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Taxes pass Bicentennial year closes with rolling celebration in Spanish Fort and Fairhope
By GUY BUSBY [email protected] Corbett FAIRHOPE — Voters in Fairhope and Span- ish Fort approved a Bay Minette three-mill increase in property taxes Tues- mourns loss day to raise money for schools in their dis- of Council tricts. The referendums member passed in both districts, according to unofficial By JOHN UNDERWOOD results. [email protected] In Fairhope the vote was 2,898 for the in- BAY MINETTE — crease to 2,390 against, The City of Bay Minette a margin of 54.8 percent and North Baldwin to 45.2 percent. The community is mourn- measure passed in four ing the loss of long- of the five voting pre- time Bay Minette City cincts in the Fairhope Councilman Danleigh area. Corbett. In Spanish Fort, the Born in Birmingham, vote was 1,096 to 1,013, Corbett was a lifelong with about 52 percent of resident of Bay Minette. He died Saturday, Sept. SEE TAXES, PAGE 7 14 at Mobile Infirmary. A retired salesman, Corbett served on the Bay Minette City Council for 12 years, Motorcycle serving District 1. He was a member of the wrecks ALLISON MARLOW / STAFF PHOTO Knights of Columbus and St. Agatha Catholic Baldwin County Archivist Felisha Anderson puts the finishing touches on the parade float crafted to cel- in home’s ebrate the end of the three-year long Alabama Bicentennial. The float will appear in parades throughout the Church in Bay Minette. county during the holiday season. For more about the last events of the celebration turn to The Gulf Coast “I have had the Buzz on page 12. pleasure of both a pro- second story fessional and civic rela- tionship with Danleigh STAFF REPORT Corbett,” said fellow City Council member On Sun., Sept. 15 at League of Women Voters hosts event this Mike Philips. “His wit approximately 10:30 and wisdom will be p.m., the Foley Police missed by all of us here. Department responded weekend: how to engage younger generations He was a dedicated pub- to the intersection of lic servant.” County Road 12 South Submitted informs the citizens of Bald- Orleans, worked in the United According to a post and Emerille Drive win County through voter States and Southeast Asia in on Facebook, Bay Mi- for a Motor Vehicle The League of Women education and advocacy. The television, film, and theater, nette Mayor Robert A. Crash. When officers Voters of Baldwin County LWVBC, open to women as an actor and as a producer. “Bob” Wills declared arrived on scene there — LWVBC — invites all mem- and men, is a nonpartisan, She earned the President’s that all flags be flown was a motorcycle in bers, friends, and the public issues-oriented, political orga- Volunteer Service Award for the second story of a to our free, community dialog nization that never endorses her work with Habitat for SEE MEMBER, PAGE 7 vacant residence. It session. political parties nor candi- Humanity and Americorps in does appear speed was Jillian Rosandich, lecturer dates. www.facebook.com/ New Orleans, La., where she a factor. Preliminary at the United States Sports League-of-Women-Voters-of- taught disaster preparedness; investigation indicates Academy, will present “En- Baldwin-County-Alabama and she earned the Certificate BALDWIN FAST FACTS a motorcycle was trav- gaging the Younger Genera- Lynne Switzky, President of Special Congressional Rec- eling at a high rate tions of the Mobile Bay Area” LWVBC lswitzky@hotmail. ognition from U.S. Representa- speed. While passing a on Saturday, Sept. 21, at 3 p.m. com tive Joseph Cao (R-La.) for her In 2018, 6.5 million visitors vehicle the motorcycle at Jubilee Suites Boutique Jillian Rosandich, M.S.S. commitment to service. to Baldwin County spent clipped it. The driver Hotel, 557 North Mobile Street, in sports management from She serves on the executive $4.6 billion. then lost control of the Fairhope. the U.S. Sports Academy, and boards of area organizations, The League of Women B.A. in film and media arts Source: Gateway Initiative SEE MOTORCYCLE, PAGE 2 Voters of Baldwin County from the University of New SEE LEAGUE, PAGE 7
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STAFF REPORT Tips from an Apiarist Extension’s bee- Beekeeping is going – Tammy Horn-Potter, keeping program digital. Beekeepers Kentucky state apia- lead, will share the across the state will rist, will offer equip- pros and cons asso- have the opportunity to ment tips based on ciated with various participate in an online her equipment suc- honeybee lines. beekeeping course series cesses and failures. designed for both hobby • Oct. 22: Making More Registration and small commercial “These webinars are Money With Your For information or to beekeepers. The work- free and accessible to Honey register for the online shop, conducted by the anyone with a computer, – Kevin Burkett, beekeeping course, visit Alabama Cooperative tablet or phone that has Alabama Extension the Alabama Extension SUBMITTED PHOTO Extension System, will internet access,” Glover Farm and Agribusi- website. “Once people pre- download and install the cover several topics of said. ness Management Allyson Shabel, an Al- register, we will be able Zoom software before information important agent, will discuss abama Extension home to provide them with the meeting to ensure to the industry. Beekeeping Series ways to maximize grounds agent, who instructions on how to they don’t have any diffi- Tony Glover, an Ala- The hour-long ses- profits. also serves on Alabama connect to the webinar,” culties connecting to the bama Extension county sions will be on consecu- • Oct. 29: Honeybee Extension’s beekeep- Shabel said. meeting,” she said. coordinator in Cullman tive Tuesday evenings Breeds: Choosing the ing program leadership The webinars display Participants can County, said there are beginning Oct. 15 at 6 Right Bee for Your team, said it is impor- through Zoom, a web download the free Zoom three sessions of the p.m. Area tant the people pre-regis- conferencing service. application from the workshop planned. • Oct. 15: Equipment – Jack Rowe, Alabama ter for the course. “People will want to Zoom website.
Bridge replacement project postponed
By JOHN UNDERWOOD Oct. 7, and is scheduled until Thursday, Oct. 31. [email protected] to remain closed until A third bridge con- May 1. struction project, on MARLOW — The proj- The project, which County Road 9 over ect to replace the bridge will cost just under $1 Polecat Creek is near- over Barner Branch on million, has been in the ing completion, Mitchell County Road 9 has been works for more than a said, and is now open to postponed by two weeks year, said Tyler Mitchell, traffic. and has been extended construction manager Bridge replacement is from five months to with the Baldwin County done for a variety of rea- seven months, accord- Highway Department. sons, Mitchell said. ing to a release issued Newell and Bush Con- “The state will road- Tuesday by the Baldwin struction of Montgom- rate a bridge, meaning County Highway Depart- ery will be in charge that certain vehicles ment. of the project, Mitchell over a certain weight A portion of County said. are unable to cross the Road 9 between County The Highway Depart- bridge,” he said, stating SUBMITTED PHOTO Road 28 and Underwood ment also issued a re- that the Barner Branch Road was scheduled to vised travel advisory on bridge had been road- close on Monday, Sept. 23 Monday, Sept. 9 stating rated by the Alabama and remain closed until that a bridge project over Department of Trans- March 6. According to a Bushy Creek on Hoyle portation for well over a release issued Tuesday Bryars Road between year. “That is one of the by the BCHD, the project County Road 61 and Dyas criteria, along with age has been postponed until Road will remain closed and condition.”
New ‘anti-road-rage’ act takes effect with amendment from local lawmaker STAFF REPORT from the change. weather and road haz- “There was no exemp- ards, authorized vehicles At the start of Septem- tion for if there was con- like law enforcement ber, several new driving struction or some sort and first responders, and laws went into effect of obstruction in the exiting and tolling. across the state, includ- right lane,” McMillan McMillan added that ing a new rule that gov- said. “We wouldn’t want drivers are currently erns driving in the left to see people getting in in a 60-day grace period lane on highways and trouble and breaking while the law is first im- interstates. this new law simply by plemented, which means While riding in the left trying to avoid construc- law enforcement is only lane has been against tion.” allowed to issue warn- the law for years, the McMillan worked with ings until Nov. 1. new legislation crafted other lawmakers to get Rep. Harry Shiver (R – by the Alabama legisla- that exemption into the Bay Minette) said he was ture this year added new final version of the leg- also glad to see a grace language that drivers islation with a friendly period before the law can only stay in the left amendment. was fully implemented. lane for 1.5 miles if they “Thankfully, Alabama “This gives folks time are not passing other drivers won’t have to be to get accustomed to the drivers. worried about getting new law without fear of However, the original hit with a ticket now for some sort of penalty,” language for the bill avoiding obstructions in Shiver said. “We’re hop- caught the attention of the right lane,” McMil- ing they’ll take the time Rep. Steve McMillan lan said. to learn the new rules of (R-Foley), who said he Other exemptions to the road and make sure quickly saw a problem the new left lane law we keep those left lanes that could have emerged include: congestion, bad open for passing only.” GulfCoastNewsToday.com From Baldwin County’s news innovator since 1890 4 • The Baldwin Times • September 20, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media McCollum elected vice chair of Auburn Journalism Advisory Council Submitted sity’s Journalism Advi- of Constituent Services The Journalism Ad- Auburn journalism pro- are available to meet sory Council. for the Baldwin County visory Council consists gram on its curriculum, with journalism ma- Fairhope resident McCollum, the for- Legislative Delegation, of professional jour- scholarships, develop- jors about internships, Cliff McCollum has mer managing editor said he was honored to nalists and managers ment, training and di- post-graduation job op- been elected as the vice of Gulf Coast Media accept the position on from all types of media. rection of the program. portunities and career chair of Auburn Univer- and current Director the council. The council advises the Members of the council consultation.
Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office Recent Arrest Report
Sept. 16 »» Kimberly Juanita Brown, 28, »» Bryan Craig Mack, Jr., 25, »» James Edward Sunoski, 42, »» Leslie Genelle Boutwell, 39, »» Christopher James Lacoste, »» Ronald Curry Adams, 29, Bay Minette, chemical endan- Lillian, writ of arrest Gulf Shores, possession of a Atmore, drug court sanctions 34, Foley, possession of a con- Bay Minette, failure to appear germent of a child »» Henry Lee McGee, 61, Mo- controlled substance »» Clint Coydata Buchanan, 32, trolled substance »» Robert Scott Allen, 32, »» Dallas Ray Byrd, Elberta, bile, driving while revoked »» Robert Zachary Weaver, 25, writ of arrest »» Victoria Brook Mauldin, At- Foley, possession of controlled drug court sanctions »» Richard Dwayne Norris, 39, Foley, drug court santions »» Kevin Wayne Currington, 30, more, failure to appear »» Preston Tyler Fulton, 33, Sil- Robertsdale, drug trafficking Atmore, fugitive from justice »» Jennifer Crystal Morris, 36, substance, resisting arrest Sept. 17 »» Demetrius George Amer- verhill, drug court sanctions »» Ashley Renee Borg Pierce, »» Justin Eugene King, 31, possession of drug parapher- » April Starr Beech, 39, Theo- son, 26, Prichard, domestic »» Neisha Raquel Lett, 26, Mo- 31, Spanish Fort, drug traf- » Summerdale, possession of nalia, domestic violence dore, drug court sanctions violence bile, probation violation ficking controlled substance
Gov. Ivey awards grant to help criminal justice professionals better serve domestic violence victims Submitted to provide enhanced The grant to the state available 24 hours a day, ment of Economic and those on the front lines services to victims of do- Office of Prosecution seven days a week,” Gov. Community Affairs is who are serving and as- Gov. Kay Ivey has mestic violence around Services will provide Ivey said. “I am pleased administering the grant sisting victims,” ADECA awarded an $80,000 grant the state. training programs for to award this grant to from the state’s Domes- Director Kenneth Bo- law enforcement officers, the Office of Prosecu- tic Violence Trust Fund. swell said. prosecutors, domestic vi- tion Services as they The fund, created by ADECA manages a olence shelter staff and continue to ensure that the legislature in 2015, wide range of programs Gulf Regional other criminal justice the people and agencies collects marriage re- that support law enforce- personnel involved with serving these victims are cording fees to provide ment, victims services, Livestock domestic violence cases. well-trained to provide supplemental revenue economic development, A domestic violence re- the best assistance possi- for assisting the needs water resource manage- Meridian Stock Yards Inc Mondays 12:00 pm source prosecutor will ble in a caring manner.” of domestic violence ment, energy conser- 10365 Old Hwy 80 W, Meridian, MS 39307 also be made available to OPS officials said victims. vation and recreation Hwy 98 East • Rocky Creek Road • P. O. Box 496 provide technical assis- that domestic violence “Gov. Ivey is a strong development. Lucedale, MS 39452 tance to those groups. was indicated in 30 ho- advocate for domestic Gov. Ivey notified Phone #601-947-3352 • Fax 601-947-3359 “For victims of do- micides, 283 rapes, 111 violence victims, and Barry Matson, executive https://www.facebook.com/lucedalelivestock/ mestic violence, there is robberies and 3,867 ag- ADECA is pleased to director of OPS, that caring, professional help gravated assaults in 2017. support these training the grant had been ap- The Alabama Depart- programs to support proved. COMING NOVEMBER 6 Gov. Ivey awards grants to enforce traffic laws
Submitted traffic violations in spe- increase safety on our BALDWIN cific locations, particu- roads.” Gov. Kay Ivey has larly during busy travel Receiving funds from awarded a total of $1.2 periods like holiday the traffic safety office million to improve traf- weekends. are law enforcement fic safety in 15 southwest “These grants provide agencies in Baldwin, SALUTES! Alabama counties. the necessary resources Choctaw, Clarke, Cone- The Southwest Re- to put more law enforce- cuh, Dallas, Escambia, Baldwin’s Active Duty gional Highway Safety ment officers on our Greene, Hale, Marengo, and Veterans Guide Office will disperse funds highways and ensure Mobile, Monroe, Perry, to local law enforcement that motorists who put Sumter, Washington and agencies for use during themselves and others at Wilcox counties. statewide safety cam- risk are caught and pay Funds will be allocated paigns like “Click It or the penalty,” Gov. Ivey to police and sheriff’s de- Ticket” and “Drive Sober said. “I am pleased to partments based on data PLACE AN AD FOR YOUR or Get Pulled Over.” Ad- award these funds to sup- provided by the Univer- ditional traffic safety op- port our police officers sity of Alabama’s Center erations can be enacted and sheriff’s deputies for Advanced Public to reduce crashes and who work tirelessly to Safety which helps pin- SERVICE MEMBER point “hot spots” or areas most prone to crashes, Ads will include a photo, rank, years served, branch of service, speeding and reckless and a message of thanks from your family. driving. The Alabama Depart- ment of Economic and EXAMPLE ADS RATES Community Affairs is 1 col. x 6” 1 col. x 6” $30 administering the grants In Memoriam: Retired: Active Duty: 2 col. x 6” $50 from funds made avail- able through the National 3 col. x 6” $80 Highway Traffic Safety Deadline: October 28, 2019 Administration. “Gov. Ivey and ADECA Publishes: November 6, 2019 are committed to making Cpl. ohn GySgt E-3 Alabama roads safe and Smith Mike Wesley Visit this link to submit ensuring that everyone is U.S. Army Wilson Everett and pay for your ad. Served 1920-1941 U.S. Marine U.S. Army obeying our traffic laws,” Corps Served 2011-present http://gulfcoastnewstoday.com/military-guide/ ADECA Director Ken- Served 1984 - 2006 neth Boswell said. You can also stop by our ADECA administers a selfl ess of ce with your photo/text wide range of programs The Smith and payment info. that support law enforce- Family Bonnie and 901 N. McKenzie St., Foley, AL 36535 ment, victim programs, the girls economic development, Benny, water resource manage- Mary & Josh GULF COAST MEDIA ment, energy conserva- THE COURIER • THE ONLOOKER • THE ISLANDER • THE BALDWIN TIMES tion and recreation. Gulf Coast Media • September 20, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 5 Good news from our schools SPONSORED BY SNOOK FARMS
JESSICA VAUGHN / STAFF PHOTO Principal Jenny Breazeale is spreading a positive message to Elberta Elementary students and staff through the #BeyondOurselves initiative. Elberta Elementary staff promises to go “#BeyondOurselves” By JESSICA VAUGHN off our path, but our realize the extent of our the students might be families too.” end of the school year, [email protected] school has been a Leader impact on a child’s life,” going through that they Breazeale doesn’t want but the message of look- In Me school since ap- Breazeale said. “That don’t outwardly show. parents to only come to ing #BeyondOurselves ELBERTA — It’s been proximately 2013 and reminded me that when She spent several hours the school for academic is spreading around the three years since Jenny I wanted to bring that we come here to school, at the beginning of the events or because of school, not just to the Breazeale became the back into focus. Once we have to think beyond school year discuss- being called due to a situ- staff but to the students principal of Elberta we had accomplished ourselves. We can get ing the initiative with ation with their child. and parents as well. Elementary School, bringing two faculties to- bogged down in so many her staff and remind- She wants the students’ Breazeale says she has and each year she’s set gether and creating that things and our priori- ing them a child may parents and guardians noticed some subtle forth on conquering a culture, it was time to ties may become off, and sometimes come to to have a positive rela- shifts since the imple- challenge set before the reflect on our why.” we’ve got to prioritize. school with an invisible tionship with the school mentation of the project, school. Her first year She realized her chal- Now that we know our backpack, shouldering and feel welcome there, and hopes to see a last- as principal marked lenge to face this year why we need to focus problems the teachers and happy to send their ing effect. the first year the school when listening to a ser- on our why, and not get and staff might not know children each weekday “I’ve begun to see a became a K-6, and she mon over summer that bogged down in the pa- about. morning. change and a positive worked with her staff discussed going beyond perwork, in the emails, It’s not just the chil- “I want my staff to impact,” she said. “The and students to integrate ourselves and seeing or get stressed over the dren Breazeale asked work on building those interactions that I see us two schools and faculties what others might be new curriculum … If her staff to look beyond positive relationships having with the parents into one. Year two saw going through. Now that we focus on the stress, themselves and focus on, with the families of our are different, and in a her tasking her staff to the staff had their why stress on doing this or either, but the children’s students,” Breazeale good way. There’s more remember their ‘why,’ in focus, Breazeale chal- doing that, then we begin families as well. said. “This year, our talking, more smiling, or purpose while at the lenged them to look be- to put the focus on us, “That child could have leadership team has and we’re communicat- school. yond their own problems where this job is about an invisible backpack, been working on plan- ing with them that we “I wanted everyone and leave them at the the children.” but so could their mom ning fun events where want to be a community to reflect on why we do door of the school during Breazeale says that or dad or guardian,” she families can come in school.” what we do, and when the #BeyondOurselves teachers are given spe- said. “When I asked my just to see what we have For more information we walked through that initiative, and to see cific gifts to help them staff to think beyond going on in the school.” on Elberta Elementary journey it was remem- what the community and meet the needs of their themselves, I need them She says the initiative School, visit their web- bering our students were students may be going students, and it’s im- to think beyond to that is too new to determine site at www.bcbe.org/ our why,” Breazeale said. through. portant to look beyond child and that family, the overall success or elberta or follow them on “I’m not saying we were “Sometimes we don’t themselves to see things because we impact the where it will be by the Facebook. Snook Farms Co. Rd. 55, Summerdale, AL • 251-952-5812 www.SnookFarm.com 6 • The Baldwin Times • September 20, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Obituaries
ALLINDER sary of D-Day Invasion, pated in Jubileers. others he just adored. death by her lifelong Mary Gene was born Alvis (Thelma) June 6, 2004, he was one Mr. Blair was pre- He even sang during his companion, Bobbi Mos- in Birmingham, Ala- Schenk Allinder, 92, of fewer than 100 U.S. ceded in death by his PT time. Not enough can kot. bama. She was a mem- passed away Sunday, veterans that traveled wife of 49 years, Ruth be said about Roberts- She is survived by a ber of Woodlawn Baptist Sept. 15, 2019. to Normandy to sit on Leola Chambers Blair; dale Rehab for they took loving family and many Church, graduated Funeral services were the platform during the his sister, Martha Jean such good care of him. friends. from Woodlawn High held Wednesday, Sept. ceremonies and he was Stroup; his brother, Arrangements by A celebration of life School and Birmingham 18, 2019 at Bethel Baptist greeted by dignitaries David Morrow Blair; Wolfe-Bayview Funeral will be hosted by Sally Southern College. She Church. and heads of state prior and his parents, Donald Homes & Crematory and Mike McPeak on received her master’s Interment was in to President Bush’s Lewis and Clara Marga- Inc., 19698 Greeno Road, Saturday, Oct. 5, 2019 degree from the Univer- Bethel Baptist Cem- speech. He was then ret Blair. Fairhope, AL 36532, 251- at 3 p.m. at Elks Lodge, sity of South Alabama, etery. honored by the mayor of Survivors include his 990-7775, www.wolfefu- 561 S. Mobile St. In Mobile. Arrangements by Normandy with a com- daughter, Helen ( Lynn) neralhomes.com. Fairhope. Also, was a longtime Mack Funeral Home & memorative medal and a Allison of Fairhope, Ala- Arrangements by resident of Orange Crematory, Robertsdale. special medal for merit- bama; granddaughters, Wolfe-Bayview Funeral Beach, moving there in ability. Robin ( Emmel) Wool- Homes & Crematory the 1950s upon marrying After discharge from bright and Traci (Terry Inc., 19698 Greeno Road, Raymond. the military he moved Davidson) Copeland; Fairhope, AL 36532, 251- She retired from the to Washington, D.C. and great-grandchildren, 990-7775, www.wolfefu- Baldwin County School worked for the Chesa- Blair (Seth) Tinsley, neralhomes.com. System where she peake and Potomac tele- Adam ( Kat) Lee , Payton taught second grade and phone company in the (Rebekah) Copeland and was member of Alpha Pentagon. In 1969 he and Hunter Copeland; great- Gamma Chapter of DKG his wife, Ruth moved great-grandchildren, (Educators Leadership to Alpine, Texas and he Isabella Tinsley, Ava JOHNSON Organization). worked for Southwest- Tinsley, Declan Tinsley Willie Odell Johnson Besides teaching in ern Bell until his retire- and Korben Lee; many Sr., 87, a resident of Rob- public schools, her life ment. nieces, nephews other ertsdale, passed away was devoted to teaching Dick really enjoyed relatives and friends. Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2019. others about her Lord the outdoors. He was Funeral services Funeral services will and Savior Jesus Christ. an avid fisherman and will be held on Friday, be held Friday, Sept. 20, After bringing many to BLAIR hunter. He often went to Sept. 20, 2019 at 11 a.m. 2019 at 10 a.m. at Mack a saving knowledge of Richard “Dick” Don- Canada to hunt and fish at the chapel of Wolfe- BRADFORD Funeral Home, with a Christ, she mentored ald Blair, age 93, born in for salmon. He was a Bayview Funeral Home, Barbara Jean Brad- visitation one hour prior them to the point that Portsmouth, Ohio and member of the NRA. He Fairhope. ford, 85, daughter of to the service. many called her their a resident of Daphne, was a Mason for over 50 The family will re- Clyde and Molly Brad- Burial will be in Rock second mother. She ex- Alabama, passed away years and was honored ceive friends on Friday ford of Jasper Alabama, Cemetery, Robertsdale. emplified what love is to on Friday, September 13, for his fifty-year service. from 10 a.m. until time passed away on Sept. 9, Arrangements by everyone in her life and 2019. After the death of his of the service. 2019. Barbara was a resi- Mack Funeral Home & was loved in return. Mr. Blair went into wife, Ruth, in Alpine, Graveside services dent of Fairhope. Crematory, Robertsdale. Special thanks go to the Army in 1943. Texas, he moved to and interment for fam- She grew up in Jasper, Community Hospice, Served under General Daphne, Alabama in ily and friends will be graduated from the Uni- especially Noel and Deb- Clay in the 26th Infantry 2009 and became a mem- held at Elm-Grove Cem- versity of Montevallo bie; Mary Gene Walker’s 1st Division. He then ber of the First Baptist etery, Alpine, Texas on and went on to receive Bible Study Group who went into the 3rd Army Church of Fairhope Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019 her certificate in physi- took turns sitting with Military Police and road and was very active in at 10 a.m. cal therapy from the her during the day motorcycle division many activities within We want to thank Mayo Clinic. and Janet Lowery who under Gen. George Pat- the church. It was a joy Robertsdale Rehab and Barbara, a servant ministered to her at ton. He was in the 1st to hear him sing over Healthcare Center in leader, was a practitio- night. Also thanks go to Infantry Division and the years. I know where Robertsdale, Alabama, ner, a pioneer for PTA all those who brought landed at Omaha Beach he is singing now along from Dr. Porter, Nurses education, an adminis- food and covered her in Normandy, France. with his sweet wife. He Teresa and Angelia and trator and a mentor to in prayer during her At the commencement loved his men’s Sunday especially his PT nurse many in the profession. illness and Mary Nell of the 60th Anniver- school class and partici- Michele and so many Her dedication to her Hough, her devoted profession for 62 years niece. was immeasurable. Memorials may be Barbara lived her life WALKER made to Community to the fullest and had Mary Gene Gammon Hospice, 1450 N. McKen- a wonderful since of Walker passed away on zie St., Foley, AL 36535; humor. We always said, Thursday, Sept. 12, 2019. First Baptist Church of she never met a stranger She was pre-deceased Gulf Shores Lottie Moon and was a devoted in death by her husband, Offering, 2200 W. First friend. Barbara was a Raymond Elmer Walker; St., Gulf Shores, AL founding member of the and son, Charles Ray- 36542; Alabama Baptist Mullet Mates and loved mond Walker; also by Children’s Home, 6512 nothing better than a her mother, Lexie Clink- Grelot Road, Mobile, AL Mardi Gras celebration. scales Gammon; father, 36695. She was preceded in George Lee Gammon The family will re- and wife, Mary Gam- ceive friends on Satur- mon; brother, George day, Sept. 21, 2019 from Thomas Gammon. noon to 1 p.m. at First Surviving are her Baptist Church of Gulf brother, Richard (Pat) Shores, with a memorial Gammon; daughter-in- service to follow. law, Dianne Hopkins A private graveside Walker; two grandsons, service will be held at Mark (Jenna) Walker Pine Rest Memorial and their son, Grayson, Park. Matthew Walker; and Arrangements by Pine many nieces and neph- Rest Funeral Home, ews. Foley.
