushpup- 8495. pies, dessert and drink on Habitat for Humanity Fairhope Unitarian Fel- Saturday, Aug. 10 from 11 to com- needs volunteers lowship invites you to a.m. until 2 p.m. Plates are plete several houses under join us this Sunday for an WE WANT YOUR SUBMISSIONS! available at $10 per plate construction in West Mobile. enlightening talk. The deadline is 1 p.m. Tuesday prior to publication. Submit vacation and orders may be eaten at For more information and to Visit our website at www. bible school photos or other church events to Gulf Coast Media via the church or available for sign up to volunteer, contact fairhopeuu.org for more takeout (call 251-928-8397 Kayla Strauss at 251-476- information. We are lo- email to [email protected]. to order a takeout order). 7171 ext. 231. cated at 1150 Fairhope Ave., Proceeds will go towards Fairhope, and service starts the Church’s Building Fund. Fairhope Christian Like us on Facebook.com/GulfCoastMedia. Follow us at Twitter.com/ Church will host a free at 11 a.m. GCNToday and explore additional content online at GulfCoastNewsTo- Spanish Fort United 10-week, non-denomina- St. Peter’s Episcopal located day.com. Methodist Church tional, familial grief sup- Church will be hosting at 6530 Spanish Fort Blvd. starting on port program Fish Fries on the first in Spanish Fort will have Monday, Aug. 12, and ending Thursday of every month Gulf Coast Media • August 2, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 9 Durant Chapel Baptist Church First Baptist Church Robertsdale Magnolia Springs Baptist Church Romar Beach Baptist Church 9551 Hwy 138 18200 Hwy 104 15090 US Hwy 98 23370 Perdido Beach Blvd Bay Minette · 251-937-9364 Robertsdale · 251-947-4362 Magnolia Springs · 251-965-7799 Orange Beach · 251-981-8959 www.durantchapel.com www.romarbeach.org First Baptist Church Silverhill Mi in Baptist Church Eastern Shore Baptist 15898 Silverhill Ave 24687 Co Rd 20 Seminole Baptist 6847 Park Dr Silverhill · 251-945-5182 Elberta · 251-238-7777 32619 Browns Landing Rd Daphne · 251-626-5550 Seminole · 251-946-3382 www.myesbc.net First Baptist Church Stockton Montgomery Hill Baptist Church 52700 State Hwy 59 13884 Danny Hall Rd Shell Banks Baptist East Pointe Baptist Stockton · 251-937-9513 Stockton · 251-937-5896 12125 State Hwy 180 34742 Hwy 225 Gulf Shores · 251-540-7136 Spanish Fort · 251-626-6263 First Baptist Church Summerdale Morning Dove www.eastpointebaptistchurch.com 515 W Broadway Ave 54681 Lottie Rd Southside Baptist Church Summerdale · 251-989-6117 Perdido · 251-580-3674 526 Brady Rd Eastwood Baptist Church www.fbcsummerdale.com Bay Minette · 251-937-7925 11 Co Rd 112 Mt. Nebo Baptist Church This Directory made possible by the advertisers included in this Directory. Bay Minette · 251-937-6277 First Missionary Baptist 62060 Saint Luke Church Rd Spanish Trail Baptist 11755 Boatyard Rd Stockton · 251-937-4733 10999 US Hwy 90 AFRICAN METHODIST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD BAPTIST Fairhope Avenue Baptist Church Stockton · 251-937-6355 Daphne · 251-626-7277 EPISCOPAL 8717 Fairhope Ave Mt. Olive Baptist Church Bible Way Assembly 3Circle Church North Campus Fairhope · 251-928-0890 Fishermen Baptist Church 81 Brownwood Ave St. Joseph Missionary Baptist Greater Montrose AME Church 15787 US Hwy 98 10080 Hwy 64 17117 River Rd Bay Minette · 251-937-7750 Church 7000 McIntyre St Foley · 251-943-5777 Daphne · 251-378-9297 Fairhope Community Church Bon Secour · 251-949-6387 19307 Ingleside Ave Fairhope · 251-928-1006 www.3circlechurch.com 329 S Greeno Rd www.fomm.org Mt Triumph Baptist Church Fairhope · 251-928-2452 Celebration Church of Fairhope Fairhope · 251-990-4442 70975 State Hwy 59 Tate Chapel AME Church 8180 Dyer Rd 3Circle Church South Campus www.fairhopecommunitychurch. Fish River Baptist Church Little River · 251-862-5670 St. Mary Baptist Church 72139 T J Earle Rd Fairhope · 251-928-0343 10274 State Hwy 104 org 17140 Co Rd 33 8497 Hurricane Rd Little River · 251-862-5306 www.fairhopechurch.com Fairhope · 251-990-3112 Fairhope · 251-928-0402 New Era Missionary Baptist Bay Minette · 251-580-2089 www.3circlechurch.com Faith Family Fellowship 510 Era Dr AFRICAN METHODIST Christian Life the Island Church 7100 Spanish Fort Blvd Friendship Baptist Church Fairhope · 251-928-5864 Stapleton Baptist Family & Friends EPISCOPAL ZION 25550 Canal Rd Antioch Missionary Baptist Spanish Fort · 251-626-1379 7159 Bon Secour Hwy 35460 Baldwin Ave Orange Beach · 251-967-4840 6437 Old Marlow Rd www.faithfamilyonline.com Bon Secour · 251-949-6486 New Hope Missionary Baptist Stapleton · 251-937-7138 Twin Beech AME Zion Church www.christianlifechurch.tv Point Clear · 251-928-2426 8702 Dixon Rd www.stapletonbaptistchurch.org 6664 Twin Beech Rd First Baptist Church Bay Minette Grace Fellowship Baptist Church Bay Minette · 251-937-1357 Fairhope · 251-928-7735 Evangel Assembly of God Barnwell Baptist Church 1201 Hand Ave 18632 Fairground Rd Styx River Baptist 40550 State Hwy 59 7780 US Hwy 98 Bay Minette · 251-937-9536 Robertsdale · 251-410-7619 New Life Baptist Church 22254 Old Brady Rd Zion Fountain AME Zion Church Bay Minette · 251-937-6839 Fairhope · 251-928-8286 www.fbcbm.com www.gracefellowshipbaptist.org 49535 Rabun Rd Robertsdale · 251-978-8539 55255 Hwy 21 Bay Minette · 251-937-1357 Stockton · 251-937-2301 First Assembly of God Bayside Baptist Church First Baptist Church Elberta Jubilee Baptist Tate Creek Missionary Baptist 1706 US Hwy 31 33677 US Hwy 98 12891 S Main St 9264 Pleasant Rd Oasis Church at the Wharf 68360 T J Earle Rd ALLIANCE Bay Minette · 251-937-9030 Lillian · 251-256-0226 Elberta · 251-533-3242 Daphne · 251-621-7095 4700 Main St, Ste N201 Little River · 251-862-5503 www.bayassembly.org www.jubileebaptist.com Orange Beach · 205-382-1466 Eternal Life Church Bethel Baptist Church First Baptist Church Fairhope www.oasischurchsbc.org Three Rivers Church 34223 US Hwy 98 Foley Assembly of God 22250 US Hwy 90 300 S Section St Hamilton Baptist Church 31841 US Hwy 90 Lillian · 251-962-2595 314 E Azalea Ave Robertsdale · 251-947-5145 Fairhope · 251-928-8685 32815 Co Rd 112 Open Door Baptist Church Seminole · 251-978-1315 www.eternallifecma.com Foley · 251-970-2694 www.fbcfairhope.org Robertsdale · 251-931-3037 20774 Co Rd 12 S www.foleyassembly.com Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Foley · 251-943-1693 Trinity Baptist Church ANGLICAN 42700 Amelia Rd First Baptist Church Foley Hand Avenue Baptist Church www.opendoorchurchfoley.com 19615 Underwood Rd Hall’s Fork Assembly of God Bay Minette · 251-937-6750 221 N Alston St 2001 Hand Ave Foley · 251-269-0663 Church of the Apostles 49660 Phillipsville Rd Foley · 251-943-8352 Bay Minette · 251-937-6880 Oyster Bay Baptist, SBC 7159 McIntyre St Bay Minette · 251-455-7719 Bible Baptist Church www.fbcfoley.com www.handavenuebaptist.com 4280 Plash Rd Vernant Park Baptist Fairhope · 251-928-6622 7975 Spanish Fort Blvd Gulf Shores · 251-968-7805 10891 Vernant Park Rd New Day Ministries Spanish Fort · 251-626-0695 First Baptist Church Gulf Shores Heritage Country Gospel www.oysterbaybaptist.org Foley · 251-424-3809 Grace Anglican Church 1517 Hand Ave www.bbcspanishfort.com 2200 W 1st St Baptist Chapel www.vpbc.org 817 Estella St Bay Minette · 251-937-2816 Gulf Shores · 251-968-7369 20993 Co Rd 64 Perdido Beach Baptist Church Fairhope · 251-929-1606 Calvary Baptist Robertsdale · 251-947-1995 9110 Co Rd 97 Victory Baptist Church www.visitgrace.net Odyssey Church 700 W Magnolia Ave First Baptist Church Lillian Elberta · 251-986-3186 21770 US Hwy 98 30181 State Hwy 59 Foley · 251-943-1349 34421 Barclay Ave Lagoon Baptist Church Foley · 251-943-2658 St. Francis at the Point Loxley · 251-964-2073 Lillian · 251-962-2180 17867 State Hwy 180 W Pine Grove Baptist Church 17280 Scenic Hwy 98 www.odysseychurch.tv Christian Valley