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JUNE 14, 2019 | GulfCoastNewsToday.com | 75¢ School board approves raises, new computers
By GUY BUSBY to replace laptops now being the bill, the state will pay $8.3 other projects.” The board also approved [email protected] used by elementary, middle million to cover most of the The purchase of new N21 disseminating salary and high school students. The costs. and N22 Chromebooks in- schedules for the 2019-2020 LOXLEY — Teachers will computers will cost $8.9 mil- “This is a tremendous cludes a three-year warranty academic year. The schedules be getting raises and students lion. amount of money,” Wilson and three-year accidental include the 4-percent raise for new Chromebooks this fall fol- Most of that cost will be said. “It couldn’t be better damage protection. School teachers and other employees. lowing action by the Baldwin covered under funding pro- timing and my plan is to shift officials said the warranties The state will provide County Board of Education. vided by the Alabama Ad- some of the funds that we did on laptops now being used money to cover the increases Board members voted at a vances in Technology Bill, have allocated for Chrome- by students is expiring and for state-funded teachers. special June 6 meeting to buy John Wilson, school system books and we can kind of repairs to the computers are new Lenovo Chromebooks financial officer, said. Under keep the ball rolling on some expensive. SEE SCHOOL, PAGE 2
Enjoy a relaxing evening on the Great White Shark visits divers water with Blakeley’s during Flora-Bama fishing rodeo sunset cruise
By ALLISON MARLOW Historic Blakeley [email protected] State Park invites you to join us for a relaxing It appears, almost out of outing on the beauti- nowhere. ful waters of the lower Clearly on the video, a Delta as we take an- diver turns to another diver other of our popular and shouts through his sunset cruises on Fri- equipment, “Great White.” day, June 21. The men turn toward the Departing the park shark as it slowly slides past, dock at 6:30 p.m., we glancing their way. It never take a peaceful excur- stops. It never speeds up. It sion down the Delta simply saunters past. rivers to the head of “I think he was just check- Mobile Bay. We’ll enjoy ing things out, like sharks the stunning views of do,” said David Murphy who the setting sun and the was diving 30 miles off Ala- cool bay breeze before bama’s coast when the shark returning upriver. appeared. SUBMITTED PHOTO Complimentary snacks Murphy, of Loxley, and see,” he said. “It was obvious him as they ascended. without a whole lot of work. and soft drinks will be some friends were spearfish- to us what he was.” Generally, sharks who visit Every once in while we have provided. ing in the annual Flora- The men were about 160 dive sites are not an issue. one that is really a problem Tickets are just $29 Bama fishing rodeo earlier feet deep, a climb that would “It depends on the shark,” and is trying hard to take our for adults, and $19 for this month when they have take more than 15 minutes he said. “The majority of fish.” children 6-12. To re- what Murphy calls the “sight to safely reach the surface. sharks we see are curious The men estimate the great serve your seat, visit of a lifetime.” They were on their way out like this one was or they’re white measured between the events page on our “It was obviously different of the water anyway, Murphy looking for an easy meal, website to book tickets than the sharks we usually said, but they kept an eye on something they can take SEE SHARK, PAGE 7 online. The Delta Ex- plorer is a U.S. Coast
SEE CRUISE, PAGE 7 Commission plans public meetings on Beach Express extension BALDWIN FAST FACTS By GUY BUSBY Baldwin County Coliseum said that between now and the money for the project [email protected] in Robertsdale but will the referendum, they want and state and federal funding set final details later this to hold meetings and inform is not available. The meet- Since the late 20th century, FOLEY — Baldwin County month. Legislation to allow the public about the project. ings are intended to explain Baldwin County has been commissioners will hold a Baldwin County to create a The Baldwin Beach Ex- the project and get public declared a disaster area series of public meetings to toll authority to pay for the press now runs from the opinion on the proposal. five times due to hurricane discuss the upcoming vote to extension was signed by Gov. Intracoastal Waterway in Or- I’m willing to talk to any- damage: in September 1979, allow a toll authority needed Kay Ivey on Monday. The ange Beach to Interstate 10. one who wants to talk about Hurricane Frederic; July to raise funds to extend the bill, sponsored by Rep. Steve The estimated cost to extend it. We can sit down and 1997, Hurricane Danny; Baldwin Beach Express from McMillan, requires a public the highway 24 miles north talk to anyone who wants September 1998, Hurricane Interstate 10 north to Inter- vote to set up the authority. to Interstate 65 is $200 mil- to talk about it and explain Georges; September 2004, state 65. The vote will take place lion, Joey Nunnally, county why we’re doing this, why Hurricane Ivan; August 2005 At a work session Tuesday in 2020 during either the engineer, said. we need to do this,” Gruber Hurricane Katrina. in Foley, commissioners state primary elections or Commission Chairman said. “If they have a better said they hoped to have the general election, county of- Charles “Skip” Gruber said Source: FEMA first meeting June 27 at the ficials said. Commissioners county officials do not have SEE COMMISSION, PAGE 7
Deaths Page 6 Gulf Shirley Ann Boykin Jane S. Meadows Coast Linda L. Callaway John H. Newman Media Myrtis Estell Dyess Lillian Leola Orgeron VOLUME 129 • ISSUE 5 Fay Dew Gilheart Thomas James Rogers 1 SECTION • 28 PAGES Maurice William Jr. Johnson Jr. Sidney Aubrey Schurr 2 • The Baldwin Times • June 14, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media The Baldwin Times Alabama Farmers Federation 901 N. McKenzie St., Foley, AL 36535-3546 applauds final passage of disaster bill PHONE: (251) 943-2151 | FAX: (251) 943-3441 [email protected] By JEFF HELMS munities; assistance could do better. 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When the sun set When the sun set the world became so still. the flowers closed their petals. It was stifling, unnatural. Nature’s perfume became something darker, It felt completely unreal. like decay and rusted metal.