SPECI L ICO S FOR Remembering your loved one OBI RIES CH RGES FOR OBI RIES: Gulf Coast Media • September 20, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 7 TAXES Center, where the mea- a great group of people will go up starting next According to school Under an amendment sure passed 1,274 to 831, who worked hard to year in the two districts. system estimates, the to the Alabama Con- CONTINUED FROM 1 several observers said bring this about and who The districts have the tax should raise almost stitution, communities they were surprised and knew how important this same boundaries as the $2 million a year for can establish local tax the voters supporting the pleased by the margin of was.” feeder patterns for Span- Fairhope schools and districts to pass taxes to measure. success. “It’s great,” said The measure will ish Fort High School and about $800,000 a year in support schools in that At the Fairhope Civic Rick Kingrea. “We had mean that property taxes Fairhope High School. Spanish Fort. area.
MEMBER loved our town. He LoCicero of Clearwa- LoCicero, Victor Lo- Burial was held Wednes- Catholic Church, 1001 served it faithfully on ter, Florida; Howard Cicero, Mary Mason day, Sept. 18 at St. Ag- Hand Ave., Bay Minette; CONTINUED FROM 1 the Council and he and Danleigh Corbett Jr. of Corbett, Lee Corbett, atha Catholic Church Bay Minette Public Li- his family supported the Bay Minette; George Emily Corbett, Andrew with Father Milstead brary, 205 W. Second St., at half-staff at all city community at large in so Andrew (Lynn) Corbett Corbett, Amelia Corbett, officiating. Burial fol- or to the North Baldwin buildings through many ways. He will truly of Fairhope; Halli Cor- Madeleine Leidner, Ann lowed at Bay Minette Animal Shelter, P.O. Box Wednesday. be missed. Our prayers bett (Mark) Leidner of Lee Leidner, Christo- Cemetery. Visitation was 190, Bay Minette. “We are deeply sad- to Anne and the family.” Pensacola, Florida; and pher Corbett and Jimbo held Tuesday, Sept. 17 at Information provided dened by the passing Survivors include his Christopher Michael Corbett; and three great Norris Funeral Home in by Norris Funeral Home of our friend and col- wife of 56 years, Anne (Brandi) Corbett of grandchildren, David Bay Minette. with additional report- league,” Wills said. Halliday Corbett; five Fairhope; 13 grandchil- Toon, Corey Reeder and The family requests ing by Tina Covington “Danleigh was a Bay children, Margaret dren, Heather Reeder, Adelynn Reeder. memorial donations with the city of Bay Mi- Minette native and truly Anne Corbett (Joseph) Catherine Toon, Cecila Mass of Christian be made to St. Agatha nette.
NEED LEAGUE behind-the-scenes work For extra copies of an edition of a Gulf Coast at Theatre 98. Jillian EXTRA CONTINUED FROM 1 Rosandich currently Media newspaper, contact the GCM office, works for the U.S. Sports COPIES including as director of Academy as the coordi- 901 N. McKenzie St. in Foley, to order them community outreach nator of the Center of OF A with FemmSouth — a Professional Studies and PAPER? and arrange a pick-up time. feminist podcast and Continuing Education, book club. She also and as a lecturer in the enjoys both acting and Faculty of Sport Studies. 8 • The Baldwin Times • September 20, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Religion Weekly Care Group GSUMC annual Broadway and More concert Are you or is there someone you know From the rousing tor of Worship Arts, the Marsha Guyer, Mel There is no charge who is grieving the loss of a special loved “Another Opening, An- popular annual event Middlebrooks, Jimmy for admission; however, one, spouse, child or friend? We are here for other Show” from Kiss by the church’s Chancel Warren, Amelia Fletcher a love offering will be you, and we care. Consider joining us for this Me Kate, to the soulful choir will feature high- and Cody Johnson with taken in support of unique experience of friendship and support. sounds of “He Ain’t lights from Chicago, in- youth soloists Nora GSUMC’s extensive GriefShare will be held on Tuesday eve- Heavy, He’s My Brother” cluding “Razzle Dazzle” Malone, Ali Livings- music ministry. Re- nings from 6:00 until 7:30 p.m. beginning the Broadway and More and “All That Jazz”, ton, Anna O’Neal and served seating is avail- September 24th at the Foley Library (319 concert at the Gulf numbers from The Lion others also on the pro- able for concert season East Laurel Ave.) For more information and Shores United Method- King such as “I Can’t gram. Jackie Dahlman, supporters. Further to register contact Peace Lutheran Church ist Church sanctuary on Wait To Be King”, plus GSUMC organist/accom- information may be at 251-974-2545 or email us at peacelutheran- Sunday Sept. 29 at 7 p.m. favorites from the Beach panist will accompany obtained by contacting [email protected]. will have great tunes for Boys, The Hollies and the choir and singers, the church office at 251- You may also register at the below web ad- every music fan. The Carpenters. along with a live rhythm 968-2411 or visiting the dress. We hope to have you with us! According to Cody Soloists will include section with drums, bass church website at www. https://www.griefshare.org/groups/111583 Johnson, GSUMC Direc- Barbara Shepard, and guitar. gulfshoresumc.org.
Our Lady of the Gulf St. Benedict Catholic Schoool prepares for the new school year While the students sion.” community based organi- Evangelist, Magnolia welcomes Fr. Justin Isaac at St. Benedict Catholic Thomas says she zation that provides pro- Springs; St. Joseph, Lil- By SALLY MCKINNEY School in Elberta are doesn’t want to always grams for below poverty lian; St. Margaret of getting used to their ask for money, but wants level citizens. She also Scotland, Foley; and St. Fr. Justin Isaac, HGN, is fa- new teachers, books and to get parents and others was a volunteer at the Ar- Thomas by the Sea, Or- miliar with the south. However, rooms, the teachers are interested and involved kansas Children’s Home ange Beach. his south has been Tamil Nadu also getting their class- in the advancement of and Ronald McDonald This year the school Province in India. Now he is rooms organized for the the school. As the school House. will be a major benefactor part of the southern United school year. prepares for its 100 year Now she is getting from the Corn Maze at BJ States, as he has arrived as an Brooke Thomas is anniversary in 2021, she ready for the Annual Farms on US Highway 98. assistant to Fr. David Carucci at focusing on the 2019- wants to make sure it is Fund promotion and Brooke and her hus- Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Isaac 2020 school year and the still serving the commu- working on a Strategic band Michael have three Church in Gulf Shores. future as Director of nity 100 years from now. Plan, focusing on the children, Luke, Amelia Father was ordained in 2002 as a member of Advancement, formerly Before moving to the next five years. She and and Zachary, all attend- the Divine Mercy Province of Heralds of Good called Development. She Gulf Coast from Texar- St. Benedict Principal Dr. ing St. Benedict. She is News. He’s still getting used to the Gulf Coast, quotes Frank Donaldson, kana, Arkansas, Brooke Kathy McCool are visit- actively involved at St. but he is happily adjusting. a specialist in school and concentrated on non- ing the six churches that Margaret Church and in “I am at the service of the Diocese,” he parish development. profit groups, working support the school, Our her spare time she is a says. His main focus at this time is to help Fr. “Development is the as Deputy Director of Lady of the Gulf, Gulf member of the Alabama Carucci in whatever he needs. “I am happy meaningful involvement the Southwest Arkansas Shores; St. Bartholomew, Rare Diseases Advisory here.” of people in your mis- Development Council, a Elberta, St. John the Council.
UPCOMING COMMUNITY CHURCH EVENTS
Gulf Coast Media’s Winter them all or share with a 928-9133. All volunteers of hush puppies and drink. sponsorship benefits and Church located at 1900 Gulf Edition of the Alabama friend. Free babysitting will any skill level are invited. levels, ranging from $500 to Shores Pkwy. DayBreak Gulf Coast Visitor Guide not be offered this year, but Pumpkin Patch/Fall $5,000 is available at race- provides a secure nurtur- will be coming out at the kids are still welcome. Ev- St. Peter’s Episcopal Festival, a fundraiser for forhope.info, which provides ing environment where end of October. We are now eryone is welcome. The Life Church will be host- the Fairhope First Baptist links to the sponsor form, individuals suffering from accepting Church Listings Center is located at 28788 ing fish fries on the first Church Children’s Minis- race registration, donation Alzheimer’s or other forms to be included in the Winter N. Main St. in Daphne. Next Thursday of every month try, will be held from 10 a.m. information and course of dementia are encouraged Visitor Guide. Have your spaghetti dinner and bingo from May through October to noon Saturday, Oct. 5 at map. For more information to participate in activities church information included night: Sept. 27. (excluding July 4) from 5 to the church, 300 S. Section visit dumaswesley.org or and social interaction. The in this guide utilized by 7 p.m. Eat in or take out. $10 St. For more information call 251-479-0649. program is not designed to visitors of Baldwin County Church-wide Rummage per plate and includes fresh contact Heather Ross, 251- provide medical or counsel- as well as locals. Our Visitor Sale will be held from 7 a.m. fried mullet, potato salad, 990-0901 or 251-391-7130. Fall Bazaar will be held Sat- ing services. Cost is $20 per Guides will be out from to 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28 Cole slaw, baked beans, urday, Nov. 2 at St. Paul’s visit and includes lunch. All at Daphne United Method- hush puppies and a home- Mayor’s Prayer Team Lutheran Church, 400 N. November through April meets from 7:30 to 8:30 DayBreak participants must and the cost to be included ist Church, 2401 Main St. made dessert. St. Peter’s is Alston St., Foley. Look for be pre-registered. For more A variety of items will be located at 6270 Bon Secour a.m. the first Monday of the banner in front of the is $75, only $12.50/month. every month (Oct. 7) in the information please contact For more information or to available such as furniture, Highway (corner of County parish hall. Doors open from Marianne Hawkins at 251- clothing, household items, Road 10 and County Road cafeteria conference room 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Outside on place your listing, contact on the first floor of North 752-1849 (jhhmsh@gulftel. Whisper Edwards at whis- toys, holiday décor, shoes, 49) in Bon Secour. Next the sidewalk are home- com) or Amelia Fletcher jewelry and sports equip- date: Oct 3. Baldwin Infirmary. Light grown plants at great prices. [email protected] breakfast will be served. at 251-968-2411 (amelia@ or 251-943-2151. Deadline ment. Proceeds will support Go inside and check out the gulfshoresumc.org). Missions and ministries of First Friday Fish Fry is These gatherings are a beautiful quilts, needlework to place your listing is Sept. held the first Friday of every time to pray for the school, Daphne UMC. Visit dumc. and crafts. As always St. Fairhope Unitarian Fel- 30. month from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. community, leaders and any org or call the church at Paul’s church ladies offer a lowship invites you this at the other areas of concern. All Annual Jubilee Race for 251-626-2287 for more Foley United Meth- variety of baked goods that Sunday for an enlighten- , 915 N. Pine are welcome. Life 5K and 1-mile fun run information. odist Church are ever so delicious! Why ing talk. Title: “State of St. Enjoy delicious white for Bayside Medical Mis- not eat lunch in the café. Mobile