Baptist Church Gulf Shores · 251-968-7057 42240 Pine Grove Rd CATHOLIC Point Clear · 251-928-1255 367 Young St First Baptist Church Loxley www.lagoonbc.com Bay Minette · 251-937-2460 www.stfrancisatthepoint.org Pentecostal Harvest Assembly Fairhope · 251-928-5010 1050 N Alabama St Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos 33181 Arlie Minchew Rd Loxley · 251-964-5261 Lifeway Community Church Pleasant View Baptist Church Catholic Church @ Prodisee Pantry APOSTOLIC Robertsdale · 251-931-0089 Crossway Baptist Church www.fbcloxley.com 16373 Thompson Rd 19197 Co Rd 12 S 9315 Spanish Ft. Blvd. 12720 Springsteen Ln Loxley · 251-960-5433 Foley · 251-943-1845 Spanish Fort · 251-202-3929 Foley Apostolic Robertsdale 1st Assembly of God Foley · 251-971-2000 First Baptist Church Orange Beach www.lifewaycommunityonline.com www.foleypleasantview.org http://www.FrancisXSeelos.org 209 W Berry Ave 22811 Holland St 4773 Bay Circle Foley · 251-943-8499 Robertsdale · 251-947-5890 Daphne Baptist Orange Beach · 251-981-4288 Lighthouse Baptist Church Redeemed Baptist Church Christ the King Catholic Church 1515 6th St www. rstbaptistorangebeach.com 18055 Co Rd 64 9790 County Rd 65 1505 Main St Good Samaritan Sanctuary Summerdale Assembly of God Daphne · 251-626-2215 Loxley · 251-960-1833 Foley · 251-965-2080 Daphne · 251-626-2343 7208 Twin Beech Rd 404 E Broadway St First Baptist Church Point Clear www.redeemedbaptistchurch.org www.ctkdaphne.org Fairhope · 251-928-2122 Summerdale · 251-989-6851 6537 Co Rd 32 Macedonia Missionary Baptist www.goodsamaritansanctuary.org Point Clear · 251-928-7023 902 Daphne Ave Daphne · 251-626-9393
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CHRISTIAN Fourteenth Street Church of Christ St. ames piscopal Liberty Church - Foley Campus oly Trinity Lutheran Gulf Shores nited Methodist 1 th St N Section St 11 iviera lvd 1 hispering ines d 1 Gulf Shores kwy ur Lady of the Gulf elforest Christian Church ay Minette 1- - Fairhope 1- - 1 Foley 1- - 1 aphne 1- 1- Gulf Shores 1- - 11 nd ve Co d www.st amesfairhope.org www.libertychurch.net www.holytrinitydaphne.org www.gulfshoresumc.org Gulf Shores 1- - aphne 1- - CHURCH OF GOD www.ourladyofthegulfal.org www.belforestchristian.com St ohn the vangelist New Life in Christ eace Lutheran Church Guy s Chapel nited Christian Fellowship State wy S 1 erry ve oscoe d Methodist Church Shrine of the oly Cross Community of Christ Cowling d obertsdale 1- - 11 obertsdale 1- - Gulf Shores 1- - abun d. 1 Main St Moog ve obertsdale 1- - www.newlifeinchristchurch.net ay Minette aphne 1- 1- ay Minette 1- - 1 Church of God in Christ St. aul s piscopal edeemer Lutheran Church oung St 1 ak St JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES S Section St ubilee Shores nited Methodist St. gatha arish First Christian Church obertsdale Fairhope 1- - 1 Magnolia Springs 1- - Fairhope 1- - 1 1 wy 1 1 1 1 and ve 1 acine St ingdom all ay Minette Fairhope 1- - 1 ay Minette 1- - obertsdale 1- - Church of God Foley St. aul s piscopal ine Grove d Shepherd of the ay www. ubileeshores.net 1 wy N ine St ay Minette 1- - 1 1 erdido St St. artholomew Catholic Church Genesis Church Foley 1- - Foley 1- - 1 Lillian 1- - Latham nited Methodist Church 1 llinois St 1 Cotton Creek r. www.saintpaulsfoley.com ingdom all Fairhope wy N lberta 1- - 1 Gulf Shores www.genesisal.com Church of God Loxley Gayfer d xt St. ude s by the Sea Stockton 1- - N ickory St St. aul piscopal Fairhope 1- - 1 1 1 th ve St. ohn s Catholic Church CHURCH OF CHRIST Loxley 1- - N Main St Gulf Shores 1- - Lillian nited Methodist erman Sledge d aphne 1- - 1 ingdom all Foley www.st udesbythesea.org 1 S erdido St romley 1- - Church of Christ Fairhope Church of God erdido www.saintpaulseasternshore.org 1 Co d 1 Lillian 1- - N Greeno d Co d Foley 1- - 1 St. Mark s Lutheran Church www.lillianumc.org St. ohn s arish Fairhope 1- - erdido 1- - St. eter s piscopal 1 N Main St 1 Schindler Ln www.churchofchristatfairhope.com on Secour wy ingdom all obertsdale lberta 1- - 1 Little ion nited Methodist Magnolia Springs 1- - 1 Church of God Stapleton on Secour 1- - Chicago St 1 olly Creek d Church of Christ Foley 1 Church St www.stpetersofbonsecour.com obertsdale 1- - 1 St. aul s Lutheran Stockton 1- - 1 St. oseph Catholic Church rchid ve Stapleton 1- - N lston St S wy Foley 1- - St. Steven Charismatic piscopal JEWISH Foley 1- - 1 Lottie nited Methodist Church Lillian 1- - www.foleychurchofchrist.com Cross oads Church of God Friendship d ack Springs oad 1 Co d 1 aphne 1- - eit eshua Messianic Synagogue ion Lutheran Church Lottie L St. Lawrence Catholic Church Church of Christ Gulf Shores ay Minette 1- -1 Laurel ve 1 th ve S Section St 1 1st St www.mycrossroadscog.org EVANGELICAL Foley 1- - Silverhill 1- - Loxley nited Methodist Fairhope 1- - 1 Gulf Shores 1- - 1 S Cypress St www.stlawrencefairhope.com www.gulfshoreschurchofchrist.org Lighthouse Tabernacle Greenwood Covenant Church Congregation Mayim Chayim METHODIST Loxley 1- - 1 abun d 1 Co d 1 Co d St. Margaret of Scotland Church of Christ obertsdale ay Minette 1- - Summerdale 1- - aphne 1- - aphne nited Methodist Marlow nited Methodist Catholic arish 1 ennsylvania ve www.shalomeasternshore.com 1 Main St 1 1 Co d 1 Laurel ve obertsdale 1- - 1 McGhee Memorial Temple iviera Community Church aphne 1- - Summerdale 1- - Foley 1- - r. Martin Luther ing lvd 1 S uniper St Springhill venue Temple www.dumc.org www.marlowumc.org Church of Christ South aldwin ay Minette 1- - Foley 1- 1-1 1 Springhill ve St. atrick Catholic arish 1 N Mc en ie St Mobile 1- - 1 aybreak Methodist Church Morgan s Chapel nited wy N Foley 1- - The welling lace Silverhill Covenant Church www.springhillavenuetemple.com wy Co d 1 obertsdale 1- - 1 S Greeno d 1 State wy 1 lberta 1- - on Secour 1- - Church of Christ Spanish Fort Fairhope 1- - Silverhill 1- - 1 LUTHERAN St. Thomas by the Sea 1 Spanish Fort lvd astern Shore esley ible New ope nited Methodist erdido each lvd Spanish Fort 1- - ision Ministries GREEK ORTHODOX scension Lutheran arker d New ope Church d range each 1- 1- 1 1 abun d. Co d Fairhope 1- - obertsdale - -1 Church of Christ Summerdale ay Minette 1- - St. thanasios Greek aphne 1- - CHRISTIAN - 1 wy S rthodox Chapel www.ourdaphnechurch.org Fairhope nited Methodist range each nited Methodist DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Summerdale 1- - EPISCOPAL th ve 1 S Section St 1 Canal d www.summerdalechurch.org Gulf Shores 1- - ethel Lutheran Church Fairhope 1- -11 range each 1- 1- 1 Christian Life Church Foley oly Spirit piscopal www.stathanasios.al.goarch.org Co d www.fairhopeumc.org 1 wy astern Shore Church of Christ 1 Fort Morgan d oint Clear 1- - ine Grove Methodist Church Foley 1- - 1 1 aphne ve Gulf Shores 1- - INTERDENOMINATIONAL First nited Methodist Church 1 Co d 1 aphne 1- - www.holyspiritep.com Concordia Lutheran Church 1 nd St aphne 1- - Fairhope Christian Church www.escoc.net biding Love Fellowship 1 S wy ay Minette 1- - Fairwood lvd mmanuel piscopal 1 Co d Montrose 1- - www.fumcbayminette.com erdido nited Methodist Church Fairhope 1- - First Church of Christ Scientist McMillan ve Foley 1- -1 1 County oad www.fairhopechristian.org 1 Fels ve ay Minette 1- - www.abidinglovefoley.org Grace Lutheran Church LC Foley nited Methodist erdido L Fairhope 1- - 1 rd ve 1 N ine St South aldwin Christian Church City of ope Gulf Shores 1- - 1 Foley 1- - 1 eller d ak St. www.glcgs.org www.foleyumc.org Foley 1- - Foley 1- -1