When the sun set When the sun set I couldn’t hear any sound. my words became ash behind my lips; There were faces of anguish and screams, dead before they could be spoken, but no noise to be found. lost in an unpalatable eclipse.
When the sun set My life changed forever on that day, I stopped seeing in color. but I swear I will never forget I stood in the shadows, in monochrome. each memory of you that brightened my life, Daddy, The world seemed that much duller. before that final sunset.
~ Sunset / Whisper Edwards - 2019
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COMBINED REPORT people asking about what was going on at the writer. He once wrote and, while serving at Father James, asking school and whenever he “the thought of death is the Cathedral of the Im- ROBERTSDALE — how he was or asking if I would walk through the a happy thought for me. maculate Conception in The Rev. Monsignor knew him, then wanting doors, everyone would What an exciting time Mobile, he received the William Russell James, to share stories of how flock to him.” when Gabriel blows his title of Monsignor. He longtime pastor of he touched their lives.” Harte described James heavenly trumpet … and also served as pastor of St. Patrick’s Catholic One thing he was well as a lover of people “in we have that journey of St. Francis of Xavier in Church in Robertsdale, known for, Morrison the best sense” and a all journeys, and hap- Mobile in the late 1960s. was laid to rest Monday, said, is that he would lover of nature, often pily, gather in heaven After teaching at the June 10 in Elmwood mow people’s yards who going out to farms at to experience forever City of St. Jude in Mont- Cemetery in his home- could no longer do that night to watch the stars. the sight of God - the gomery during the early town of Birmingham. themselves. He also started the Beatific Vision. Forever, 1970s, he became pastor James died Thursday, “In the last couple of “Blessing of the Pets” forever.” and administrator of St. June 6, just one day after weeks of his life I spoke during the Feast of St. In another writing, Jude from 1978-1989. The his 90th birthday. with him he told me that Francis. James wrote of welcom- City of St. Jude, a multi- Rev. William James Locally, the Office for he had lived a good life,” “He always looked ing death because of the faceted community, was the Dead was held at St. Morrison said, “and was forward to that,” excitement of “soaring established in 1934 by for many years leading Patrick’s on Friday, June ready to go on to the Harte said, “and would past the stars through Passionist Father Pur- hundreds of retreats for 7 and funeral mass was next life.” welcome all sorts of heaven” to see the true cell. St. Jude’s goal was Catholic nuns, acknowl- held Saturday, June 8 at He was preceded in animals, from household glory and scope of God’s to serve young people, edging and promoting St. Patrick’s. death by a sister and pets to goats, horses and universe. the area’s poor, and the the vital role the Sisters Pallbearers in Rob- brother-in-law Patricia cows.” James was born on severely handicapped play in the Church. He ertsdale were Kip Dye, James Thornton and Harte said one of June 5, 1929 in Birming- with hope and dignity was a man on a mission, Mike Van, Kasey Chil- William L. Thornton, James’s biggest gifts was ham. He was the second which James avidly pur- many missions. During dress, Charles Pinkert, Jr. of Birmingham; and that he truly cared about of five children born to sued. those travels, he stopped Greg Wittendorfer, and a brother, Monsignor people. Russell William James James also served as most days to watch the August Eltz Jr. Honor- Robert Joseph James, a “He talked to everyone and Marian (Welsh) vicar for Religious and glory of God’s sunset, ary pallbearers were St. priest of the Diocese of and truly cared about James. His early educa- Family Life director for many times with camera Patrick’s Knights of Co- St. Augustine, Florida. their concerns and tion was at St. Paul’s the Diocese of Mobile in hand. lumbus. A