Bay.” Speaker: JSUMC Comfort Sowers fish filets fried to golden Fourth Annual Race for sions will be held Saturday, Hope 5K and 1-mile Fun Fried fish plates come with Casi Callaway. Summary: Sept. 21 at the field of Christ meets every first Tuesday perfection, accompanied three sides, a drink and des- Discussion of major issues: of the month at 9 a.m. at by cole slaw, baked beans, Run, put on by City Hope the King School, corner of Church of Spanish Fort, sert for $10, adult plates; sewage, coal ash and solu- College Avenue and Sixth the Biscuit King and JSUMC hush puppies, dessert, and $6 child’s plate. Take-outs tions for a clean Mobile Bay. CS 2.0 meets every third a drink all for a donation of will be held Saturday, Oct. Street, Daphne. Registra- 12 at the Dumas Wesley at 10:30 a.m. or eat in. Buy Despite an 86 percent drop tion begins at 6:30 a.m. Sunday of the month at $8. You can even get your some raffle tickets for fun in sewage overflows in Mo- 11:30 at JSUMC, Building C. order to-go. No reservation Community Center, 126 For more information, visit Mobile St., Mobile. Registra- team-theme baskets. They bile Bay over 2018, sewage jubileeraceforlife.org. Next Dates: Tuesday, Oct. necessary. Next date: Oct. 4. are full of goodies! Make remains a major issue in our 1 for Comfort Sowers and Call 251-943-4393 for more tion is available online at Eventbrite.com Entry fees your holiday shopping community. Casi Callaway, Join St. Paul’s Episcopal Sunday, Oct. 20 for CS 2.0. information. are $20 until Oct. 11; $30 on easy and one stop. All sales executive director and bay- Church Life Center the Join us as we create com- the day of the race. The race benefit the church and the keeper of Mobile Baykeeper, fourth Friday of each fort items such as prayer Catfish fry, hosted by is set to begin at 8 a.m. All Lutheran Women Mission- will be speaking on what month for spaghetti shawls, fidget blankets, the Stockton United will proceeds benefit the Dumas ary League (LWML). causes these spills and how dinner and bingo. Dinner bears, and many more Methodist Church, be held from 9 a.m. to 2 Wesley Community Center every citizen plays a role in is served at 6 p.m. and the items. All items are given DayBreak Senior Daycare p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5 at the outreach services. Orkin stopping them. Visit fairho- games start at 6:30 p.m. away for free to those suf- offered every Monday and peuu.org for more informa- $5 for a full course dinner fering from hardships, such church, 53370 Alabama 59 Pest Control once again Wednesday from 10 a.m. N., Stockton. Plates cost $7 has committed to serve as tion. Fairhope Unitarian of spaghetti, salad, bread, as illness, abuse, or other to 2 p.m. in Building B of Fellowship is located at 1150 drink, and dessert. $20 for pain. For more information, each and include catfish, the Platinum Sponsor for the South Campus of Gulf baked beans, Cole slaw, this event. Information on Fairhope Ave., Fairhope, and 11 games of Bingo. Play please call JSUMC at 251- Shores United Methodist service starts at 11 a.m. Gulf Coast Media • September 20, 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. James Episcopal Liberty Church - Foley Campus Grace Lutheran Church, ELCA Foley United Methodist E 14th St 860 N Section St 110 E Riviera Blvd 491 W 23rd Ave 915 N Pine St Our Lady of the Gulf Belforest Christian Church Bay Minette · 251-937-3565 Fairhope · 251-928-2912 Foley · 251-943-7100 Gulf Shores · 251-968-5991 Foley · 251-943-4393 308 E 22nd Ave 25270 Co Rd 54 W www.stjamesfairhope.org www.libertychurch.net www.glcgs.org www.foleyumc.org Gulf Shores · 251-968-7062 Daphne · 251-626-0392 CHURCH OF GOD www.ourladyofthegulfal.org www.belforestchristian.com St John the Evangelist New Life in Christ Holy Trinity Lutheran Gulf Shores United Methodist Christian Fellowship 22764 State Hwy 59 S 102 E Berry Ave 8721 Whispering Pines Rd 1900 Gulf Shores Pkwy Shrine of the Holy Cross Community of Christ 23425 Cowling Rd Robertsdale · 251-947-6011 Robertsdale · 251-943-2225 Daphne · 251-621-2968 Gulf Shores · 251-968-2411 612 Main St 700 Moog Ave Robertsdale · 251-269-3074 www.newlifeinchristchurch.net www.holytrinitydaphne.org www.gulfshoresumc.org Daphne · 251-621-9793 Bay Minette · 251-937-0910 St. Paul’s Episcopal Church of God in Christ 14755 Oak St Summit Church Peace Lutheran Church Guy’s Chapel United St. Agatha Parish First Christian Church Robertsdale 365 Young St Magnolia Springs · 251-965-7452 22394 Mi in Rd., Suite 303 8250 Roscoe Rd Methodist Church 1001 Hand Ave 22621 Racine St Fairhope · 251-928-4317 Foley · 978-395-5507 Gulf Shores · 251-974-2545 55080 Rabun Rd. Bay Minette · 251-937-8600 Robertsdale · 251-947-7772 St. Paul’s Episcopal www.summitchurch.tv Bay Minette Church of God Foley 506 N Pine St Redeemer Lutheran Church St. Bartholomew Catholic Church Genesis Church 14255 Hwy 59 Foley · 251-943-2173 JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 200 S Section St Jubilee Shores United Methodist 12795 Illinois St 541 Cotton Creek Dr. Foley · 251-943-2370 www.saintpaulsfoley.com Fairhope · 251-928-8397 17261 Hwy 181 Elberta · 251-986-8142 Gulf Shores · www.genesisal.com Kingdom Hall Bay Minette Fairhope · 251-928-9133 Church of God Loxley St. Paul Episcopal 43240 Pine Grove Rd Shepherd of the Bay www.jubileeshores.net St. John’s Catholic Church CHURCH OF CHRIST 5220 N Hickory St 28788 N Main St Bay Minette · 251-580-8020 12851 Perdido St 7488 Herman Sledge Rd Loxley · 251-964-6604 Daphne · 251-626-2421 Lillian · 251-962-7682 Latham United Methodist Church Bromley · 251-937-9060 Church of Christ Fairhope www.saintpaulseasternshore.org Kingdom Hall Fairhope 59980 Hwy 59 N 890 N Greeno Rd Church of God Perdido 8370 Gayfer Rd Ext St. Jude’s by the Sea Stockton · 251-937-7056 St. John’s Parish Fairhope · 251-928-9053 23295 Co Rd 47 St. Peter’s Episcopal Fairhope · 251-928-6601 312 E 16th Ave 12800 Schindler Ln www.churchofchristatfairhope.com Perdido · 251-937-5408 6270 Bon Secour Hwy Gulf Shores · 251-968-5833 Lillian United Methodist Magnolia Springs · 251-965-7719 Bon Secour · 251-949-6254 Kingdom Hall Foley www.stjudesbythesea.org 12770 S Perdido St Church of Christ Foley Church of God Stapleton www.stpetersofbonsecour.com 21287 Co Rd 12 Lillian · 251-962-4336 St. Joseph Catholic Church 202 W Orchid Ave 13593 Church St Foley · 251-943-4194 St. Mark’s Lutheran Church www.lillianumc.org 34290 US Hwy 98 Foley · 251-943-8848 Stapleton · 251-937-7544 St. Steven Charismatic Episcopal 13220 N Main St Lillian · 251-962-3649 www.foleychurchofchrist.com 25566 Friendship Rd Kingdom Hall Robertsdale Elberta · 251-986-8133 Little Zion United Methodist Cross Roads Church of God Daphne · 251-402-2402 23465 E Chicago St 13453 Holly Creek Rd St. Lawrence Catholic Church Church of Christ Gulf Shores 10777 Co Rd 138 Robertsdale · 251-947-2010 St. Paul’s Lutheran Stockton · 251-937-7712 370 S Section St 2414 W 1st St Bay Minette · 251-937-1227 EVANGELICAL 400 N Alston St Fairhope · 251-928-5931 Gulf Shores · 251-968-7769 www.mycrossroadscog.org JEWISH Foley · 251-943-6931 Lottie United Methodist Church www.stlawrencefairhope.com www.gulfshoreschurchofchrist.org Greenwood Covenant Church 59635 Jack Springs Road Lighthouse Tabernacle 21750 Co Rd 36 Beit Yeshua Messianic Synagogue Zion Lutheran Church Lottie, AL St. Margaret of Scotland Church of Christ Robertsdale 54362 Rabun Rd Summerdale · 251-989-6495 720 W Laurel Ave 15875 4th Ave Catholic Parish 18250 Pennsylvania Ave Bay Minette · 251-937-5284 Foley · 251-943-6366 Silverhill · 251-945-5209 Loxley United Methodist 601 W Laurel Ave Robertsdale · 251-947-7128 Riviera Community Church 1062 S Cypress St Foley · 251-943-4009 McGhee Memorial Temple 1740 S Juniper St Congregation Mayim Chayim METHODIST Loxley · 251-964-5241 Church of Christ South Baldwin 500 Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd Foley · 251-971-1886 10526 Co Rd 64 St. Patrick Catholic Parish 517 N McKenzie St Bay Minette · 251-937-3600 Daphne · 251-279-0068 Daphne United Methodist Marlow United Methodist 23035 Hwy 59 N Foley · 251-943-2686 Silverhill Covenant Church www.shalomeasternshore.com 2410 Main St 16135 Co Rd 9 Robertsdale · 251-947-5054 The Dwelling Place 16094 State Hwy 104 Daphne · 251-626-2287 Summerdale · 251-988-8563 Church of Christ Spanish Fort 18246 S Greeno Rd Silverhill · 251-945-5143 Springhill Avenue Temple www.dumc.org www.marlowumc.org St. Thomas by the Sea 8100 Spanish Fort Blvd Fairhope · 251-604-4288 1769 Springhill Ave 26547 Perdido Beach Blvd Spanish Fort · 251-626-3064 GREEK ORTHODOX Mobile · 251-478-0415 Daybreak Methodist Church Morgan’s Chapel United Orange Beach · 251-981-8132 Vision Ministries www.springhillavenuetemple.com 23878 Hwy 20 6325 Co Rd 10 Church of Christ Summerdale 47861 Rabun Rd. St. Athanasios Greek Elberta · 251-986-7789 Bon Secour · 251-949-7400 CHRISTIAN - 1070 Hwy 59 S Bay Minette · 251-580-2003 Orthodox Chapel LUTHERAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Summerdale · 251-989-7748 220 E 20th Ave Eastern Shore Wesley Bible New Hope United Methodist www.summerdalechurch.org EPISCOPAL Gulf Shores · 251-967-2020 Ascension Lutheran 7220 Parker Rd 27896 New Hope Church Rd Christian Life Church Foley www.stathanasios.al.goarch.org 8888 Co Rd 64 Fairhope · 251-990-9362 Robertsdale · 850-206-1949 14965 Hwy 59 Eastern Shore Church of Christ Holy Spirit Episcopal Daphne · 251-626-7500 Foley · 251-943-7316 1209 Daphne Ave 616 Fort Morgan Rd INTERDENOMINATIONAL www.ourdaphnechurch.org Fairhope United Methodist Orange Beach United Methodist Daphne · 251-626-7345 Gulf Shores · 251-968-5988 155 S Section St 28751 Canal Rd Fairhope Christian Church www.escoc.net www.holyspiritep.com Abiding Love Fellowship Bethel Lutheran Church Fairhope · 251-928-1148 Orange Beach · 251-981-6751 349 Fairwood Blvd 17266 Co Rd 26 6720 Co Rd 32 www.fairhopeumc.org Fairhope · 251-928-8495 First Church of Christ, Scientist Immanuel Episcopal Foley · 251-943-1615 Point Clear · 251-928-8327 Pine Grove Methodist Church www.fairhopechristian.org 301 Fels Ave 700 McMillan Ave www.abidinglovefoley.org First United Methodist Church 26154 Co Rd 13 Fairhope · 251-928-0745 Bay Minette · 251-937-7900 Concordia Lutheran Church 120 W 2nd St Daphne · 251-626-5805 South Baldwin Christian Church City of Hope 23186 US Hwy 98 Bay Minette · 251-937-8303 19489 Keller Rd W 200 Oak St. Montrose · 251-928-7536 www.fumcbayminette.com Foley · 251-424-7923 Foley · 251-943-1255