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Spanish Fort Full Line Property & Casualty Insurance Agency 2321026436 Hwy – A, 98 928-2313 THEN Sunday @ 10:30 a.m. Fairhope,Kensington AL Place 800-869-2313251-621-2180 CALL Daphne, AL www.faithfamilyonline.com ServingServing the the community community for since 20 1982 Years 626-9231 Gulf Coast Media • August 2, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 11 Providence United Methodist Church Safe Harbor House of Prayer Revelation Pentecostal Holiness Trinity Presbyterian Church of Inner light Grace Bible Church Overcoming Faith Ministries 32200 Jimmy Faulkner Dr 7320 Bon Secour Hwy 43020 Whitehouse Fork Rd 545 S Mobile St 43530 Jones Rd 8774 Fairhope Ave 20814 Hwy 59 S Spanish Fort · 251-626-2510 Bon Secour · 251-949 -7299 Bay Minette · 251-580-0406 Fairhope · 251-928-2524 Bay Minette · 251-689-9805 Fairhope · 251-616-2190 Robertsdale · 251-947-6173 www.providencemethodist.org www.safeharborchurch.net www.tpcfairhope.org The Rock Church Church of Jesus Christ Graceport Church Restoration Place Church Robertsdale United Methodist St. Andrew by the Sea 10562 Co Rd 64 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST of Latter-Day Saints 17176 Greeno Rd 28186 US Hwy 98 22220 State Hwy 59 S 17263 Fort Morgan Rd Daphne · 601-770-2599 28721 Co Rd 13 Fairhope · 251-423-3882 Daphne · 251-202-9661 Robertsdale · 251-947-4602 Gulf Shores · 251-968-3900 Fairhope Seventh-Day Adventist Daphne · 251-644-0061 www.standrewbythesea.org White House Fort Pentecostal 22886 US Hwy 98 www.lds.org Greenwood Bible Revive Church Rosinton United Methodist 11513 Whitehouse Fork Rd Fairhope · 251-990-5200 Deliverance Church 17 Hand Ave 26011 Baldwin Beach Express Unity Church Gulf Shores Bay Minette · 251-937-3629 Church of the Lord Jesus Christ 21991 Co Rd 38 S Bay Minette · 251-580-2610 Robertsdale · 251-964-5988 & Orange Beach OTHER 11701 Co Rd 48 Summerdale · 251-989-6812 www.myrevivechurch.org www.rosintonumc.com @ The Royal Oyster, 807 Gulf PRESBYTERIAN Fairhope · 251-929-1598 Shores Pkwy./Hwy. 59 Abundant Life Christian Center Harvest Ministries Right Spirit Ministries Inc St. Matthew Methodist Gulf Shores · 251-233-9774 Christ Presbyterian EPC 11101 Co Rd 64 Community of Christ 23 S Pine St 9373 US Hwy 31 S 12055 Boatyard Rd www.unitygulfshores.com 8450 Whispering Pines Rd Daphne · 251-621-1933 18700 Florida St Bay Minette · 251-937-9544 Spanish Fort · 251-621-9475 Stockton · 251-937-8790 Daphne · 251-621-9444 Robertsdale · 251-709-0561 www.harvest-ministries.org PENTECOSTAL www.cpcdaphne.com Abundant Life Christian Center Safe Harbor House of Prayer Spanish Fort United Methodist 541 Daphne Rd Cornerstone Church Healing Waters Church 7324 Bon Secour Hwy 6690 Spanish Fort Blvd Bay Minette Church of God Eastern Shore Presbyterian PCA Bay Minette · 251-937-2677 35200 State Hwy 59 13150 Jaycee Rd Bon Secour · 251-223-3615 Spanish Fort · 251-626-1334 in Christ 23050 Hwy 98 Bay Minette · 251-580-3241 Bay Minette · 251-580-5174 www.spanishfortumc.org 13445 County Road 138 Fairhope · 251-928-0977 African Universal Church Inc www.healingwaterschurch.org South River Park Church of God Bay Minette · 251-937-5341 8355 Jonesboro Rd Cornerstone Life Church 10993 Co Rd 32 St. Luke’s Missionary Methodist First Presbyterian Bay Minette Daphne · 251-626-6056 12342 Foley Beach Express Life Tabernacle UPC Fairhope · 251-928-7005 62035 Saint Luke Church Rd Calvary Tabernacle 211 McMillan AV Foley · 251-971-3336 9526 Co Rd 32 Stockton · 251-937-1072 2650 US Hwy 31 S Bay Minette · 251-937-7735 Austin Road Community Fairhope · 251-928-9242 St. Adorka’s African Universal Bay Minette · 251-937-2116 10526 Co Rd 64 Elberta Faith Fellowship 9351 Co Rd 64 St. Paul United Methodist First Presbyterian Foley Daphne · 251-621-8862 24481 US Hwy 98 Little River Holyness Church Daphne · 251-626-7508 2310 S US Hwy 31 Community Holiness Church 195 E Berry St Elberta · 251-986-6047 71740 State Hwy 59 Bay Minette · 251-937-2005 19520 Clara Mae Smith Rd Foley · 251-943-8325 Baha’i’s of Fairhope www.elbertafaith.com Little River · 251-862-9220 Stone Deliverance Temple 2 Bay Minette · 251-937-3535 www.foley1stpresbyterian.com 81 Magnolia Ave 820 W Hurricane Rd Stapleton United Methodist Fairhope · 251-928-5692 Elsanor Community Church Living Waters Ministries Bay Minette · 251-580-0955 35440 Harriet AV Deliverance Ministry of Jesus Christ First Presbyterian Gulf Shores 23741 Hwy 90 E 533 Byrne St Stapleton · 251-937-0710 105 Lamar Dr 309 E 21st Ave Bay Community Church Robertsdale · 251-942-1478 Bay Minette · 251-580-0674 Tensaw Holiness Church Bay Minette · 251-936-9964 Gulf Shores · 251-968-7720 29964 Saint Basil St 65201 State Hwy 59 Stockton United Methodist www.gulfshores rstpresbyterian.org Daphne · 251-626-0123 Faith Fellowship Church Magnolia Springs Wesleyan Church Bay Minette · 251-580-0025 53368 State Hwy 59 N Faith Tabernacle U.P.C. www.baycommunity.com 21081 Co Rd 83 S 12233 Co Rd 49 S Stockton · 251-937-7056 18108 US Hwy 98 Grace Fellowship Presbyterian PCA Robertsdale · 251-947-5683 Magnolia Springs · 251-965-7171 True Holiness Church of the Living Foley · 251-971-3100 1740 S Juniper St Bible Way Holiness www.mswchurch.com 11251 Holly Creek Rd Summerdale United Methodist Foley · 251-968-5302 12120 Boone Ln Fairhope Unitarian Fellowship Stockton · 251-937-3049 402 W Jackson St Faith Temple Church of God Fairhope · 251-928-5886 1150 Fairhope Ave New Beginnings Christian Summerdale · 251-989-6281 in Christ Loxley Presbyterian PCA Fairhope · 251-929-3207 Fellowship Unity on the Eastern Shore 409 Ingleside Street 62 N Cypress St Calvary Chapel Fairhope www.fairhopeuu.org 13672 Co Rd 55 22979 Hwy 98 NAZARENE Fairhope Loxley · 251-752-0077 21111 State Hwy 181 Foley · 251-965-9096 Fairhope · 251-990-8934 251-928-7912/ 251-214-3351 Fairhope · 251-928-4414 Family Ministries Center www.unityeasternshore.wixsite. Church of the Nazarene Orange Beach Presbyterian 9955 Co Rd 34 New Regeneration Holiness Church com/unity 22024 Cedar St Fretwell Church 26640 Canal Rd Calvary Chapel Fellowship Foley Fairhope · 251-928-4780 37985 Hwy 59 Robertsdale · 251-947-5364 56220 Splinterhill Rd Orange Beach · 251-981-4220 113 N McKenzie St Stapleton · 251-937-6820 Victory Life Church Perdido www.orangebeachpresbyterian.org Foley · 251-955-6098 Family Revival Center 20511 Co Rd 12 NON-DENOMINATIONAL www.ccfoley.com 711 N Holly St New Testament Church Foley · 251-943-7684 Gateway Tabernacle Spanish Fort Presbyterian Foley · 251-955-6025 54333 Rabun Rd Freedom Church 204-B E 2nd St 6620 Spanish Fort Blvd Christian Fellowship Tabernacle Bay Minette · 251-937-0428 The Way Community Church 101 Ecor Rouge Place Bay Minette · 251-978-5830 Spanish Fort · 251-626-1242 7480 Spanish Fort Blvd Freedom Now Christian Fellowship 23800 US Hwy 98 Fairhope www.spanishfortpresbyterian.com Spanish Fort 251-213-3307 23380 US Hwy 98 E Fairhope · 251-295-8283 www.myfreedomchurch.net Pentecostal Holiness Church Foley · 251-971-8318 www.waycc.org 18924 Wilters St Stockton Presbyterian EPC Christian Science Society IGLESIA CASA DE LUZ Robertsdale · 251-947-5115 53320 Hwy 59 311 S Alston St EASTERN SHORE, Campenerismo Cristiano Stockton · 251-937-7584 Foley · 251-943-2287 Mail It: c/o Church Directory, 901 N. 225 E 24th Ave Potter’s House Church SOUTH, NORTH & McKenzie St., Foley, AL 36535 Gulf Shores · 251-948-3467 1017 Moran St Swift Presbyterian Church of Jesus Christ of CENTRAL BALDWIN Drop By Our Of ce: 901 N. 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Putting her passion on the pages
Share the Beach volunteer shares story of Alabama Sea Turtles in new book