Celebration Survivors include a wanted to help them,” Catholic School in down- from 1965-1992. He was As he traveled, he of Life in the parish hall brother, Dr. Thomas she said. “He was a great town Birmingham. always involved in the also stayed in contact followed the Funeral O’Conner James (Ann) advocate for women and At of the time of his Apostolate for the Deaf, with his many cousins Mass. of Birmingham; sister, particularly watched out death, James was the having learned sign around the country. He James’ last assign- Margaret James Bor- for single mothers and longest serving priest in language during his loved and cherished the ment was as pastor of St. ders (Ray) of Shelton, their children, but he the Mobile Diocese. seminary training. From relationships of his large Patrick’s Church in Rob- Connecticut; numerous also recognized the need At age 16, he began 1989-1992, he was pastor extended family. ertsdale, from 1993-2011. cousins, nieces, neph- for a father-figure in the seminary training with of Mother Mary Parish The family thanked After his retirement, ews, grand nieces and home.” the Benedictine Monks in Phenix City. Morrison for his kind- he resided in the parish nephews. James also had a great at St. Bernard Abbey in James was aggressive ness and support. A spe- community and contin- James is also survived love and respect for vet- Cullman. His seminary in his involvement in cial thanks to his niece, ued his priestly ministry by his steadfast partner erans. “He was always studies continued at the civil rights move- Mary Thornton Taylor, when and where he was through thick and thin grateful for their ser- Mount St. Mary’s Semi- ment and his efforts for oversight. But above needed. for so many years, Sis- vice,” she said. nary in Emmitsburg, toward social justice. all else, the family is par- “I’ve been here for ter Margaret Harte, the After his retirement, Maryland. He was or- He was on the site of ticularly grateful to St. three years and I can principal of St. Patrick’s James continued mak- dained a priest for the and an immediate wit- Patrick’s parish and its say that Father James School. Together, he and ing daily trips to the Post Diocese of Mobile on ness to the aftermath of faithful community for was well known in the Harte carried out their Office, where he made May 27, 1954 at St. Paul’s the 1963 bombing of the their love, support and community,” said Father honorable mission and many friends in the Cathedral in Birming- Sixteenth Street Baptist caregiving of James for Jim Morrison, current forged a St. Patrick’s community outside the ham. Church in Birmingham these many years. pastor of St. Patrick’s community that is salt Catholic parish. While teaching at Mc- that killed four young Arrangements in Parish. “He was known of the earth. “He made so many Gill Institute in Mobile, girls. During the 1960s, Robertsdale were made for being present in “He will be truly friends that people who he completed his mas- he marched in many by Mack Funeral Home. people’s lives and being missed by the faculty were not Catholic were ter’s degree in education civil rights protests Graveside services in God’s presence in times and staff of the school coming to us wanting from Catholic University throughout the State and Birmingham were under of need. As I would go and by the community,” him to do their loved in Washington, D.C. He spent his nights in jail the direction of Ridout’s around the community, said Harte. “He was ones’ funerals,” she said. served as assistant su- for having done so. He Valley Chapel in Home- I would all the time have always engaged with James was a prolific perintendent of schools also marched with Cesar wood. and Diocesan director Chavez in California for of the Confraternity the rights of Hispanic Information provided by of Christian Doctrine migrant workers in Cali- Mack Funeral Home with during the 1960s. He fornia. additional reporting by was associate pastor at His work continued as Onlooker co-editor John Little Flower in Mobile he traveled this country Underwood.