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Jimmy Faulkner Dr St. Andrew by the Sea 10562 Co Rd 64 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST of Latter-Day Saints 17176 Greeno Rd 28186 US Hwy 98 Spanish Fort · 251-626-2510 17263 Fort Morgan Rd Daphne · 601-770-2599 28721 Co Rd 13 Fairhope · 251-423-3882 Daphne · 251-202-9661 www.providencemethodist.org 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 Robertsdale United Methodist 11513 Whitehouse Fork Rd Fairhope · 251-990-5200 Deliverance Church 17 Hand Ave 22220 State Hwy 59 S 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 · 251-947-4602 & Orange Beach OTHER 11701 Co Rd 48 Summerdale · 251-989-6812 www.myrevivechurch.org @ The Royal Oyster, 807 Gulf PRESBYTERIAN Fairhope · 251-929-1598 Rosinton United Methodist Shores Pkwy./Hwy. 59 Abundant Life Christian Center Harvest Ministries Right Spirit Ministries Inc 26011 Baldwin Beach Express Gulf Shores · 251-233-9774 Christ Presbyterian EPC 11101 Co Rd 64 Community of Christ 23 S Pine St 9373 US Hwy 31 S Robertsdale · 251-964-5988 www.unitygulfshores.com 8450 Whispering Pines Rd Daphne · 251-621-1933 18700 Florida St Bay Minette · 251-937-9544 Spanish Fort · 251-621-9475 www.rosintonumc.com 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 St. Matthew Methodist 541 Daphne Rd Cornerstone Church Healing Waters Church 7324 Bon Secour Hwy 12055 Boatyard Rd 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 Stockton · 251-937-8790 in Christ 23050 Hwy 98 Bay Minette · 251-580-3241 Bay Minette · 251-580-5174 13445 County Road 138 Fairhope · 251-928-0977 African Universal Church Inc www.healingwaterschurch.org South River Park Church of God Spanish Fort United Methodist Bay Minette · 251-937-5341 8355 Jonesboro Rd Cornerstone Life Church 10993 Co Rd 32 6690 Spanish Fort Blvd First Presbyterian Bay Minette Daphne · 251-626-6056 12342 Foley Beach Express Life Tabernacle UPC Fairhope · 251-928-7005 Spanish Fort · 251-626-1334 Calvary Tabernacle 211 McMillan AV Foley · 251-971-3336 9526 Co Rd 32 www.spanishfortumc.org 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. Luke’s Missionary Methodist First Presbyterian Foley Daphne · 251-621-8862 24481 US Hwy 98 Little River Holyness Church Daphne · 251-626-7508 62035 Saint Luke Church Rd Community Holiness Church 195 E Berry St Elberta · 251-986-6047 71740 State Hwy 59 Stockton · 251-937-1072 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 St. Paul United Methodist Fairhope · 251-928-5692 Elsanor Community Church Living Waters Ministries Bay Minette · 251-580-0955 2310 S US Hwy 31 Deliverance Ministry of Jesus Christ First Presbyterian Gulf Shores 23741 Hwy 90 E 533 Byrne St Bay Minette · 251-937-2005 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 Stapleton United Methodist www.gulfshores rstpresbyterian.org Daphne · 251-626-0123 Faith Fellowship Church Magnolia Springs Wesleyan Church Bay Minette · 251-580-0025 35440 Harriet AV Faith Tabernacle U.P.C. www.baycommunity.com 21081 Co Rd 83 S 12233 Co Rd 49 S Stapleton · 251-937-0710 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 Stockton United Methodist Foley · 251-968-5302 12120 Boone Ln Fairhope Unitarian Fellowship Stockton · 251-937-3049 53368 State Hwy 59 N Faith Temple Church of God Fairhope · 251-928-5886 1150 Fairhope Ave New Beginnings Christian Stockton · 251-937-7056 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 Summerdale United Methodist Fairhope Loxley · 251-752-0077 21111 State Hwy 181 Foley · 251-965-9096 Fairhope · 251-990-8934 402 W Jackson St 251-928-7912/ 251-214-3351 Fairhope · 251-928-4414 Family Ministries Center www.unityeasternshore.wixsite. Summerdale · 251-989-6281 Orange Beach Presbyterian 9955 Co Rd 34 New Regeneration Holiness Church com/unity Fretwell Church 26640 Canal Rd Calvary Chapel Fellowship Foley Fairhope · 251-928-4780 37985 Hwy 59 NAZARENE 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 Church of the Nazarene www.ccfoley.com 711 N Holly St New Testament Church Foley · 251-943-7684 22024 Cedar St Gateway Tabernacle Spanish Fort Presbyterian Foley · 251-955-6025 54333 Rabun Rd Robertsdale · 251-947-5364 204-B E 2nd St 6620 Spanish Fort Blvd Christian Fellowship Tabernacle Bay Minette · 251-937-0428 The Way Community Church Bay Minette · 251-978-5830 Spanish Fort · 251-626-1242 7480 Spanish Fort Blvd Freedom Now Christian Fellowship 23800 US Hwy 98 NON-DENOMINATIONAL www.spanishfortpresbyterian.com Spanish Fort 251-213-3307 23380 US Hwy 98 E Fairhope · 251-295-8283 Pentecostal Holiness Church Foley · 251-971-8318 www.waycc.org Freedom Church 18924 Wilters St Stockton Presbyterian EPC Christian Science Society 101 Ecor Rouge Place Robertsdale · 251-947-5115 53320 Hwy 59 311 S Alston St EASTERN SHORE, Fairhope Stockton · 251-937-7584 Foley · 251-943-2287 Mail It: c/o Church Directory, 901 N. www.myfreedomchurch.net Potter’s House Church SOUTH, NORTH & McKenzie St., Foley, AL 36535 1017 Moran St Swift Presbyterian Church of Jesus Christ of CENTRAL BALDWIN Drop By Our Of ce: 901 N. 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Baldwin County Parks Department employees Treverious Crook and Michael Curry ALLISON MARLOW / STAFF PHOTOS stand in front of the float they designed and built with Baldwin County Archivist Felisha This float will mark the end of a three-year celebration in Alabama. Parade-goers through- Anderson. out the county will spot it in various holiday events until the end of the year. Bicentennial float to be the highlight of holiday parades
By ALLISON MARLOW The Baldwin County Treverious Crook and Both sides of the giant themed beads and other the celebration will be [email protected] Archives and History of- Jessie Ikner. vehicle will be lined with fun items. busy in Baldwin County. fice has crafted its own The men repainted the Alabama Bicentennial Revelers can catch a In addition to the parade Two hundred years parade float to mark the float and hand-painted flags while members of glimpse of the float in appearances the com- have come and nearly final days of the bicen- individual letters on the Bicentennial Steer- the Bay Minette Vet- mittee is hosting several gone in Alabama. As the tennial celebration. The both sides. The pro- ing Committee will ride erans Day parade and events. state prepares to close Mardi Gras style float cess took nearly three on top, many dressed Christmas parades in First, the annual re-en- three years’ worth of bi- was transformed into a months. in period attire from Gulf Shores, Daphne and actment of the Removal centennial celebrations, history lesson on wheels “You would not believe various points of time in Bay Minette. Anderson of the Baldwin County Baldwin County will by Baldwin County the before look,” said Fe- Baldwin County’s his- said more parades may Seat will be held Thurs- mark the occasion with a Parks Department em- lisha Anderson, Baldwin tory. Anderson said they be added to the list. party on wheels. ployees Michael Curry, County Archivist. will throw bicentennial The final months of SEE BICENTENNIAL, PAGE 13
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Submitted At 9 a.m. we journey slaves into the United just in time for a spe- and the ancient sport of more information visit by boat to remote and States in 1860 aboard cial interactive wild- falconry! the events page on our Historic Blakeley historic Bayou Canot, the Clotilda. Passengers life program entitled Tickets for the cruise website. The Park is lo- State Park invites the scene of two of the most will also get a glimpse “Feathered Friends and are just $25 for adults, cated on State Hwy. 225 public to join us for a dramatic tragedies in of the stunning beauty Falconry” presented by and $15 for children 6-12. about five miles north pair of special programs regional history: the of the Delta — one of local biologist, educa- The wildlife demonstra- of Spanish Fort. For exploring the amazing derailment of Amtrak’s America’s true natural tor, and falconer Mark tion is complimentary more information to go cultural and natural “Sunset Limited” in 1993 wonders. Wetzel. Come learn with cruise tickets or the events page at www. heritage of the Delta on and the last documented The boat returns about our incredible regular admission to blakeleypark.com or call Saturday, Sept. 28. importation of African to the dock at 11 a.m, native raptor species the park. For tickets and 251-626-0798.
Loxley Public Library hosts book signing event with Alabama authors Submitted lives in Excel, Alabama to the University of did not shortchange or spending time with her in 2005, and she has been with his family, and had Dubuque in Iowa where hold back anything from boys, crocheting, sweet at Robertsdale High Please join us as we his raising in the same he graduated with a him, so he is not going to tea, and good coffee. She School since that year. welcome Alabama au- outskirts of Monroeville B.A. in Science. Prim’s shortchange her or those is a Netflix addict! Wil- Lacey currently teaches thors Lawrence Gulley, that produced the likes message is one of hope, he is called to serve. son's books include The Creative Writing, Film & Edric Prim, Ashton of Harper Lee and Tru- inspiration, and heal- Prim's writings in- Nihility, Book One of the Literature, and English (A.K.) Wilson, and T. man Capote, both of ing. He is a passionate clude Can I Have This Volition Series, written 10. Besides teaching, (Theresa) Jensen Lacey whom he knew person- speaker who speaks Dance Part 1, The Con- for young adults and she has been a freelance for a book signing event ally. Lawrence Earl Gul- from his heart. stant Struggle That Roebie The Reading Rat journalist; as such, she at the Loxley Public Li- ley's books include Cora Prim’s life is a warning Made Me Who I Am, and The Mysterious Mel- has published more than brary on Saturday, Sept. Jean, Buffington, Peanut and example for others. Trial and Error in Love, vin written for children. 800 articles in news- 21 from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 House, Redtown, Broth- His near-death experi- Check Your Pulse and T. (Theresa) Jensen papers and magazines p.m. ers, Green Briar, Bayou ence opened his eyes to See if Your Dream Is Still Lacey has been teaching including Vanderbilt Lawrence Earl Gul- Country, The Killing of see what truly matters Beating, and Reserve the for 24 years, half of those and Southern Living. ley's life is as interesting Lois Hardee, and his lat- the most. Life is truly a Seed. years being in Tennes- Lacey is also an author as his books. Born so est, The Tangled Road blessing from God, and Ashton (A.K.) Wilson see. Lacey earned a B.A. of 18 published books sickly that the doctor Home. we were not created to is a small town girl who in English through her and novels. Her book tried to convince his Edric Prim was born do whatever we want. is the mother of three studies at Shelton State Amazing Alabama has mother to simply let and raised in Loxley. He Prim’s second chance at amazing boys. She has Community College, The a foreword written by him die, he was saved attended Robertsdale life is what drives him to always had a deep love University of Alabama Governor Kay Ivey and by his determined High School where he excel. Every man must for reading and hopes and, finally, The Univer- has been nominated by grandmother. His many played football and bas- search his own soul and to open up the world of sity of North Alabama. the Alabama Bicenten- careers include Chief of ketball. Prim left Loxley ask: Did I live? Did I love literature to other chil- She earned her Master’s nial Commission for an Police, moonshine run- with only $350 in his with everything in me? dren. Wilson and her degree in Curriculum award. When she’s not ner, rolling store owner, pocket and his dream to Did I make a difference? children reside locally and Instruction at Aus- teaching, Lacey enjoys undertaker, magazine play Division I football. Prim's inspiration where, as she notes, na- tin Peay State University giving writers’ work- writer and gas delivery Two and a half years comes from his mother. ture and imagination col- (Tennessee). shops and speaking to man. Lawrence Earl’s later, Prim signed a full Seeing her work two lide, creating a writer's Lacey and her family writing groups. work has protected scholarship to play foot- jobs, they always had paradise. Wilson enjoys moved back to Fairhope people, entertained ball at Saginaw Valley food in the refrigerator them, buried them, fed State in Michigan. He and nice clothes and them, and kept them lost his scholarship and shoes to wear. His pay- warm in many ways had to start over. back to his mother is throughout the years. He Prim transferred how he lives his life. She
OWA Mardi Gras parade taking applications
By ALLISON MARLOW Mardi Gras Society, of of the park’s downtown [email protected] Foley, is accepting appli- area. Local organizations cations for organizations and bands are encour- Plans for Hallow- to march in its annual aged to participate in the een, Thanksgiving and parade held in down- family friendly festivi- Christmas will have to town OWA on Sunday, ties. wait. It’s time to register Feb. 23, 2020. To request an applica- your organization for The nighttime parade tion, email the krewe at Mardi Gras. will be all aglow and kreweducirquefoley@ The Krewe du Cirque wind through the streets gmail.com.