By ALLISON MARLOW porch and watched the hour, and [email protected] Want to go? volunteers work. brought When a mama turtle Miss Ella WHAT: Book signing by During sea turtle choose to lay her nest out in her Linda Spangrud, of “Miss Ella nesting season each in front of Miss Ella’s pajamas and the Turtle People” year Linda Spangrud house, that is when to see the wakes with the sun and WHERE: Groovy Goat, OWA, her story and that of tiny tur- walks the beaches in Foley, Saturday, Aug. 3, 3 – 6 the Share the Beach tles make Spangrud search of eggs to help p.m. volunteers begins to their way protect. weave together in a tale to the sea. Protecting means The Defrosters will also be of shared love for the “She was so good daily walks on the playing live during the event. turtle. to us. She brought us beach, late nights “Through her the blankets at night, water, watching for hatchlings children learn about food, the illustrator re- to emerge and now is based on an elderly the sea turtle program, ally captured that,” she educating future gener- lady Spangrud said what we do, how we said. ations about the impor- she met during one of protect the turtles and The book is illus- tance of protecting the her daily walks on the all kinds of informa- trated by Linda-Bell giant, gentle creatures beach. tion about the turtles,” Schorer. with her new book. Spangrud said Miss Spangrud said. On Saturday, Span- Tomorrow Spangrud Ella (not her real name) The real Miss Ella grud will be available will be on hand at the moved to the beach as had never seen baby to autograph books. Groovy Goat at OWA a girl, married there, turtles emerge from the Visitors can also enjoy in Foley to sign copies bought a house and nest and asked the vol- the bluesy sounds of the SUBMITTED PHOTOS of her first children’s lived happily ever after. unteers to come get her Defrosters, a local band “It is so cute, so Restaurant, Spoon and book, “Miss Ella and the After her husband when they appeared. who wrote a song about catchy,” Spangrud said. Fork in Orange Beach Turtle People.” passed though, she was They kept their prom- Miss Ella’s adventures The book is also avail- and Tacky Jacks, Or- The story of Miss Ella lonely and sat on her ise to wake her at any with the turtle people. able at Desoto’s Seafood ange Beach.
Aladdin Jr. on stage in Gulf Shores this weekend
ALLISON MARLOW / STAFF PHOTOS Grab your magic carpet, make a wish on a genie’s lamp, do whatever you can to make it to South Baldwin Community Theatre this weekend to catch Disney’s Aladdin Jr., on stage. The cast of colorful characters retells the classic story of Princess jasmine, Aladdin and the Genie. The show runs Aug. 2, 3, 9 and 10 at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday Aug. 4 at 2:30 p.m. Purchase tickets at www.sbct.biz. Gulf Coast Media • August 2, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 13 AIMING AND ANGLING Buying hunting land 101
By LINDSAY SCHUMACHER should choose a real and ultimately more estate professional and time in the woods. Two of my favorite financial institution that Do you plan on build- seasons are right around specializes in land sales. ing? You will want to the corner – football and Land transactions re- look for land that has a whitetail deer hunting! quire a land professional level, dry and easily ac- If you are contemplat- with experience and ex- cessible site (for you and ing purchasing your pertise in the field. the utilities). Having a own hunting property “perc” test is something this year, being well • Determine what you you may want done prior informed is crucial. The want in your ideal to going under contract many options to consider place. Don’t settle. if there is no existing such as easements, tim- Will you be hunting well or septic system. ber potential, and topog- deer, turkey, dove, quail, Also, be sure you know raphy diversity can be or all of the above? Be the property lines. If overwhelming to a first- sure that the property there are natural bound- SUBMITTED PHOTOS time land buyer. There- that you are looking aries such as roads and annual taxes so you can Is there investment plantations may offer a fore, I teamed up with for has suitable topog- streams you may not adjust your budget ac- potential? valuable revenue source Fletcher Majors, ALC raphy and resources need a survey but it’s cordingly. The simplest down the road. Be sure with Great Southern for the wildlife you will best to have a land sur- and most accurate way The beauty of a land the property comes with Land to simplify the land be harvesting. As a vey in hand prior to clos- to know exactly what purchase is that it often the timber rights and buying process so avid general rule of thumb, ing so you will know the you’ll be spending is to has potential income that you are working hunters can navigate property that has suf- exact property boundar- visit the local county tax opportunities. The gov- with a land agent that their first purchase with ficient amounts of run- ies. Get a title policy and collector and ask. ernment offers various can assist you in finding ease, choose a property ning water, food sources, read it carefully for hid- Knowing the property land owner incentive reputable forestry re- that is perfectly suited and woodland cover is den legal issues such as easements that may programs ranging from sources. for their specific needs, considered a “hunting easements granted but benefit or even encum- wildlife conservation There you have it.…” and be able to do so just land trifecta.” These never used. These are ber the property is also to grassland reserves Buying Hunting Land in time for deer season. resources will lend to all areas that an experi- something that your land and forest enhancement 101!” Here’s to a smooth happy and healthy wild- enced land agent/broker agent should be able to which can be found land purchase and many • Choose an agent and life populations. will be able to assist you assist you with and ex- online on the USDA web- years of successful hunt- financial institution The location of the with. plain accordingly. Hope- site (https://www.fsa. ing! that speaks LAND. property is also an fully, the property will usda.gov/programs-and- Real estate sales and important factor to • Easements and have public road access services/conservation- Great Southern Land, loan options are quite consider. Having land taxes…oh my! but if not, they will be programs/index). LLC is a land company complex. Just as you within an easy driving All of the various able to provide guidance Often the most valu- specializing in land sales would seek a medical distance of your home is “land jargon” can be a in obtaining a deeded able asset will be timber. throughout Alabama. specialist for your spe- ideal. Many hunters say bit confusing for first easement so you can get Mature woods may offer www.greatsouthern- cific health needs (i.e. that having their land time purchasers. Let’s on and off the property an income opportu- land.com | 334.567.0924 cardiologist, orthopedic, within 2.5 or 3 hours of start with taxes. You will easily (and legally). nity in the near future (Fletcher Majors, ALC – etc.), when purchasing home is ideal. This al- want to know how much whereas young pine owner). large tracts of land, you lows for an easy drive you will be paying in
Blakeley offers scenic cruise through the Delta and the Port of Mobile on Aug. 10
Submitted activity in one of the na- serve your seat, visit tion’s most modern har- the events page on our Historic Blakeley bors from the comfort of website to book tickets State Park invites you the Delta Explorer. This online. The Delta Ex- to join us for a unique is a rare opportunity to plorer is a U.S. Coast excursion through the discover both some of Guard inspected vessel scenic Delta and the this area’s most stun- operated by licensed bustling Port of Mobile ning habitat and the fas- captains. The Park is lo- on Saturday, Aug. 10 at cinating work going on cated on State Hwy. 225 9 a.m. Come along as in the port. We return about five miles north we explore the beau- to the Blakeley dock at of Spanish Fort. For tiful waterways and noon. more information to go abundant wildlife of the Tickets are just $35 the events page at www. lower Delta and get an for adults, and $17 for blakeleypark.com or call up-close view of all the children 6-12. To re- 251-626-0798.