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The NBCoC Recognizes Diplomats, Junior Ambassadors, awards scholarships at spring reception
Submitted Fields, Kristyanne munity College and Ambassadors that have years of service in the the graduating students, Kiner-Galish, Mark Dan- Huntingdon College in graduated and welcom- program. These students they all exceptional Last month the North iel, Robin Olson, Stacey Bay Minette. Recipients ing the 2019-2020 class. were awarded schol- young adults and will Baldwin Chamber of Gregson and Wanda are chosen based on The Junior Ambassa- arships based on the go on to do amazing Commerce held a Spring Ezekial. Their hardwork a combination of aca- dors serve as chamber points completed in the things. Joining those five Reception to recognize and dedication have defi- demic excellence paired ambassadors inside program. Graduating se- students, Olivia Lamb, scholarship recipients, nitely not gone unno- with a proven dedica- the school and within niors attending Universi- Landon Jones, Mary- the Diplomats and both ticed and the chamber is tion and commitment to the community. These ties outside of the North Stuart Lewis and Tanner outgoing and incoming proud to have such great serve their community. students are exposed to Baldwin area were Smith completed one Junior Ambassadors. representation. This year’s recipients in- business in North Bald- awarded cash scholar- year of service and will All 18 of the 2018-2019 Next, Lisa Yokely and clude, Callie Roley with win, community service ships to help cover any return for a second year Diplomats were recog- Sara Godwin Davis with $1500, Nick Hadley and and working in the non- school related expenses. as part of the upcoming nized and gifted with a the Young Professionals Holly Bates with $1000, profit world. The goal Isabella was awarded class. With the larg- small token of appre- of the North Baldwin Courtney Lewis, Sheree is to offer additional $750, and Emma and est Ambassador class ciation for their time Chamber awarded schol- Padgett(not present), learning opportunities Courtney were awarded yet, the chamber also and commitment to the arships to local students. Emma Franklin all with for students outside of $1000 each. Both Holly welcomes along with chamber. Those in at- Over the course of 7 $750 and Isabella Eleogo the classroom, expos- Bates and Nick Hadley, the 4 returning, Kristen tendance of last night’s years, because of Delta and Mason Fahy(not ing them to real life in partnership with Phillips, LoriAnn Mc- program, from left to Dash, the Young Profes- present) with $500. The examples, and to further Coastal Alabama Com- Cullough, Jayla Bennet, right, Lori McCormick, sionals have raised over Young Professionals are prepare them for life munity College, were Eve Powell, Allison Wil- Tommy Langham, Mary $144,000 that has been honored and proud to after graduating. Over 5 awarded with presi- son, Hamp Weatherford, Kelly, Josh Brown and put back into the North continue to award schol- years, 34 students have dential scholarships to Kenny Weatherford, Kristina Angelone. Not Baldwin Community. arships and support completed the program. attend the community Tyler Siggers, Lindsey pictured include, Bar- Over $43,000 of that will educational endeavors in Holly Bates, Nicholas college. On top of that, Stewart and Brady bara Brown, Brady Hall, have been awarded in our community. Hadley, Emma Franklin, Holly received a $250 Seals. The chamber Is Clair Dorough, Colleen scholarships to Baldwin Ashley Jones-Davis Courtney Lewis and Isa- cash scholarship and excited to begin a new Donald, Hunter Hale, County High School concluded the program bella Eleogo are gradu- Nick received a $500 year with all 14 of these Kasey Henderson, Keith Seniors, students at by recognizing the 2018- ates of this year’s class, cash scholarship. Con- students and can’t wait Castleberry, Keniesha Coastal Alabama Com- 2019 class of Junior as they’ve completed 1-2 gratulations to each of to see what’s in store. Snook Farms Co. Rd. 55, Summerdale, AL • 251-952-5812 www.SnookFarm.com 6 • The Baldwin Times • June 14, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Obituaries
BOYKIN passed away Saturday, The family received held May 28, 2019 at Methodist churches. She matriarch, lived life to Shirley Ann Boykin, June 8, 2019. friends on Tuesday, Summerdale Church of was a member of the the fullest and was very 80, a resident of Loxley, Funeral services were June 11, 2019 at Wolfe- Christ. Bron’s Tones (Barber- proud of her family. passed away Tuesday, held Thursday, June 13, Bayview Funeral Home, Burial followed at Bar- shop Quartet). Jane was She is survived by June 11, 2019. 2019 at Loxley United Fairhope from 9 until rancas National Cem- an avid Auburn Football two sons, Robert B. Funeral services will Methodist Church. 10:30 a.m. etery in Pensacola. fan and loved to watch Stuart Sr. of Orange be held Friday, June 14, Arrangements by Graveside services and Arrangements by SEC football. Beach, Alabama and 2019 at 10 a.m. at Mack Mack Funeral Home & interment followed at Faith Chapel Funeral Left to honor Jane and William A. (Trudi) Stu- Funeral Home. Crematory, Robertsdale. 