BICENTENNIAL is today,” Anderson said. sale to the public for $20 The books will be for each. CONTINUED FROM 12 day, Oct. 10 at 5 p.m. in downtown Bay Minette. This year attendees can enter the first ever des- sert contest too. On Nov. 7 the Daphne Civic Center will host the Bicentennial Exhi- bition, a collection of every display crafted over the three year-long celebration. The event is free and begins at 5 p.m. The committee will unveil new artwork commissioned for the anniversary by Fairhope artist Dean Mosher and the book produced by the committee for the anni- versary. “It is packed full of the people and places that make Baldwin county that great county that it 14 • The Baldwin Times • September 20, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Kidz Bop World Tour coming to Mobile Saengar Theatre Submitted BOP into their homes $55, $65 (Additional fees Center Drive). For infor- and cars, making KIDZ may apply.) mation regarding acces- KIDZ BOP records BOP a fun and safe part Purchase tickets at sible seating tickets, call kid-friendly versions of their daily lives. KIDZ bit.ly/kidzbopmob or in 251-208-7381. Additional of today’s biggest pop BOP is proud to be a part person at the Saenger fees, service charges music hits sung by kids, of kids’ music “firsts.” Theatre Box Office (open and/or taxes may be for kids. Over the past For millions of kids each Monday – Friday, 10 a.m. added to ticket prices. 18 years, KIDZ BOP has year, the KIDZ BOP Kids to 2 p.m., and located at 6 All dates, acts and ticket created the #1 music Live Tour is their first South Joachim Street) or prices subject to change brand for kids, selling concert experience. the Mobile Civic Center without notice. more than 20,000,000 Tickets go on sale Box Office (open Monday This event is presented albums. Since 2001, fami- today at 10 a.m. and are - Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., by Red Mountain Enter- lies have welcomed KIDZ priced at $25, $35, $45, and located at 401 Civic tainment. Best Bets This Weekend BEST WAY TO CELEBRATE BEST WAY TO APPRECIATE NATURE AN ANNUAL TRADITION Saturday, Sept. 21 Through Saturday, Sept. 21 Art of the Sea Turtle! Spend the day at the fair »» Noon – 4 The Baldwin County Fair continues through the weekend at the fair grounds in Robertsdale. Rides »» Eastern Shore Art Center, Fairhope are open until 1 a.m. on Friday and Saturday night. Tickets are available at the gate. You may not be on the beach early enough to catch a glimpse of tiny sea turtle hatchlings make their way to the sea but you can enjoy gorgeous art and interactive booths dedicated to these gentle creatures at the Art of the Sea BEST WAY TO WELCOME FALL Turtle event. Children are invited to come make a craft and visit the mock sea turtle nest to learn how to share the beach. This event is held under a huge tent rain or shine and Every weekend through Nov. 3 draws 300-400 beer lovers each year. There will be food OWA Fall Festival available to purchase at the event. Must be 21 to enter. The weather may feel like summer but you can kick off fall all weekend long at OWA where organizers have planned a free Fall Festival every weekend from now until Nov. 3. There will be corn mazes, pony rides, concerts and more. The celebration begins each Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 4 p.m.
»» Moe’s Original BBQ, Orange THE Beach Downton Abbey Themed Tea »» 12:30 p.m. »» The Hotel Magnolia, Foley Stephen Sylvester – Live Music »» 5:30 p.m. »» The Mill, Fairhope ON THE COAST Line Dance Party! »» 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20 ReptiDay Daphne »» Alabama Gulf Coast Music Reptile Show Hall, Foley, $10, family friendly Sweet Dreams »» 10 a.m. Cool Cats! Haunted Attraction, »» Daphne Civic Center Summerdale Enjoy your favorites from the »» 7:30 p.m., opening night Three Bean Soup 50s, 60s and 70s with a special – Live Music appearance by Elvis! $35 at the door, all proceeds benefit the Legends in Concert »» 6 p.m. Stray Love Foundation. »» 7:30 p.m. »» Tacky Jack’s Gulf Shores »» OWA Journey2Mars Roman Street – Live Music – Live Music Saturday, »» 10 p.m. »» 6 p.m. Sept. 21 »» Top of the Bay, Daphne
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FAIRHOPE — The out in force at Coastal said Lynne Switzky, istration Day has been a community partners, through education, League of Women Voters Alabama’s Bay Minette President of the LWVBC. game-changing annual including hundreds of registration and get- of Baldwin County today Campus in Memorial “Voter registration is the nonpartisan campaign League of Women Vot- out-the-vote activities announced they would Hall from 9 a.m. to 4 first step to ensuring to register hundreds of ers groups, nationwide, in every election,” said be participating in Na- p.m. and available to as- your voice is heard. We thousands of voters in every year. More than Switzky “We host issue tional Voter Registration sist voters who want to want to make sure every communities and online. 300 local League of forums and registration Day (NVRD), a nation- register or update their citizen who will be 18 Embraced by a host of Women Voters affiliates drives while also provid- wide, nonpartisan effort registration if they have by the next election and celebrities, bipartisan are participating in this ing trusted and timely to register hundreds moved. wants the opportunity to elected officials and year’s NVRD. election information of thousands of voters “Every eligible Ameri- vote is registered.” organizations, NVRD “The League of on VOTE411.org. We on Tuesday, September can deserves the chance Now in its eighth leverages the collective Women Voters of Bald- believe our democracy 24. The League will be to participate elections,” year, National Voter Reg- impact of thousands of win County empowers is strongest when every hundreds of voters voice is heard.”
Cobb ,, Theatres PINNACLE 14 CINEMAS Mobile Symphony season opener, Sept. HWY. 59 NORTH OF THE CANAL BRIDGE, GULF SHORES • ICE COLD BEER! • STADIUM SEATING 21 & 22, moved to Civic Center Theater • DBOX MOTION SEATS • DIGITAL PROJECTION SHOWSHOWTIMES TIMES FOR FRIDAY 8/02/20199/20/2019 THRUTHRU WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY 8/07/2019. 9/25/2019 ALL SHOWTIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE. ALL SHOWTIMES SUBJECTDON’T TOFORGET CHANGE. ABOUT DON'T $5 TUESDAYS! FORGET ABOUT $5 TUESDAYS! Water damage at Baehr adds. to behold, a gift to our Tickets are $15-$80 *NOTE:,, LAST SHOWTIME SUNDAY - THURSDAY 800 PM the Saenger Theatre The program, featur- musicians, and a joy to and can be purchased FOOTBALLFB: TOP GUNGAME PG **FREE** NR 200, 700 **SUNDAY1100AM AND WEDNESDAY **SATURDAY ONLY** ONLY** has forced the Mobile ing Cuban pianist Aldo have on our stage.” online at www.mobile- FB:FATHOM: THE MALTESE I LOVE FALCON LUCY GNR 200, 700 **SUNDAY7PM AND **TUESDAY WEDNESDAY ONLY** ONLY** Symphony Orches- López-Gavilán, is filled The six-concert 2019- symphony.org, by phone ADDCI ASTRA 2019: PG-13 BIG, LOUD, & LIVE PG 1145, 235,530PM 415, **THURSDAY 530, 705, 825, ONLY** 1000 tra (MSO) to move its with beloved tributes to 2020 season is packed at 251-432-2010, or at the DOWNTONDBOX HOBBS ABBEY AND PG SHAW PG-13 1130, 100, 220, 350,1145, 510, 300, 650, 620, 800, 940 940 season opener to the Latin music and includes with exciting classical symphony box office, 257 RAMBOHOBBS RAND 1125,SHAW 1200, PG-13 1250, 145, 230,1110, 315, 405,1145, 450, 1220, 540, 100, 625, 140, 720, 220, 800, 300, 845, 340, 950, 420, 1030 Civic Center Theater. Gershwin’s Cuban Over- works and outstanding Dauphin Street. Student DBOX RAMBO R 500, 540, 620, 700, 740,1125, 820, 145, 900, 405, 940, 625, 1020 845 Performances of ¡Olé!, ture, deFalla’s Nights guest artists. A holiday tickets are $10. Through ANGELCRAWL HAS R FALLEN PG-13 1205, 225,130, 515, 435, 735, 730, 1025 1025 The Music of Spain and in the Gardens of Spain extra concert, “A Celtic the MSO Big Red Ticket GOODLION BOYSKING R PG 1105, 1150, 1230, 110, 200, 1135,245, 325, 1015 Cuba, will still be Satur- and Rimsky-Korsakov’s Christmas” with Irish program sponsored by HUSTLERS R 405,1210, 450, 150, 545, 320, 630, 425, 710, 555, 755, 715, 845, 835, 955 955 day, Sept. 21, at 7:30 p.m., Capriccio Espagnol. music supergroup Cher- Alabama Power, stu- IT:ONCE CHAPTER UPON 2 AR TIME IN HOLLYWOOD R 1130, 1255,1120, 305, 1220, 430, 255, 650, 400, 805, 630, 925, 745, 1005 1010 and Sunday, Sept. 22, at López-Gavilán will ish the Ladies, rounds dents in grades K-12 OVERCOMER PG 1235, 330, 700 SPIDERMAN PG-13 1245, 415, 715, 1025 2:30 p.m., and all tickets join the orchestra for out the season. can attend the Sunday THE GOLDFINCH R 1230 will be honored. Ravel’s Concerto in G “Mobile is such a di- performance free when THETOY LION STORY KING 4 PGG 1120, 150,1245, 435, 345, 705, 645, 935 930 “While crews are busy Major. “I’m thrilled to in- verse and fascinating accompanied by a paying TIMESTIMES SUBJECT SUBJECT TO CHANGE TO CHANGE WITHOUT WITHOUT NOTICE * WE NOTICE ARE NO repairing the Saenger, troduce our audiences to place; our differences adult. More details can LONGER ABLE TO ACCEPT PASSES FOR ANY SONY FEATURES 251-923-0100 MSO staff members are my dear friend, pianist are what make our city be found online at www. Advance Tickets available at working to make sure Aldo López-Gavilán,” so spicy and fun,” Speck mobilesymphony.org. www.cobbtheatres.com this temporary move Scott Speck, MSO music says. “I’m excited that will be easy and effort- director, says. “Aldo is the MSO’s 2019-2020 sea- less for our patrons,” not only a consummate son is our most diverse MSO President and CEO musical artist with an in many a year – with Celia Mann Baehr, says. astounding technique; offerings from France, “Current tickets will he is also one of the most Spain, Cuba, Russia, work just fine. We’re exuberant musical col- Germany, Austria, Eng- keeping it simple and laborators I know. When land, Ireland, America have changed the Civic he's onstage, his sheer – and compositions rang- Center’s numbered rows delight in performing ing from the 1700s to to letters to match the and childlike generosity now, including a world Saenger.” Extra ushers of spirit remind me of premiere whose ink is will be on hand to assist Yo-Yo Ma. It’s a wonder still wet!” as needed. “This is an outstand- ing concert, and I hope 7 DAY FORECAST the venue change will not deter anyone from an amazing and reward- ing musical experience,” IVEY’S You SEPTEMBER always know SPECIAL EGGPLANT JUBILEE $15.95 Ivey’s fried eggplant medallions, Served with fun things sautéed lump crabmeat and large gulf to do! shrimp blackened to perfection. Topped with COMPLETE BALDWIN COUNTY CALENDAR our freshly made Creole hollandaise.