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Submitted “It costs very little is also relatively easy for for a spammer to reach spammers to use caller Collecting a person’s someone’s phone, and ID spoofing, so they phone number is not a evading these calls is a would keep changing hard task these days. challenge,” Saxena said. the numbers from which They are shared on the “Several security proto- they are calling people.” internet through social cols, such as two factor “Robocall blocking media platforms and authentication, use/ apps can help,” Saxena other online channels. store phone numbers, said. “They often use With such personal in- and databases consider- black- or whitelists of formation readily avail- ing entities share your spam numbers and even able, people are more information, including use crowdsourcing to vulnerable to invasive phone numbers, with keep updating these lists — and unwanted — ro- other entities for profit.” where a callee may up- bocalls. Making a robocall date the app on a given Nitesh Saxena, Ph.D., is easier now for both number if they thought professor at the Uni- telemarketers and scam- it was spam. However, versity of Alabama at mers because it is too again, the problem is at- Birmingham, College of hard to track their num- tackers can use spoofed “There are several from an unexpected, also suggests installing Arts and Sciences, De- bers. This encourages numbers to make new different methods to re- unknown number, it anti-spam apps, such as partment of Computer them to call random calls.” duce the impact of such may be best to not pick TrueCaller, Hiya and Science, says robocalls numbers exhaustively. Saxena also suggests calls,” Saxena said. “For it up and see if it sounds RoboKiller. Apple also have existed since the Saxena says cellular that “Do Not Call” reg- example, when a person robotic,” Saxena said. recently added a new emergence of tele- companies are working istries can work to some concludes that a call was “Many robocalls have a feature to its latest ver- phones. The frequency hard to prevent such extent, but they are spam, they should add noticeable delay when sion of iOS that users of calls, however, has calls. mainly geared toward it to their list of blocked you say ‘hello,’ and the can activate to better escalated significantly. “They have their own telemarketers. Robocalls numbers — most service other party would be protect against robocalls This is due to the use of databases of numbers have many uses — such providers/phones have a slow in responding. One and spam. more voice over internet from which these calls as political campaigns, way to do that. This way could use these cues to Research is ongoing protocol networks on usually emerge, and surveys, charities, debt that number would not identify spam calls.” in this area, but Saxena which phone calls are they try to block them collectors and health call them again, and also Saxena also says it says using these tactics usually placed — even on a regular basis,” Sax- providers — all which it will help the service is imperative to add and tools can help con- when the network is a ena said. “However, the are exempt. provider to block calls your number into the sumers now — and he cellular network — and problem is that the use This leads to the ques- from that number to “Do Not Call” registry anticipates more helpful the wide spread use of of such blacklists is not tion “Well, how can I other users.” to prevent telemarket- opportunities to emerge mobile phones. really effective since it prevent robocalls?” “If a call is coming ing and spam calls. He in the near future.
Watch out for these summer bugs Submitted 20,000 arthropod spe- I always like to remind cies — invertebrates people that it’s not actu- Alabama is one of the with segmented bodies ally the tick or mosquito most biodiverse states in and jointed limbs such that’s causing you the the nation, and bugs play as insects and spiders — problem, it’s the patho- a tremendous part in the don’t cause problems for gens they’re carrying.” circle of life here. people. But, some can, Abbott said the pri- That’s according to and summer is the most mary disease to be Dr. John Abbott, chief likely time for humans concerned about with curator and director and arthropods to clash. mosquito bites in Ala- of museum research “So, the big arthropods bama is West Nile virus. and collections for The to be concerned with are With ticks in the state, University of Alabama ticks and mosquitoes,” it’s Lyme disease and Museums. Abbott said. “Those can Rocky Mountain spotted Abbott said most of be problematic because fever. Alabama’s more than they can vector diseases. “Someone actually brought in a black widow spider the other day that they captured from a house,” Abbott similar venom to that of getting stung by a bee,” (It stinks and repels in- said. “They’re super their more dangerous Abbott said. “With the sects.) If ticks are discov- common.” black cousins, but it’s centipede it’s the same. ered on clothing or skin, Abbott said people less toxic. It’ll hurt, but it’s not any- and they haven’t embed- view spiders negatively, “It’s rare to be bitten thing most people will ded themselves, remove IVEY’S but they’re actually a by these spiders even have to go to the hospital them using a lint roller boon because they curb though they’re very for.” or duct tape. pest insect populations. common, especially in Though painful, stings FAEBRUARYugust Still, people must be the summer months,” from the wasp, bee, yel- The University of Ala- careful around them, he said. “People aren’t low jacket and fire ant bama, the state’s oldest May special $15.95 speciAl especially black wid- going to encounter them also don’t require a and largest public insti- SPECIAL ows, brown widows and in any regular way. hospital trip — unless tution of higher educa- Blacken Mahi Maux Choux brown recluses, the Something can be com- the person stung is al- tion, is a student-centered Fresh Mahi Mahi filet black- state’s most dangerous mon, but that doesn’t lergic. Red paper wasps research university ened to perfection topped with BLACKNYEN EDStripSTUFFED arachnids. mean you’ll commonly and yellow jackets can that draws the best and “They have completely encounter them. be aggressive, and can brightest to an academic a spicy corn maux Choux. ORK HOPS different types of tox- “Brown recluses are sting multiple times, un- community committed Served over a bed of sautéed P $15.95C ins. Black widows have reclusive; it’s in their like bees, which die after to providing a premier summer vegetable medley. a neurotoxin and can name. They are in dwell- they sting. undergraduate and $15.95 stop you from breathing. ings but in parts not “It’s good to take pre- graduate education. UA A 10oz hand cut Choice beef strip, The smaller you are, the commonly accessed, cautions when heading is dedicated to achieving grilledA perfect14 oz. cut toppedPork Chop, with herb worse it will be. like attics. Black wid- outdoors,” Abbott said. excellence in scholarship, stuffed with spinach and mozzarella cheese, “Brown recluses have ows also tend to be in “Wear long pants, and collaboration and intel- butter. Served with mashed red a hemotoxin, which tucked-away places like spray the bottom of your lectual engagement; pro- Served withpotatoes.garlic and Parmesan stops blood flow in in- crevices, so most people pants with DEET or viding public outreach red mashed potatoes. fected areas and causes aren’t going to casually some other insecticide. and service to the state of necrosis.” run into them.” That will go a long way Alabama and the nation; Abbott said black Other arthropods to in keeping things off and nurturing a campus For Reservations widow spider bites cause watch out for in Ala- because they oftentimes environment that fosters a lot of pain, and seeking bama are the southern gather at your ankles collegiality, respect and 251.947.4000 immediate hospital at- devil scorpion, centi- and feet and crawl up.” inclusivity. tention is highly recom- pedes, fire ants, yellow To avoid fire ant 18427 Pennsylvania St., mended. jackets and red paper mounds, walk carefully. Additional news about Robertsdale, AL V46211 Brown widows, which wasps. Stay away from secluded The University of Ala- AL2-L look like black widows “The southern devil areas and crevices in the bama can be found at: but for their brown or scorpion here isn’t any house, and put sulfur https://www.ua.edu/ gray coloring, have a more dangerous than powder around ankles. news/news-media/. Gulf Coast Media • August 2, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 15 Best Bets This Weekend
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Saturday, Aug. 3 Saturday, Aug. 3 Back to School Bash Commemoration of the Battle of Mobile Bay »» 5:30 p.m. »» 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. »» John F. Rhodes Civic Center, Bay Minette »» Fort Morgan Sponsored by The Chosen Youth Outreach, the annual event includes free food, school supplies Attend the Commemoration of the Battle of Mobile Bay at Fort Morgan on Saturday, Aug. 3 from 9 giveaway and live worship and entertainment! For more information, visit thechosenyouth.org or call a.m. to 3 p.m. The fort will come to life with drills and demonstrations of artillery by historical inter- 251-202-3071. preters. Included with regular admission price.