11 a.m. at Brook-Cedron Home South, Pensacola. remember her love are art of Atlanta, Georgia; The family will receive Cemetery. her two children, Donna granddaughter-in-law; friends one hour prior to GILHEART In lieu of flowers, the Doughty (Tommy) and six grandchildren; six the service. Fay Dew Gilheart, family suggest donations Richard F. (Dick) Mead- great-grandchildren; Burial will be in the age 83, a native of Okla- to St. Jude Children’s ows (Suzanne); five two great-great-grand- Alabama State Veterans homa and a resident Research Hospital, 501 grandchildren; and four children; nieces, neph- Memorial Cemetery at of Fairhope, Alabama, St. Jude Place, Memphis, great-grandchildren. ews, other relatives and Spanish Fort. passed away on Satur- TN 38105. Jane was preceded in friends. Arrangements by day, June 8, 2019 at her Arrangements by death by her parents; Private services will Mack Funeral Home & residence. Wolfe-Bayview Funeral sister, Jackie; and her be held. Crematory, Robertsdale. She was preceded in Homes & Crematory husband, Epp. In lieu of flowers, the death by her husband, Inc., 19698 Greeno Road, Jane was a member family suggest donations CALLAWAY Russell Gilheart; and a Fairhope, AL 36532, 251- of Spanish Fort United to St. Jude Children’s Linda L. Callaway, 65, brother, Bruce Dew. 990-7775, www.wolfefu- Methodist Church and Research Hospital, 262 of Robertsdale, passed Survivors include neralhomes.com. in lieu of flowers, dona- Danny Thomas Place, away May 27, 2019. one son, David (Stacie) tions may be made to her Memphis, TN 38105. Private memorial ser- Gilheart of Fairhope, church in Jane’s name. Arrangements by vice. Alabama; five grandchil- MEADOWS Arrangements by Wolfe-Bayview Funeral Arrangements by dren, Angela (Muddy), Jane S. Meadows (Big Wolfe-Bayview Funeral Homes & Crematory Cason Funeral Service, Jessica (Gabe), Russ, JOHNSON Jane), age 94, passed Homes & Crematory Inc., 19698 Greeno Road, Foley. Breeanna and Nix; Maurice William away peacefully in Wil- Inc., 19698 Greeno Road, Fairhope, AL 36532, 251- one adopted daughter, Johnson Jr., 86, passed lowBrooke Court, a lov- Fairhope, AL 36532, 251- 990-7775, www.wolfefu- DYESS Charlotte; nieces, neph- away May 23, 2019 in ing and caring skilled 990-7775, www.wolfefu- neralhomes.com. Myrtis Estell Dyess, ews other relatives and Pensacola. care unit of Westminster neralhomes.com. 80, a resident of Loxley, friends. Funeral services were Village in Spanish Fort, Alabama. From her birth in Birmingham, Alabama ROGERS on Oct. 13, 1924 to her NEWMAN Thomas James Rogers death on Wednesday, she John H. Newman, 81, a Jr., 76, of Daphne, passed nourished people around resident of Robertsdale, away June 7, 2019. her with love, faith and passed away Sunday, Military graveside ser- music. She was married June 9, 2019. vice were held Wednes- to Richard Clark (Epp) A memorial service day, June 12, 2019 in the Meadows on June 12 for will be held Saturday, Alabama State Veterans 59 years. June 15, 2019 at 2 p.m. at Memorial Cemetery at Jane loved to sing in Robertsdale Church of Spanish Fort. the choir and play the Christ. Arrangements by piano at various United The family will receive Cason Funeral Service friends one hour prior to in Foley. the service. Arrangements by SCHURR Mack Funeral Home & Sidney Aubrey Schurr, Crematory, Robertsdale. 67, of Lillian, passed away June 10, 2019. ORGERON Funeral service was Lillian Leola Orgeron, held Thursday, June 13, age 98, a native of Bay 2019 at Perdido Beach Minette, Alabama and a Baptist Church. resident of Daphne, Ala- Arrangements by bama, passed away on Cason Funeral Service, Friday, June 7, 2019. Foley. She was the family
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STAFF REPORT gations Command, said snakes came across a “badly decomposed,” so “We found no evidence identification. BCSO deputies were dead body in the woods,” he could have been there at the scene that would “We are cross-refer- SILVERHILL — In- called to the scene of Cadenhead said Monday. for quite some time. indicate foul play,” Ca- encing missing persons vestigators are seeking a heavily wooded area “Initially, the Silverhill The Baldwin County denhead said, “but that cases and welfare con- to identify the body of in the 13000 block of Police Department was Coroner’s office was determination will be cerns to see if we can a man that was found Alabama 104, off of Yo- called to investigate and called to conduct an made by the medical ex- determine any possibili- Sunday afternoon off semite Boulevard, east we were called to assist. examination of the aminer.” ties,” Cadenhead said. Alabama 104 between of Alabama 181, west of We will be taking over body and investigators Because of the ad- Anyone with infor- Silverhill and Fairhope. Silverhill at around 4 the investigation.” are hoping to have the vanced decomposition mation in the case is Capt. Clint Cadenhead p.m. Sunday. Cadenhead said the results from that exami- of the body, Cadenhead encouraged to call the with the Baldwin County “Apparently someone body appears to be nation by the end of the said, it could take some Baldwin County Sher- Sheriff’s Office Investi- claiming he was hunting that of a male that was week, Cadenhead said. time to determine an iff’s Office.
