Covering all of Baldwin County, AL every Friday. Lion cubs delight PAGE 12 Athletes of the month The Baldwin Times PAGE 18 FEBRUARY 22, 2019 | GulfCoastNewsToday.com | 75¢ County Baldwin County School System sues state narrows down superintendent over Gulf Shores split candidates for open job Mackey’s final separation Baldwin County Commission votes 3-1 to support BCBE agreement would put the positions county system in a situation By CLIFF MCCOLLUM not accepting Mackey’s final had given as a deadline for where it would have to spend Interviews
[email protected] proposal in the split between Baldwin County to sign the fi- a possible $4 million in payroll Baldwin County and Gulf nalized separation agreement expenses for the new Gulf for county Last Friday, the Baldwin Shores City Schools. in the Gulf Shores split. Bald- Shores system - which Tyler administrator, County School System filed a Mackey, the Gulf Shores win County refused to sign said was not a position he or lawsuit against State Super- City School System and the the agreement, citing several the Baldwin County Board of HR and EMA intendent Eric Mackey after Baldwin County Commission issues they felt needed to be Education were comfortable directors begin Mackey had threatened to are all named as defendants decided by the courts. being in. use his powers to potentially in the suit, which was filed At a press conference held “Why should Baldwin next week remove Baldwin County Su- late in the afternoon on Feb. Monday in Robertsdale, Tyler perintendent Eddie Tyler for 15 - the same day that Mackey said Baldwin County believes SEE SPLIT, PAGE 7 By CLIFF MCCOLLUM
[email protected] At a special called work session in Bay Weeks Bay Foundation announces 10th Anniversary Bald Eagle Bash Minette Tuesday af- ternoon, the Baldwin Online tickets County Commission narrowed down the now on sale candidates it wished to interview for the FAIRHOPE — Ten years of positions of county partying for preservation.