Summertime pumpkin picking
By ALLISON MARLOW [email protected]
By 8 a.m. the line had wrapped around Tom Jones Pottery Studio and snaked down the curving road. Many in this crowd, here for Jones’ annual summer sale, fanned themselves in the early morning heat and dis- cussed the item at the top of their shopping list: pumpkins. Every year Jones creates about 700 clay lectible since 1968. studio like Easter eggs ALLISON MARLOW / STAFF PHOTOS pumpkins, each of which The result is a studio — hidden behind serv- ously balanced six in her “How many are you laughed. is usually claimed by a full of the prettiest jack ing bowls, butter dishes arms as she shopped taking home?” she was Visit Tom Jones Pot- collector in early August. o’ lanterns around and a and clay rabbits, all also Jones’ other wares. She asked. tery studio at 12601 Clay Each pumpkin is hand line of devoted fans who hand crafted by Jones. had more pumpkins “Probably more than City Road in Fairhope. crafted and every year begin calling in May to Within the first 30 min- stuffed into a bag at her I want my husband Call ahead for hours, Jones slightly changes reserve their pumpkin. utes of the annual sale, side. to know about,” she 928-2561. the design and color of On Saturday the there wasn’t a toothy the lot. Jones has been pumpkins were sprin- grin to be found. crafting the popular col- kled throughout the One shopper precari-
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August is here and school is starting! How is your business leveraging the community’s preparation? Are you having a “Back to school sale”? Are you donating school supplies? YOLANDA Are you volunteering at a JOHNSON local school? Find a way Know Yo! Business to engage the community Bebo’s Car Wash to host 30th over this common value of education. Social media posts should reflect your business en- gagement in the community. As we prepare annual Red Cross blood drive for school starting it is a great time to review your business plan for growing your busi- This summer you can help fill the Missing Types for patients in need Aug. 5 – 8 ness. What needs to be updated? Have your goals been accomplished? Why or why not? What are your new goals? How will you meet MOBILE, Ala. (July tions,” said Ronnika A. those? Review your financial statements for 23, 2019) – The American McFall, external com- Help save lives at one of the efficiencies. Is your inventory turnover rate Red Cross and Bebo’s munications manager for supporting your profit goals? Calculate sales Car Wash are teaming up the Red Cross Alabama following blood drives: to assets which will indicate how efficiently Aug. 5 through 8 to help and Central Gulf Coast AUG. 5: noon until 6 p.m., WKRG News 5, 555 Broadcast Dr., the company is generating sales revenue on save lives at various loca- Blood Services Region. in Mobile each dollar of assets. What is the return on tions. Bebo’s Car Wash “The Red Cross relies on assets which is net profit divided by total has partnered with the the generosity of blood AUG. 6: noon until 6 p.m., Foley Civic Center 407 E. Laurel assets? This is how efficiently the company Red Cross for 30 years to drive sponsors and vol- Ave., in Foley generates profits on each dollar of assets. help those depending on unteers and we thank ev- AUG. 7: 11 a.m. until 5 p.m., Pleasure Island Gulf Shores City Next looked at how efficiently the company blood transfusions. All eryone who supports our of Gulf Shores Adult Activity Center, 260 Clubhouse Dr., in is generating profits on each dollar of net participants will receive lifesaving mission.” Gulf Shores worth which is return on investment. That a Red Cross T-shirt, Dom- Those with types O, A formula is net profit before tax divided by net ino’s Pizza, and a free negative and B negative AUG. 7: 9 a.m. until 2 p.m., Daphne Community Christ The worth which is assets minus liabilities. These Bebo’s car wash, while blood are encouraged to King Catholic Church, 1601 Main St., in Daphne ratios will reveal how to increase efficiencies supplies last. make a Power Red dona- AUG. 8: 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., Walmart Foley 2200 S. McKenzie of your operations. Another part of plan- This blood drive comes tion at this blood drive. St., in Foley ning for growth is to review personnel issues as the Red Cross is urg- Power Red donors give which includes job descriptions, training ing individuals to help a concentrated dose of programs, placement of existing personnel ensure blood is never red blood cells during a check-in. Individuals the site. and how to attract new employees. A finan- missing from hospital single donation, allowing who are 17 years of age cial analysis is necessary. Are you making a shelves by donating them to maximize their (16 with parental consent About the American profit? How are you monitoring and leverag- blood through the Miss- impact. During this type in some states), weigh at Red Cross ing cash flow? What other financial data is ing Types campaign. The of donation, red blood least 110 pounds and are The American Red needed to grow your business? What is the goal of Missing Types cells are separated from in generally good health Cross shelters, feeds cost associated with growing the business? campaign is to change other blood components, may be eligible to donate and provides emotional Manufacturers should consider selling prod- the statistics by inspiring and the plasma and blood. High school stu- support to victims of ucts to the government as a potential growth blood donors, especially platelets are safely and dents and other donors 18 disasters; supplies about strategy and assistance is available at the new donors, to give this comfortably returned to years of age and younger 40 percent of the nation's Alabama Procurement Technical Assistance summer and become reg- the donor. also have to meet certain blood; teaches skills Center at www.al-ptac.org . The cybersecu- ular blood donors for pa- height and weight re- that save lives; provides rity tip for this week is not earth shattering tients in need in the years How to donate blood quirements. international humani- only if you do not implement. The tip is to to come. Only 3 out of 100 For more informa- Blood and platelet tarian aid; and supports create a process for backup of critical data Americans donate blood, tion and to make an donors can save time military members and that is systematically done each day which yet every two seconds, appointment to donate, at their next donation their families. The Red is stored offsite and a redundant copy on someone needs it. There download the Red Cross by using RapidPass® to Cross is a not-for-profit the cloud. Kick off August by preparing our simply aren’t enough Blood Donor App, visit complete their pre-dona- organization that de- community for school starting and your busi- people donating blood to RedCrossBlood.org or tion reading and health pends on volunteers ness to grow! help patients in need. call 1-800-RED CROSS history questionnaire on- and the generosity of “We appreciate Bebo’s (1-800-733-2767) sponsor line, on the day of their the American public to Yolanda “Yo” Devine Johnson is a native of Car Wash and WKRG code: bebos. Donors of all donation, from a com- perform its mission. For Baldwin County and is a Business Advisor News 5 for bringing the blood types are needed. puter or mobile device. more information, please with the Alabama Small Business Develop- community together to A blood donor card or To get started and learn visit redcross.org or cru- ment Center. You may access business informa- help patients fighting driver’s license or two more, visit RedCross- zrojaamericana.org, or tion and register for these services at www. cancer, sickle cell disease other forms of identifi- Blood.org/RapidPass and visit us on Twitter at @ asbdc.org. and other health condi- cation are required at follow the instructions on RedCross.