SHARK surprised by it than you know what they are and will remain cooler great white was tracked environment,” he said. scared,” Murphy said. capable of.” through the summer by the group in waters After 30 years of div- CONTINUED FROM 1 “He didn’t do anything Researchers say it is month because of the south of Navarre. ing, Murphy said he aggressive but yeah, not unusual for great depth. Murphy said it was was excited to have 10 – 12 feet long. They I grew up in the Jaws whites to enter the Earlier this spring his first great white spotted the shark that brought their film foot- era so that does come Gulf of Mexico. The a great white being sighting but not neces- was the stuff of leg- age to a marine biolo- to mind. We had to do a sharks general cruise tracked by OCEARCH, sarily the first time he ends. gist for confirmation decompression stop for the Atlantic Ocean and an international great has been in the water “That’s pretty special. and he agreed: they three minutes at 15 feet stay in colder waters. white shark research with the species. Now, do I want to see definitely had met their and that’s a long time Murphy said the wa- organization, visited “There’s no telling him again this week- first great white. when you’re sitting ters they were diving waters in the Pensacola what sees us that we end? Not especially,” he “We were more there looking down and in remained in the 60s area. Last year another don’t see. We’re in their said with a laugh.
COMMISSION to the public before the I-10, to be made into toll but they get presented Express project, David “It is only for this meetings and the 2020 roads. The bill only al- as facts and they get Conner, county attor- road,” Conner said. CONTINUED FROM 1 referendum. lows the county to build said four times so that ney, said. Proposals for “It’s limited to this “We need to have a new toll road north must make it a fact, the Mobile River bridge road and unlike an- idea, bring it forward some facts that are true to I-65 and prohibits such as we have the au- would set a toll on the other toll road project because we have looked facts,” she said. “We charges on any exist- thority to toll south but new bridge and the that’s being discussed at every other option. can’t just say there is ing roads in Baldwin that’s being said by the Bayway now being used in Mobile, the people We’re out of options.” no other way we can do County. naysayers.” by vehicles crossing the that are using the same Earlier work to build it. We need to be able “There are a number Some residents are bay on I-10. road that they are using the Beach Express to to say why there is no of naysayers and we’re also confusing state- Conner said the today to travel will still I-10 cost about $93 mil- other way we can do always going to have ments about state plans Beach Express toll pro- be able to use those lion. The route north that. So that we’ll know naysayers,” Davis said. for the toll on the Mo- posal would not allow same roads free. This is will be more expensive that either we have this “They create things as bile River Bridge and tolls on any roads now a brand-new road. It is because of the large or we won’t have the facts that aren’t facts, Bayway with the Beach being used without fees. different from Mobile.” number of streams and road.” wetlands. Nunnally Commissioner Joe said extending the high- Davis said misconcep- way to I-65 will require tions about the proj- 20 bridges. ect are already being Commissioner Bil- spread. One claim is lie Jo Underwood said that the bill would county officials need to allow existing roads, prepare all the facts on such as the existing the project to present Beach Express south of
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GulfCoastNewsToday.com From Baldwin County’s news innovator since 1890 8 • The Baldwin Times • June 14, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Religion A brief history of Unity on the Eastern Shore
Submitted and written by approach to life, Unity is Shore is a small congre- derstanding is enhanced good. at a local restaurant to- REV. GEER AND MEMBERS part of the progressive, gation with a “family” through reflective prayer 3. We create our life ex- gether. The third Sunday OF UES New Thought Movement, feel; it recognizes God’s and meditation. Unity periences through our offers a pot-luck meal which focuses on estab- presence in the world does not focus on cer- way of thinking. and social time. The Unity on the Eastern lishing a new and more and strives to bring peo- emonies or pretentious 4. There is power in fourth Sunday offers an Shore was founded in positive way of thinking, ple to a new level of spiri- worship. It provides a affirmative prayer, exchange of names for 1990 by the late Rev. Ted thus creating a way for tual awareness. It helps down-to-earth, simple which increases our prayer partners, a heal- Turner. The congrega- positive changes in life. people develop a Christ- practice for an expres- connection to God. ing circle with prayers tion met at several places Being non-dogmatic, like maturity through sion of faith in the One 5. Knowledge of these and blessings, as well as on the Eastern Shore, U.E.S. welcomes people practical applications Source of the Universe. spiritual principles is an invitation to include until he secured the of every race, culture, of positive methods for The five basic ideas not enough. We must family pets in that circle. building at 22979 U.S. lifestyle, and creed. It daily life, and equips peo- that make up the Unity apply and live them. When there is a fifth Hwy. 98, in Fairhope, is a loving community ple to demonstrate their belief system are: Sunday in a month, Rev. where it is today. Rev. focused on teaching, un- spiritual Truth through 1. God is the Source and Unity on the Eastern Geer does a free-wheel- Turner was abducted derstanding, and apply- service to others. Using Creator of all; there Shore holds a Celebra- ing question & answer and murdered in 1999, ing the principles of love positive instruction from is no other enduring tion of Life Service every session in lieu of a pre- leaving the church with- and mercy, as taught by various spiritual teach- power. God is good Sunday at 10:30 a.m. pared message, followed out steady leadership for Jesus and other spiritual ers, U.E.S. has a broad and present every- Every Sunday of the by eating out together. a while. Rev. Roxanne teachers. It provides a appeal to many people. where. month, U.E.S. offers Anyone seeking a truly Walters served as minis- Christ-centered gather- Rev. Geer encourages 2. We are spiritual be- something different. The positive way to finding ter for several years, and ing, where individuals people to explore and ings, created in God’s first Sunday offers cake the Divine Source, and Rev. Shirley Geer was can come together to love apply Unity’s teach- image. The spirit of and coffee for birthdays desiring a warm, loving installed as the minister and be loved, to heal and ings, based on one’s own God lives within each and anniversaries. The group in which to seek, is in June, 2006. be healed. spiritual understanding, person; therefore, all second Sunday offers the welcome at Unity on the With a metaphysical Unity on the Eastern and that spiritual un- people are inherently opportunity to eat out Eastern Shore.