CALL FOR For Reservations HOME DELIVERY! 251.947.4000 CHIEF METEOROLOGIST ED BLOODSWORTH 18427 Pennsylvania St., GULF COAST MEDIA Robertsdale, AL THE COURIER • THE ONLOOKER • THE ISLANDER • THE BALDWIN TIMES DOWNLOAD OUR FREE APP TODAY 901 N. McKenzie Street Foley, AL 36535 251-943-2151 www.GulfCoastNewsToday.com SEPTEMBER 20, 2019 Baldwin Business Starting a business? The Rowan Agency opens Open a separate bank account its doors in Orange Beach
Starting a business is so Submitted exhilarating! Entrepreneurs get caught up in the excite- As home sales con- ment of owning their own tinue to soar in Coastal business and doing what Baldwin County so do they love but many do not the businesses that are take care of the details of YOLANDA thriving on its economy. business. JOHNSON The Rowan Agency, Most need assistance on Know Yo! Business an independent insur- the business side of things ance agency, located because starting a business is not an instinct. in the Bear Point Plaza The Alabama SBDC is available at no charge on Canal Road in East to assist those wanting to start a business. It Orange Beach or for the is easy as name, address and email at www. locals across the street asbdc.org/register . from the Keg, opened When listing the steps to starting a busi- for business serving the ness opening a separate business bank ac- home and auto insur- count is not a legal requirement. This is ance markets. a critical step that should not be skipped. “This is a dream come There are several reasons for opening a true,” said Sandi Rowan, business bank account which will get the owner of this new es- business off on the right foot and provide a tablishment in Orange foundation for sustainability. Beach. Sandi moved to A business account provides the business Baldwin County from a professional appearance for customers, Mississippi where she suppliers and finance organizations. It also has had a career in makes it easier for credit card organizations insurance for over 20 SUBMITTED PHOTO and banks to keep personal finances separate years. She excited about of the friendly no cost tended the ribbon cut- Johnson lead guests in from business since most of the time it is the her new venture and life services of the Alabama ting celebration on a moment of silence same organization. Co-mingling funds of here in Coastal Baldwin. SBDC for assisting her Sept. 11. In attendance as all remembered the personal and business finances causes the As a woman business in understanding the was Orange Beach City devastation of 9/11/11 corporate veil to be broken causing compli- owner, Sandi is excited business requirements Councilman Jerry John- and a prayer of bless- cations and indicates the business and its to be a part of the OBA in the area. For more son who express his ing over this business. owner are the same. Community and the information on the sincere appreciation for Rowan Insurance has Being one, there are no liability limitations Coastal Alabama Busi- Alabama SBDC services Ms. Rowan choosing Or- wasted no time in get- in place protecting personal assets from busi- ness Chamber. She www.asbdc.org ange Beach to open her ting involved in the com- ness creditors. has been appreciative Over 40 people at- business. Councilman munity. Also, with one account if either the busi- ness or personal finances are audited both are audited according to standard business practices. A separate account makes it eas- ier to establish business credit and for under- writers to understand business’ financials. Build-A-Bear Workshop® opening new Even one of these reasons would be enough to establish a separate bank account, be prudent for the business but it is not le- store at Walmart Supercenter in Mobile gally required. IRS taxes on the other hand Full-line Beginning Sept. 19, store and offer the signa- 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. are required and there are several to keep up shoppers at Walmart ture Build-A-Bear Make- The store is located at with year-round. Workshop to on East Interstate 65 Your-Own experience, Build-A-Bear Workshop As a business owner do you have the IRS Feature the Service Road in Mobile, as well as an assortment at Walmart Supercenter Business Taxes due dates on your calendar? AL will be able to make of furry friends and ac- #991, 101 East Interstate If not, how do you keep up with them? The Build-A-Bear a new Build-A-Bear® cessories that appeal to 65 Service Road, Mobile, IRS will send you an email reminder which furry friend when they kids and adults alike, AL 36606 is a service provided within their small Make-Your Own are shopping at Walmart. including Condo Cubs, a For more information business self-employed center. Consider Experience, The full-line experiential brand-new collection of contact Mimi Wogtech, downloading the Tax Calendar or receiv- retail Workshops will furry friends starting at Build-A-Bear Workshop, Furry Friends be available in a leased $10 each. at [email protected]. SEE STARTING, PAGE 17 and More space in the Walmart Store hours are from Gulf Coast Media • September 20, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 17 Baldwin chambers participate in benefits program By JOHN UNDERWOOD health benefit costs by Marty Vice, manager, Independent contrac- lizes the BlueCross through the BlueCross [email protected] providing a unique, Distribution with Iron tors are not eligible for BlueShield of Alabama BlueShield of Alabama specialized program ReHealth. the benefits program. Network and provides a network and each in- ROBERTSDALE — tailored to small and To be eligible for the “We currently have customer service team dividual employee can Small businesses in mid-sized businesses program: about 5,000 lives in the “dedicated to delivering choose the right plan for Baldwin County who that emphasizes well- • Businesses must be program with 45 cham- an exceptional experi- them, Vice said. are members of their ness, cost saving educa- a member of a local bers participating,” Vice ence.” Dental and vision local Chamber of Com- tion and concierge-level chamber (who is a par- said. All five chambers The program also of- packages are also avail- merce are invited to take service,” according to ticipating Chamber of in Baldwin County: Cen- fers access to the Smart able. advantage of a benefit information provided to Commerce Association tral Baldwin Chamber, Health 360 wellness If you would like program administered Chamber members. of Alabama member). North Baldwin Chamber, program and 24/7 access more information on by the Iron ReHealth “Businesses with two • Employees must be South Baldwin Cham- to Teladoc, ($0 co-pay) how your business can Association through the to 50 employees now working full-time (at ber, Coastal Alabama where members can talk take advantage of this Chamber of Commerce have an opportunity least 30 hours a week). Business Chamber and to a doctor by phone or benefit program, contact Association of Alabama. through this program • The company must Eastern Shore Chamber, video. Iron ReHealth at info@ The Alabama Cham- to control their health- have two or more em- have signed up to partici- Those who sign up for ironrehealth.com, call bers Benefit Program care costs like Fortune ployees to apply. pate. the program will have 334-245-1099 or visit iron- “helps members reduce 500 companies do,” said The program uti- access to multiple plans rehealth.com.
Shoe Station partners with United Way for “Every Step, Every Community” initiative
Submitted that support those in tion with an additional tive we have had in our unitedway.org or www. need. United Way of $10,000 donation of its company’s 35 years,” uwswa.org. Southeastern chain Southwest Alabama is own. “In other words, Barkin remarked. For more information Shoe Station is partner- coordinating both the do- Shoe Station is poised to For more information about Shoe Station, a ing with United Way nation of cash and all of donate $20,000 overall, about United Way or the family-owned Southeast- to launch the retailer's the shoes collected in the with the further goal of United Way of Southwest based chain, visit www. “Every Step, Every Com- Every Community” ini- region. The funds and coordinating the dona- Alabama, visit www. shoestation.com. munity” initiative on tiative is expected to col- shoes will be distributed tion of 1,000 pairs of September 20, 2019 in its lect thousands of pairs to various charitable shoes for year year we 21 stores in five states. of shoes for children organizations in the have been in business… This year-long program heading back to school, chain’s five states. as many as 35,000 pairs will include a $10,000 as well as for women and Shoe Station is also of shoes” noted the charitable donation, as men. “This endeavor en- taking additional steps to chain President. well as collection bins in ables United Way to ben- encourage donations. “We want to help put each location, where con- efit from the high traffic First, for each pair shoes on the feet of EV- sumers can donate new in our large, open-shelf of new or lightly worn ERYONE in our commu- and gently used shoes stores,” said Barkin. shoes a customer brings nity, be they traditional to United Way organiza- In past years, the fall in, Shoe Station will customers or those who tions in their communi- “Free Shoes for Life” give that customer a are cannot afford them ties. Consumers will also campaign was so suc- $1.00 voucher to be used on their own. This is the have an opportunity to cessful that it was copied towards certain in-store biggest charitable initia- register to win a $10,000 by competitors wanting purchases. “Shoe Sta- cash prize. to cash in on the public’s tion offers selection “As a regional chain, enthusiasm for the cam- for all consumers, and our brick-and-mortar paign. the ‘Every Step, Every locations in Florida, For this Fall, Shoe Community” initiative Alabama, Mississippi, Station has decided to reinforces our brand Louisiana, and Georgia expand the opportunity. promise,” stated Brent have benefited from Not only will one family Barkin. strong communities and win $10,000, but thou- In addition, if the this is our chance to give sands of families in need $10,000 cash prize winner back,” stated Shoe Sta- will also receive shoes. decides to donate their tion President and CEO On top of that, Shoe Sta- $10,000 prize to United Brent Barkin. tion is donating $10,000 Way, Shoe Station will The “Every Step, to various organizations match their contribu-
STARTING irs-tax-calendar-for- Johnson is a native of businesses-and-self- Baldwin County and is CONTINUED FROM 16 employed Let’s keep the a Business Advisor with entrepreneurial excite- the Alabama Small Busi- ing these emails by ment going by imple- ness Development Center. going to this website, menting sound business You may access business https://www.irs.gov/ practices. information and register businesses/small-busi- for these services at www. nesses-self-employed/ Yolanda “Yo” Devine asbdc.org. Big Beautiful Baldwin’s Best 2020!
Nominations open Voting begins Winners announced Sept. 16, 2019. Oct. 7, 2019. Dec. 13, 2019. Visit www.gulfcoastnewstoday/bestof2020/ GULF COAST MEDIA THE COURIER • THE ONLOOKER • THE ISLANDER • THE BALDWIN TIMES 18 • The Baldwin Times • September 20, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media
Sports Tony Whitehead, Sports Editor • [email protected] • Facebook.com/GulfCoastMedia • Twitter: @gcntoday FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL 2019 ASWA FOOTBALL RANKINGS AND STANDINGS WEEK FIVE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE (7 P.M.) CLASS 7A 3. Ramsay (2); 2-1; 192 FRIDAY NIGHT GAMES, SEPT. 20 1. Thompson (18); 3-0; 285 4. Etowah; 3-0; 183 5. Russellville; 2-0; 126 BALDWIN TEAMS AT HOME 2. McGill-Toolen (7); 2-0; 249 3. Central-Phenix City (1); 2-1; 6. Pleasant Grove; 3-0; 124 FAIRHOPE VS DAVIDSON 205 7. Demopolis; 2-1; 95 GULF SHORES VS ST. PAUL’S 4. Hoover; 2-1; 180 8. Madison Academy; 2-1; 80 5. Hewitt-Trussville; 3-0; 169 9. Bibb County; 3-0; 62 SPANISH FORT VS B.C. RAIN 6. Mountain Brook; 3-0; 118 10. Center Point; 2-1; 23 ST. MICHAEL CATHOLIC HOSTED FLOMATON (SEPT. 19, 7. Theodore; 3-0; 97 Other 5A teams VISIT AHSAA.COM FOR SCORES) 8. Lee-Montgomery; 3-0; 81 receiving votes 9. Austin; 3-0; 45 Alexandria (1-0) 18, Briarwood DAPHNE (OFF) 10. Auburn; 2-1; 36 (0-2) 13, Sylacauga (3-0) 12, BALDWIN TEAMS AWAY TONIGHT Vigor (1-1) 8, Greenville (2-1) Other 7A teams 5, Jackson (2-0) 5, Hamilton receiving votes (2-0) 3, Brewer (2-0) 2, Cit- BALDWIN COUNTY AT BLOUNT SUBMITTED PHOTO Prattville (2-0) 9, Vestavia Hills ronelle (3-0) 2, Guntersville BAYSIDE ACADEMY AT T.R. MILLER (2-0) 7, James Clemens (1-2) 1 (2-0) 1 LaDarious Roper ELBERTA AT EXCEL CLASS 6A CLASS 4A 2. Piedmont (1); 2-0; 225 6. Collinsville; 3-0; 140 FOLEY AT BAKER 1. Saraland (23); 3-0; 302 1. UMS-Wright (26); 2-0; 312 3. Gordo (1); 3-0; 206 7. Leroy; 1-1; 95 2. Pinson Valley (2); 2-1; 225 2. Hokes Bluff; 2-0; 229 4. Randolph Co.; 2-0; 180 8. Reeltown; 3-0; 82 ROBERTSDALE AT SARALAND 3. Muscle Shoals; 3-0; 208 3. American Christian; 2-0; 209 5. Pike Co.; 2-0; 159 9. Colbert County; 3-0; 61 4. Clay-Chalkville (1); 3-0; 185 4. Montgomery-Catholic; 3-0; 6. Providence Christian; 3-0; 10. Aliceville; 1-1; 28 Last Week’s Baldwin, 5. Hueytown; 3-0; 158 179 135 Other 2A teams 6. Oxford; 3-0; 121 5. Hillcrest-Evergreen; 2-1; 145 7. Midfield; 2-0; 91 receiving votes Mobile Results 7. Blount; 3-0; 108 6. Headland; 3-0; 127 8. St. James; 3-0; 73 Daleville (3-0) 