Dr. Jennifer Scalici named chief of gynecologic oncology at USA Health Submitted upper Gulf Coast. ments for cancer.” pound in the prevention College of Medicine in ments “During her years Since joining the of ovarian cancer. 1973, USA Health stands keep Dr. Jennifer Scalici at MCI, Dr. Scalici has Mitchell Cancer Insti- Scalici earned her as the only academic Mitchell has been named chief excelled in all areas of tute in 2012, Scalici has medical degree from the medical system along the Cancer of the gynecologic on- academic medicine,” built a clinical practice University of Alabama at upper Gulf Coast. It pro- Institute Scalici cology service at USA said Dr. Rodney P. Roc- emphasizing minimally Birmingham before com- vides excellent health- at the Health Mitchell Cancer coni, interim director invasive and robotic sur- pleting a residency at care to the region’s forefront of cancer treat- Institute. at the Mitchell Cancer gery. She also conducts Northwestern University diverse population at ment and outcomes. USA Scalici will oversee the Institute. “I look forward basic and translational McGraw Medical Center University Hospital and Health employs 3,900 day-to-day operations to her leadership and research as director of in Chicago and a fellow- Children’s & Women's clinical and nonclinical of the division, which vision in moving the the gynecologic oncol- ship at the University of Hospital, one of only five staff members, includ- employs five gynecologic gynecologic oncology ogy research team. Her Virginia Health System freestanding hospitals ing 190 academic physi- oncologists, two nurse division forward as we current research, funded in Charlottesville, Va. in the country dedicated cians who serve dual practitioners and their continue to provide the by a grant from the U.S. to the healthcare of roles treating patients support staff, and is the highest level of patient Department of Defense, About USA Health children and women. and teaching the next largest gynecologic on- care while searching for examines the effective- Beginning with the Continuous research and generation of medical cology practice on the new and improved treat- ness of a novel com- founding of the USA technological advance- doctors. Gulf Coast Media • August 2, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 17 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE UPDATES Central Baldwin »» Big Blue Ice, 5201 S. Hickory North Baldwin »» Aug. 13, 2 – 7 p.m. »» Chamber Office, 327 »» Aug. 8, 8:30 – 9:30 a.m. St., located next to the Loxley »» John F. Rhodes Civic Center, Fairhope Avenue, Fairhope »» Wolf Bay Restaurant, Foley Chamber Farm Market Chamber 301 D’Olive St., Bay Minette Learn how to get the most out Take part in this fast-paced con- For more information call 251- of your online ChamberMaster cept of sharing your business 15 Guns in 15 Days 824-0004 or call the Chamber Mayor’s Prayer Networking @ Noon login & Chamber benefits. Raffle Breakfast information with up to 30 other at 251-947-2626. »» Aug. 13 Reservation required, call 251- chamber members. Alabama Tickets are available for pur- »» Aug. 5, 7:30 – 8:30 a.m. Email marlee@northbaldwin- 928-6387 Credit Union is the third quarter chase at the Central Baldwin Business After Hours »» North Baldwin Infirmary chamber.com to reserve your sponsor. Chamber of Commerce, 23150 »» Aug. 13, 5 to 6:30 p.m. Cafeteria Conference Room, spot. Space is limited, lunch Morning Marketing Alabama 59, Robertsdale. »» Pen Air Federal Credit Union, first floor. included. $5 for members, $10 Meeting Leadership Series Drawings will be held begin- 21511 Alabama 59, Robertsdale Light refreshments served. for guests. »» Aug. 15 from 8 – 9 a.m. »» Aug. 20, 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. ning Sept. 30. Your $50 ticket Join Chamber members for »» Nix Center Card Room 1 »» Foley Civic Center gets you 15 chances to win 15 Night at the River Bayou Drive, Fairhope guns with a total retail value of great food by Goo Roo’s Grill, Eastern Shore »» Cost is $18 for members, $25 »» Aug. 5 at 5 p.m. $8,075. Only 350 tickets will be networking and a chance to Chamber of Sponsors: Blues Angel Music for non-members sold. For more information call win door prizes. Be sure to »» Live Oak Landing Featuring Jefferson S. Dunn, the Chamber at 251-947-2626. bring your business cards and a Commerce South Baldwin Commissioner of Alabama De- guest. For more information call Bay Minette Boots and partment of Corrections Ribbon cutting the Chamber at 251-947-2626. Badges, American Red Chamber 101 Chamber Cross Blood Drive For tickets visit www.southbald- »» Aug. 8, 9 a.m. »» Aug. 7 at 9 a.m. AM Connections winchamber.com.
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Providence Hospital appoints Chief Medical Officer for the Providence Medical Group Submitted “We felt that the op- has been instrumental in cal Director for six years in Lahore, Pakistan and Commis- portunity to create this helping improve many prior to being appointed completed his residency sion. Since Providence Health Sys- unique dual role would quality measures, most to his current role as and internship at Cook its found- tem announced that Ijaz allow greater synergy notably leading an initia- CMO in 2017. Before County Hospital in Chi- ing in Iqbal, MD, FACP, Chief and alignment across tive to decrease sepsis, joining Providence, he cago, Illinois. He holds 1854, Prov- Medical Officer of Provi- the health system,” said a potentially life-threat- served as the Medical Di- a General Certificate idence dence Health System, Todd Kennedy, President ening complication that rector for Infirmary West of Education from the has been will also serve as Chief and CEO of Providence is the result of an infec- Hospital, Department University of London. serving, Iqbal Medical Officer (CMO) Hospital. Providence tion,” said Dr. Tim Bode, of Hospital Medicine, In addition, Dr. Iqbal is a caring for of Providence Medical Medical Group is a net- Chief Clinical Officer for almost three years. member of the Board of and healing the people of Group. In this dual role, work of primary care for Ascension Alabama. Dr. Iqbal also worked Censors for the Mobile Mobile and surrounding Dr. Iqbal will serve as the and specialty physicians “Because of his leader- as an internal medicine County Medical Society. areas. clinical leader respon- with over 20 locations ship, Providence now has physician for nine years Ascension is a faith- sible for helping create and more than 70 physi- one of the lowest rates of in Bayou La Batre at About Providence based healthcare orga- stronger relationships cians and certified nurse sepsis and patient mor- the Mostellar Medical Health System nization committed to between the medical practitioners serving tality in the Ascension Center. Providence Health Sys- delivering compassion- practices and hospital, South Alabama and network.” Dr. Iqbal holds a medi- tem in Mobile, Alabama ate, personalized care to and lead quality initia- Southern Mississippi. Dr. Iqbal has been cal degree from Allama is part of Ascension. all, with special attention tives across Providence “As CMO of Provi- at Providence for nine Iqbal Medical College at Providence Hospital is to persons living in pov- Health System. dence Hospital, Dr. Iqbal years, serving as Medi- the University of Punjab a full service, 349-bed erty and those most vul- medical/surgical facility nerable. www.healthcare. accredited by The Joint ascension/Alabama. BCBS of Alabama names Vice President of Governmental Affairs
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Sports Tony Whitehead, Sports Editor • [email protected] • Facebook.com/GulfCoastMedia • Twitter: @gcntoday Tigers go to higher education at FSU volleyball camp
SUBMITTED PHOTO The Baldwin County High School Lady Tigers had a rewarding experience at the three-day volleyball camp held at Florida State University. The team finished 4-1 in the final tourna- ment and walked away with the second-place bid. Coach Tabetha Davis said the team improved so much over the two and a half days at FSU. “And we are so thankful for all those who donated and made it possible for us to go to camp,” she said. Davis is assisted by Morgan Watkins.
United States Sports Academy welcomes Thai partners to Daphne campus for talks on International Sports Certification Program
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DAPHNE — The United States Sports Academy recently hosted leaders from the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) as part of the institution’s long- standing partnership with that country to pre- pare students there for careers in sport. The SAT is Thailand’s Central Sport Organiza- tion that oversees the entire national sports ef- fort in that country. The Academy wel- comed to its Daphne campus a nine-member SAT delegation led by Deputy Governor for Administration Rashell Daiphontunya, Human Resources Director Som- phorn Wannasiri, Policy and Planning Director Preecha Laloon, Sport Personnel Develop- ment Director Pasinee Pantumabumrung, and Coordinating Director USSA.EDU Nittaya Kerdjuntuk. The group also included The United States Sports Academy recently hosted leaders from the Sports Authority of Thailand as part of the institution’s longstanding partner- Sports Personnel Devel- ship with that country to prepare students there for careers in sport. From left are: Academy Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Tomi Wahlstrom, opment Chief Piyawan Academy President and CEO Dr. T.J. Rosandich, Academy Executive Director of the Center for Professional Studies and Continuing Education Dr. Carlos Aquino, SAT Deputy Governor for Administration Rashell Daiphontunya, SAT Human Resources Director Somphorn Wannasiri, and SAT Policy and Plan- Banjong, Sport Promo- ning Director Preecha Laloon. tion Officer Phikulkaew Chanpeng, Public Re- related administrative is always excellent as affiliated sport orga- randum of Understand- nars, and symposia. For lations Officer Pichet skills for high perfor- is their hospitality for nizations around the ing to work together in more about the Acad- Suwannaphan, and mance athletes, and the which the Thai people country to attend the sports education and emy’s international pro- Secretary to the Deputy International Certifica- are well-known. These certification programs training through 2020. grams, go to USSA.edu. Governor Nawarat Su- tion in Sports Manage- annual planning and re- — typically 50 for each Since its founding The United States wanich. ment, a program that view meetings that bring certification. Following nearly a half-century Sports Academy is an This is the 14th con- includes management the Thai administrators the conclusion of the ago, the Academy has independent, non-profit, secutive year that the topics such as sports to the United States are classroom portion of the leveraged its role and re- accredited, special mis- Academy has taught its event planning, market- very important for the program in Bangkok, sources as a special mis- sion sports university post-secondary, non- ing and public relations, continued success and which is provided by sion sports university created to serve the degree international facilities, and a national effectiveness of the pro- Academy instructors, to make a global impact nation and world with certification program to sport coaching program grams that the Academy the SAT selects the best through quality sport programs in instruction, provide advanced sport for mid-level coaches. teach in that nation. It students from each instruction, research research and service. education to prepare “The opportunity to is also an opportunity program for a special and service programs The role of the Academy students in Thailand travel to Bangkok to for us as Americans to study tour of sport in in 65 countries around is to prepare men and for careers in sport. The teach our sport educa- reciprocate at some level America. the world. These con- women for careers in the Academy teaches the tion programs is one of the hospitality that we Sport education co- tributions have varied profession of sports. International Certifica- the more sought after enjoy in that country.” operation between the in scope from the full- tion in Sports Coaching assignments by our fac- Each year under the Academy and Thailand charge conduct of a The Academy is based in program in Thailand, ulty,” said Rosandich. program approximately goes back to the 1980s nation’s entire national Daphne. For more infor- which includes a wide “The program support 100 students are drawn and the Academy and sport effort to individual mation, call 251-626-3303 range of coaching and provided by the Thai’s from the SAT and its the SAT have a Memo- coaching clinics, semi- or visit USSA.edu. Gulf Coast Media • August 2, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 19 Could Georgia be the next dynasty in the SEC?