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SUBMITTED PHOTOS First Presbyterian Church of Bay Minette honored church member and BCHS 2019 graduate Alexa Hicks with a graduation meal on Sunday, May 5. Alexa plans to go to Coastal Com- munity College and major in criminal justice and is leaning towards forensics. Her church family wishes her well and prays for God to guide her in her education and career choices.
UPCOMING COMMUNITY CHURCH EVENTS WE WANT YOUR SUBMISSIONS! VBS Birthday Blast, a 8:30 a.m. to noon. The they enjoy songs, crafts, what it has been like growing Submit your church events to Celebration of Life, at theme is “ Fully Rely On God games, goodies, and dramas. up in the age of technology [email protected] St. Patrick’s Parish in “ to be presented by Camp For more information, con- as queer and/or non-con- Robertsdale for K-5 through Dixie Counselors who are tact 251-943-2225. forming and what it has been queer woman of color. bingo night: June 28. 6th grade. Held June 17 - 21 part of Lutheran Outdoor like identifying as such in the We are located at 1150 from 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Free. Ministries. The church is Ecumenical Ministries, Deep South. YUM! Join Foley UMC on the INC. (EMI) will be celebrat- Fairhope Ave., Fairhope, and Registration deadline, June located at 12851 Perdido St. Brisa Ables is a senior in the service starts at 11 a.m. first Friday of every month 17. in Lillian. Phone: 251-962- ing our 50th anniversary International Baccalaureate from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for our 7682 for more information or soon! We would love for program at Fairhope High St. Peter’s Episcopal First Friday Fish Fry! Enjoy Fairhope Christian Church registration. you to join us for a reception School. She will be attending Church will be hosting Fish delicious white fish filets will host its fourth annual celebrating our remarkable the University of Alabama Fries on the first Thursday fried to golden perfection, First Responders’ Break- Enjoy a night of Christian past and our promising at Birmingham in the Fall of of every month from May accompanied by cole slaw, fast from 7 to 10 a.m. on music and fellowship at Pi- future. This celebration will 2019. She is active within through October (excluding baked beans, hush puppies, Saturday, June 22. All first re- ano Praise on Sunday, June take place on Wednesday, her school and community. July 4th) from 5 p.m. to 7 dessert, and a drink all for sponders are encouraged to 30 at 6 p.m. at Summerdale July 17 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. She started the High School p.m. Eat in or take out. $10 a donation of $8! You can attend so we can thank each Assembly of God (404 E. at The Table, located at 300 Democrats of America Club per plate and includes fresh even get your order to-go! No personally for their dedica- Broadway Ave.) Presenting N. Alston St., in Foley. This at FHS and was president of fried mullet, potato salad, reservation necessary. Next tion and unwavering service music by Victor Andzulis, site is the original location of Lighthouse Taskforce and cole slaw, baked beans, hush date: July 5. We are located to this community. 349 Harvey Earls, and Martin E. EMI’s office in Foley. the Diversity Club. She volun- puppies and a homemade at 915 N. Pine St. in Foley. Fairwood Blvd. in Fairhope. Tate. Free admission, love teered with the Lighthouse, dessert. St. Peter’s is located Call 251-943-4393 for more 251-928-8495. offerings accepted. For more Loss of a Spouse 2-hour seminar will be held on July the Rotary Youth center, with at 6270 Bon Secour Highway information. information call Norma Giles, immigration rights organiza- (corner of County Road 10 Healing Waters Church 251-978-3245. 20, from 10 a.m. to noon at JSUMC Comfort Sowers (HWC) Homecoming Zion Lutheran Church. Cost tions like the Alabama Coali- and County Road 49) in Bon Secour. Next date: Aug. 1. meets every first Tuesday Celebration! Celebrating The Glorybound Gospel is $5 per person. Featuring tion for Immigrant Justice, of the month at 9 a.m. at 13 years! Sunday, June 23 Band will be in concert a video, group sharing and a and with political organiza- Join St. Paul’s Episcopal the Biscuit King and JSUMC at 12:30 p.m. We are located Sunday, June 30 at 6 p.m. at booklet, all which help those tions and campaigns. She Church Life Center the CS 2.0 meets every third at 13150 Jaycee Road, Bay the