27, Cottage Hill CLASS 7A 8. Opelika; 3-0; 87 7. Jacksonville; 2-1; 106 9. Mobile Christian; 1-1; 50 (2-0) 17, Red Bay (3-0) 5, High- 9. Wetumpka; 2-1; 45 8. Good Hope; 3-0; 73 10. Geraldine; 2-1; 33 land Home (1-1) 4, Cedar Bluff FOLEY 33, ALMA BRYANT 18 (2-0) 1, Ranburne (2-0) 1 10. Carver-Montgomery; 3-0; 9. Andalusia; 1-2; 53 Other 3A teams MCGILL-TOOLEN CATHOLIC 37, DAVIDSON 12 21 10. Brooks; 2-1; 23 receiving votes CLASS 1A MURPHY 30, MARY MONTGOMERY 21 Other 6A teams Other 4A teams Saks (2-1) 7, T.R. Miller (2-0) 7, 1. Mars Hill Bible (20); 2-0; 292 receiving votes Walter Wellborn (3-0) 7, Pike receiving votes 2. Maplesville (6); 2-0; 246 THEODORE 14, FAIRHOPE 0 Bessemer City (2-0) 5, Fort Road (3-0) 2, Susan Moore Williamson (2-0) 8, Montevallo 3. Sweet Water; 2-0; 202 Payne (3-0) 5, Gardendale (2-1) 7, Anniston (1-1) 2, Deshler (3-0) 1 CLASS 6A 4. Brantley; 2-0; 178 (3-0) 5, Dothan (2-1) 3, Jack- (1-2) 2, Handley (1-1) 2, St. John NEW SMYRNA BEACH (FL) 21, GULF SHORES 3 son-Olin (1-2) 2, Paul Bryant Paul II (2-1) 2, Escambia Co. CLASS 2A 5. Lanett; 3-0; 155 (3-0) 1, Spanish Fort (1-1) 1 (2-0) 1, Fairview (2-1) 1, North 1. Fyffe (26); 2-0; 312 6. Pickens Co.; 2-0; 116 SARALAND 35, BALDWIN COUNTY 7 Jackson (0-2) 1 2. Luverne; 2-0; 226 CLASS 5A 7. South Lamar; 2-0; 97 SPANISH FORT 62, ROBERTSDALE 13 3. Ohatchee; 2-0; 176 8. Linden; 2-1; 66 1. Jasper (22); 2-0; 298 CLASS 3A 4. Abbeville; 2-0; 156 9. Spring Garden; 1-1; 50 ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL 29, BLOUNT 20 2. Central-Clay County (2); 1. Flomaton (24); 2-0; 306 5. Addison; 2-1; 151 2-0; 230 10. Decatur Heritage; 3-0; 27 CLASS 5A CITRONELLE 32, LEFLORE 26 FAITH ACADEMY 42, MOBILE CHRISTIAN 24 CLASS 4A Biles, Lyles named United States Sports UMS-WRIGHT 14, WILLIAMSON 0 ESCAMBIA COUNTY 19, HILLCREST-EVERGREEN 15 Academy August Athletes of the Month VIGOR 39, SATSUMA 6 USSA.edu CLASS 3A 24. Lyle finished with a and third place went to during the first week of time of 19.65 to hold off American figure skater every month. The online THOMASVILLE 35, BAYSIDE ACADEMY 10 DAPHNE — History’s challenger Ramil Guli- Alysa Liu. Zaferes com- votes are used to guide most decorated gymnast yev of Turkey. Lyles also pleted a career-best the Academy selection T.R. MILLER 44, ST. MICHAEL CATHOLIC 21 and one of the world’s won the 100-meter race season with a win in committee in choosing CLASS 2A fastest men have been at the Diamond League the World Triathlon the male and female named the United States event in Zurich later in Series Grand Final in monthly winners, who CHICKASAW 38, R.C. HATCH 14 Sports Academy’s male the month. Lausanne, Switzerland, then become eligible for COTTAGE HILL CHRISTIAN 48, WASHINGTON COUNTY 42 and female Athletes of The second-place fin- Aug. 31. Zaferes won selection to the pres- the Month for August. isher on the men’s side five of eight WTS races tigious Athlete of the CLASS 1A American gymnast was American wrestler this season and finished Year ballot. A worldwide ST. LUKE’S EPISCOPAL 60, MCINTOSH 52 Simone Biles was named Jordan Burroughs at the top of every tri- public vote on the an- the Academy’s female and third place went athlon series ranking: nual ballot is used to Athlete of the Month to Northern Ireland International Triathlon guide the committee in after winning her sixth golfer Rory McIlroy. Union world rankings, making the final selec- United States all-around Burroughs won his WTS world rankings, tion. Volleyball scores title and earned three third consecutive Pan Olympic ranking and The Athlete of the Tigers top Trojans 3-1 gold medals and a American Games cham- continental ranking. Year Award is part of BAY MINETTE — After dropping the first set 25-22, BCHS bronze medal at the U.S. pionship in the men’s Liu became the first the United States Sports came back to defeat Daphne 25-19, 26-24 and 25-18 in Class National Gymnastics freestyle 74 kg bracket American woman to Academy’s Awards of 6A, intra-county varsity competition. Maddie Watkins led Championships in Au- and finished with a per- land a quad Lutz in Sport program, which Baldwin County’s attack with 10 kills and four digs. Madison gust this year. She also fect 3-0 record, defeating competition and the first each year serves as “A Roberts and Kayleigh Tolbert added four kills each. Niya became the first woman two world medalists, in woman in the world to Tribute to the Artist Boykin and Amanda Frith each had three. Boykin also led at to successfully complete Lima, Peru in August. land a quad and triple and the Athlete.” The the net with four blocks. a triple twisting double McIlroy won his sec- Axel in the same pro- Academy presents the BCHS volleyball competes in MGM JV tourney somersault on the floor ond FedEx Cup season gram, winning the Inter- awards to pay tribute to exercise and a double title by winning the national Skating Union those who have made The Tigers advanced out of pool play with a 3-1 record but fell twisting double somer- Tour Championship (ISU) Junior Grand Prix significant contribu- to Saraland 2-1 (25-18, 16-25, 6-15) in the tournament round at the Mary G. Montgomery tournament in Semmes. On the sault dismount off the tournament at East in Lake Placid by 21.52 tions to sport, in catego- way to the final round BCHS defeated Alma Bryant 2-0, Cot- balance beam. Lake Golf Club in At- points in her interna- ries as diverse as the tage Hill 2-0, St. Luke’s 2-1. They fell to host MGM in pool play American sprinter lanta Aug. 25. McIlroy tional debut. artist and the athlete in in a close 2-1 match splitting the sets 16-25, 27-25, 12-15. Noah Lyles won the shot an 18-under-par 267 Each month, the pub- several different arenas Sephie Milligan and Shyann Smith had nine aces each, Aspen men’s Athlete of the to capture the champi- lic is invited to partici- of sport. Gerald had five. Gerald led the Tigers’ attack with 25 kills, Month honor after he onship. pate in the Academy’s Kylie Hall had 15, Taija Graves 13, Jordan Curry 1o and Milligan broke a meet record in The second-place fin- worldwide Athlete of The Academy is based in five. Milligan had four digs, Jasmine Hall and Graves added the 200-meter race at the isher on the women’s the Month program by Daphne. For more infor- two each. IAAF Diamond League side was American nominating athletes mation, call 251-626-3303 final in Paris on Aug. triathlete Katie Zaferes and then voting online or visit USSA.edu. Gulf Coast Media • September 20, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 19 Foley, Gulf Shores among statewide teams taking part in new system this year By TONY WHITEHEAD game will also be using Prattville at Central- lika challenged a play with four calls on the Jones also reported [email protected] the instant-replay sys- Phenix City: Prattville where the Wetumpka field overturned after that 20 Instant Replay tem. also challenged a catch quarterback being ruled video evaluation. reviews this season have GULF SHORES — Foley’s game at Baker made. down prior to fumbling. The 20 percent reversal consisted of the follow- Football referees had tonight will also utilize Lee-Montgomery at Upon review, video rate after four weeks of ing: seven calls that were the system. Out of seven Auburn: Auburn chal- showed he fumbled and games dropped slightly challenged last week games this week, five lenged if a punt return the ball was recovered by from last week’s 23.1 TYPES OF CHALLENGES (20 with one call being games had challenges. had been muffed. Upon Opelika.” percent season rate. DVS- reviews with 4 reversed during last New Smyrna (Fla.) review, the play was con- Jones said that later port Instant Replay is in reversals, 20 percent) week’s seven high school at Gulf Shores: Gulf firmed as no muff. In the in the same game, We- its second year of imple- »» 7 Catch or no catch football games utilizing Shores, using Instant same contest, Lee-Mont- tumpka challenged a mentation. The seven DVSport Instant Replay, Replay for the first time, gomery challenged a ball play ruled a successful challenges were the most »» 7 Fumble or no fumble according to AHSAA Di- challenged if a catch breaking the plane of the pass reception, and that in one week this season. »» 4 Ball breaking the plan of rector of Officials Mark called on the field had goal line on two-point play stood as called on The NFHS has granted the goal line (Note: fumbles reviewed at same time) Jones. The non-region been made. The call conversion and that play the field. the AHSAA a three-year match-up between New stood. also stood as called. Five other challenges period to experiment »» 1 Illegal participation Smyrna Beach at Gulf Charles Henderson last week stood as origi- with instant replay in »» 1 Illegal forward pass Shores was one that had at Oxford: Charles The reversed play nally determined by the regular season games. »» 1 Touching of a punt a call challenged. Henderson challenged a came during the We- officials. Tonight’s St. Pauls’ player fumbling prior to tumpka vs. Opelika For the season, 20 chal- Episcopal at Gulf Shores being down. game,” said Jones. “Ope- lenges have been issued
Local teams compete in Pensacola Stampede Spanish Fort’s varsity Toros’ front with a 45th Ethan Rowe led Daphne Park this Saturday for girls took 10th overall overall finish (22:22.90) to a team 15th place Daphne’s annual invi- at the 2019 Stampede among a field of 257 with a 17:49.70 in the tational meet. The first which included many of runners 40-team field. Spanish race (varsity girls) is the best cross-country Alondra Rangel of Fort was 21st . Visit set for an 8 a.m. start. runners and teams in Baldwin County High FL.MileSplit.com or Baker High’s girls won the Southeast. Nicole was four spots back AL.MileSplit.com for the varsity run last Luther has been a top at 49th with a 22:31.10 full results. year. Daphne’s girls performer through two finish. The Tigers took took fifth. Hartselle meets for Auburn Uni- 22nd in the talented 30- Upcoming local event won the boys race last versity at Montgomery. team field. Many local teams will year. The Daphne boys Olivia Wilder led the On the boys’ side, head to Blakeley State took sixth in 2018.
Former Toro Tyler Johnston set to lead Blazers Saturday
After a bye-week of in the nation in pass- matchup for the Blaz- line can dominate the rest and much needed ing yards per game ers offense by playing line of scrimmage and evaluation on the offen- (216.5), and 98th in the against an efficient make some consistent sive side of the nation in rush- South Alabama Jaguars running room for Spen- ball, the UAB ing yards per defense. The Jaguars’ cer Brown. The main Blazers (2-0) are game (129.5). defense is ranked 96th objective for UAB to back in action The Blazers in points allowed per limit the mistakes such this Saturday have not given game (30.3) but they as penalties and turn- when they host up a sack in are ranked 24th in overs. This goes back the South Ala- the entire two the nation in passing to the passing and play- bama Jaguars games they yards allowed per game making of Johnston. MICHAEL (1-2). Former have played so (173). This is due to the If Johnston turns the HANICH Spanish Fort far this season. fantastic playing capa- ball over too much, the Sports Toro and Blaz- Analysis The most sur- bilities of the Jaguars’ Jaguars can take ad- ers’ starting prising factor secondary from safety vantage of those turn- quarterback for the Blazers’ D.J. Daniels and star se- overs with potential Tyler Johnston is look- offense is the lack of nior cornerback Jalen touchdowns from their ing to make his offense productivity of their Thompson, who is senior running back more efficient. UAB long-time starter and expected to make a big Tra Minter. started off the season senior running back run for the NFL. This Johnston is a quar- with a narrow 24-19 win Spencer Brown. In just is a defense that slowed terback that can throw over the Alabama State two games, Brown has down the efficiency of a efficient deep passes Hornets. only accounted for 112 Nebraska Cornhuskers’ but can also find huge In that game, the rushing yards on 39 offense before their own holes in the coverage Blazers couldn’t find carries for an average offense turned the ball schemes. Look for a po- much of an answer on of 2.9 yards per carry. over too many times. tential career day from the offensive side of This will be a tough The Blazers’ offensive Brown and Johnston. the ball except with a couple of clutch passes from Johnston. A week later, the Blazers were FREE able to be more po- tent on offense at the Akron Zips when he Local News passed for 319 yards, four touchdowns, and one interception on 15 completions (out of 24 Email Updates attempts). So far in just two games, Johnston www.gulfcoastnewstoday.com/newsletter has thrown for 433 yards, five touchdowns, Sign up today for Gulf Coast Media’s new email updates sent to you and one interception twice a week for free. You’ll get the rst look at upcoming stories from on 23 completions (out Gulf Coast Media’s publications. And, get updates on breaking news. of 43 attempts). He has also rushed for 88 yards Just log on to the web address above and a touchdown on 20 or call our of ce at 251-943-2151 and we’ll sign you up! rushes. The Blazers are cur- Be the rst to know what’s happening in Baldwin from rently ranked 79th in Gulf Coast Media’s new e-newsletter. the nation in points per game (27.5), 105th in total yards accounted for (346), tied for 86th
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