Among a few of the Football Playoffs, but ingly leaving early for able target for Fromm. D’Andre Walker and allowed per game (180.5). teams just missing the their first goal is to re- the 2019 NFL Draft, the Georgia returns only star man-coverage cor- Redshirt senior place- College Foot- capture the SEC offense looks to be one two of their top six lead- nerback Deandre Baker. kicker Rodrigo Blanken- ball Playoffs Championship of the most productive ing receivers from last Walker was among ship will be returning as last season, the title. offenses through the year and one of them is some of the departed one of the most reliable Georgia Bull- The Bulldogs running and passing running back D’Andre top pass rushers for the and experienced kickers dogs was the had one of the game. Fromm is looking Swift. The Bulldogs will, Bulldogs. Senior defen- in the nation. Overall, most convincing most produc- to finish off his Bulldogs once again, have a reli- sive tackle Tyler Clark the Bulldogs are look- despite having tive offenses in career (if he decides able offensive line, led will be the leader of the ing to be one of the most two losses in- MICHAEL the nation last to go to the 2020 NFL by potential top-ten se- defensive line. He will complete teams in the cluding a close HANICH year as they Draft) with a national lection in junior tackle be the first biggest con- SEC and the entire na- 28-35 loss to the Sports had two 1,000- title. Last season, he Andrew Thomas. tributor for the Bulldogs tion. It would not be sur- Analysis No. 1 ranked yard rushers in threw for 2,761 yards, 30 The Bulldogs have to stop run-heavy SEC prising to see two SEC Alabama Crim- D’Andre Swift touchdowns, and only seven starters returning offenses. Junior safety teams in the College son Tide in the SEC and Elijah Holyfield and six interceptions on 207 from last year’s defense J.R. Reed will be the Football Playoffs again, Championship game. a high-velocity passing completions (out of 307 that was ranked fifth leader of the Bulldogs’ but Georgia is hoping to This season, the Georgia quarterback in Jake attempts). in defensive efficiency defensive backs. Last become a new dynasty Bulldogs will be one of Fromm. Outside of wide The most difficult ob- (83.7). They did lose a season, the Bulldogs in the sport of College the top programs in con- receivers departing jective for the Bulldogs lot of talent on the field were ranked 15th in the Football ahead of Ala- tention for the College and Holyfield surpris- offense is to find a reli- with outside linebacker nation in passing yards bama.
Mississippi State Bulldogs look to build on consistency under Morehead
By MICHAEL HANICH ranked Auburn Tigers due to their extremely are stepping as full-time Fitzgerald. There will tion as last year they Sports Analysis 23-9 and No. 16 ranked talented defense led by starters after being big be a position battle at were ranked 68th in Texas A&M 28-13. their versatile safeties contributors to the Bull- quarterback with play- points per game (28.5) The Mississippi State There was plenty of in Johnathan Abrams dogs successful defense. ers who are familiar in the RPO (run-pass- Bulldogs football pro- discussions whether and Mark McLaurin and They return starting with Moorhead’s system. option) setting. Junior gram had a chip on their Alabama or Clemson their high-velocity pass cornerback Cameron Junior quarterback Kylin Hill will be the shoulder throughout the had the better overall de- rushers in defensive Dantzler, who was their Keyaton Thompson and perfect reliable running offseason going into 2018 fense last season. Just by end/outside linebacker star coverage defensive redshirt senior quarter- back if Stevens were to when head coach Dan looking at the stats and Montez Sweat and de- back with nine pass back Tommy Stevens, start. Last season, Hill Mullen left for the same impact on the field, the fensive end Jeffrey Sim- breakups. They also transferred from Penn rushed for 734 yards and position with the Florida Bulldogs was the team mons. Unfortunately for return their second-lead- State. Stevens knows four touchdowns on a Gators. Former Penn that had the better de- Mississippi State, they ing tackler last season in Moorhead’s system be- limited 117 carries. The State offensive coordina- fense statistically. Last have departed to the junior linebacker Eroll fore he chose to coach at Bulldogs can focus more tor Joe Moorhead took season, Mississippi State NFL and only return Thompson (87 total tack- Mississippi State. on the deep passing play over a program that had was ranked first in the three main starters from les in 2018). The Bulldogs will need calling with all their plenty of potential. After nation in points allowed last season. Moorhead knew more reliability outside starting wide receivers an 8-5 inaugural season per game (12) and first in They do, however, the offense needed to of the quarterback posi- returning as well. last year, the Bulldogs total yards allowed per have plenty of talent address carefully to are now looking to build game (263.1). They also coming back due to a become more reliable. on consistency. Last sea- allowed the fewest pass- high level of rotations Mississippi State returns son, they lost to the Ken- ing touchdowns from during games. Senior six offensive starters tucky Wildcats 28-7 and an opposing offense defensive Chauncey from last season, but the Florida Gators team with only five passing Rivers and senior safety they lose long-time start- 13-6, but they beat No. 8 touchdowns. This was Jaquarius Landrews ing quarterback in Nick
Rebels seek to bounce back again into bowl contention
By MICHAEL HANICH missed out on their line, an eager redshirt Sheppard. Last season, Sports Analysis chance to create some- freshman quarterback he was fifth on the team thing special with strong- in Matt Corral, and a with total tackles with 48 Year three into Matt armed quarterback potential dangerous and and also accounted for Luke’s tenure as head Jordan Ta’amu, two young wideout in sopho- 10 tackles for loss. The coach of the Ole Miss explosive NFL caliber more Elijah Moore is a Rebels will have to do Rebels is going to deter- wide receivers, A.J. great start for the system some serious readjusting mine what kind of pro- Brown and D.K. Metcalf, coach Rodriguez wants in their main defensive gram is going to sustain and a stout offensive to insert. front especially if they for a few more seasons. line, led by tackle Greg Defensively, the Reb- want to make senior nose The rebels are hopping Little. Now they have all els return eight of their guard Benito Jones as back and forth between departed from the team starters from last season. the main line of defense. the spectrum of bowl and leave the Rebels with These are the same play- Last season, he ac- contenders to under .500 a new philosophy to face. ers that made the defense counted for 34 total tack- in coach Luke’s two sea- With only three start- rank tied for 114th in les, nine tackles for loss, sons. This 2019 season ers returning from last points allowed per game and three sacks. Finally, is already starting off year’s team, there will be (36.2) and 121st in total one senior that is hoping strong with the hiring more pressure on senior yards allowed per game to make himself a great of two new assistant running back Scottie (483.4). The only statis- leader for Ole Miss and coaches, former Michi- Phillips. tic that the Rebels were potential high-level NFL gan Wolverines head This was a back that ranked within the top 100 Draft prospect is senior coach Rich Rodriguez as was one small injury FBS programs is total cornerback Myles Harts- the offensive coordina- short of getting a 1,000- sacks accounted for with field. Each of these play- tor and former Colorado yard rushing season. He only 22 sacks. ers and the former role Buffalos head coach finished the 2018 season MacIntyre will be players for the Rebels Mike MacIntyre hired as with 928 yards and 12 heavily reliant a hybrid will need to efficient if the defensive coordina- touchdowns on 153 car- position pass rusher like they want to go to a bowl tor. ries. Having an experi- senior defensive end/out- and stop high-power SEC The Rebels offense enced, a stable offensive side linebacker Qaadir offenses.
BCHS Tiger teams team up for fundraiser
The Baldwin County with a Boston Butt sale, soned, cooked and ready High School wrestling just in time for Labor to serve or freeze. Pick and fishing teams have Day. Butts will be sold for up will be at First Baptist joined efforts to raise $40, average 10-12 pounds Church on Saturday, Aug. money for their programs and will come fully sea- 31 beginning at 8 a.m.
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