Fairhope Avenue Baptist grieving over a spouse’s is planning on majoring in fourth Friday of each Sunday of the month at 11:30 Minette, AL 36507. Church in Fairhope. A Love death. Please call the church social work with a double month for Spaghetti at JSUMC, Building C. Next Our Weekly Schedule: Offering will be received office at 251-945-5209. Zion minor in Spanish and Inter- Dinner and Bingo. Dinner Dates: Tues., July 2, for Com- Sunday School is every at the concert. For more Lutheran Church located at national Studies, in hopes of is served at 6 p.m. and the fort Sowers and Sun., June Sunday morning at 10 a.m. information, contact 251- 15875 4th Avenue in Silver- pursuing international social games start at 6:30 p.m. 16 for CS 2.0. Join us as we Sunday Morning Worship is 928-0890. hill. work and one day working $5 for a full course dinner create comfort items such at 10:30 a.m. Sunday Morn- with UNICEF, the UN, or a New Life in Christ Church Fairhope Unitarian Fel- of spaghetti, salad, bread, as prayer shawls, fidget blan- ing Nursery opens at 10:30 similar organization. Brisa drink, and dessert. $20 for 11 kets, bears, and many more a.m. Monday Night Prayer is at 102 E. Berry Ave. in lowship invites you to has a passion for helping oth- Foley will have “Time Lab”, join us this Sunday for an games of Bingo. Play them items. All items are given at 6:30 p.m. and Wednesday ers and dreams of making all or share with a friend! We away for free to those suffer- Night Worship is at 7 p.m. Vacation Bible School July enlightening talk. Speaker: the world a better place for 8 through 12 from 9 a.m. Brisa Ables. Title of talk: WILL NOT be offering free ing from hardships, such as all. She believes that her firm babysitting this year, but kids illness, abuse, or other pain. Shepherd of the Bay until 12 p.m. for children ages ‘Sexuality in the 21st beliefs and values developed Lutheran Church will host 4 years through 12 years old. Century’. The teenage years: are still welcome. Everyone is For more information, please the way they did because welcome! We are located at call JSUMC at 251-928-9133. Vacation Bible School At Time Lab, everyone will confusion, discovery, and of growing up in the Deep for grades K-5 through 6th discover Jesus from eternity hormones. A panel of young 28788 N. Main St. in Daphne. All volunteers of any skill level South with the labels she Next spaghetti dinner and are invited! grade on June 24 - 28 from past to eternity future as people share their stories of identifies with: as a strong Gulf Coast Media • June 14, 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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Sriracha Kissed Fresh Snapper and more
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Place snapper Kissed Sauce on top of fish or homemade jelly. fishing spots will con- and never let you forget using fresh ingredients skin side down onto parch- allow guests to add as desired. I hope that you enjoy sume your day. Every you’re a man. Cause I’m including red snapper, ment paper. Evenly sprinkle Serve Peach Salsa on the side. Sriracha Kissed Fresh avid fishermen dreams a woman.” delicious peaches, local salt and pepper on the fish. This will allow everyone to add Snapper and More. My of coordinate numbers honey, hot jalapeno, Drizzle balance of olive oil on as they desire. Sriracha Kissed Sauce that will yield big fish in Fishing is good tart lime and red on- fish and with spoon evenly When serving fish from platter recipe and And More the boat. Because it IS for families ions. I love a mixture spread. Bake in oven for 20 for individual portions, slide a Peach Salsa is delicious minutes. Set timer. 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The 22nd Annual Jennifer Claire Moore Foundation Professional Rodeo to be held Aug. 1 – 3
Submitted riding, calf roping, team for the Jennifer Claire free children’s activities Foley. Tickets will also ways seeking volunteers roping, steer wrestling, Moore Foundation, the beginning nightly at 6 be available each night at and sponsors. From set- FOLEY —Professional break away roping and Rodeo will directly ben- p.m. General admission the gate of the Rodeo. up, parking, kid’s area, cowboys and cowgirls much more. The event’s efit the Foundation’s tickets are $15 for adults, Pre-rodeo festivities concession stand, tear from all over the country top sponsors include PeerHelper’s Programs $8 for children ages 3-12 in conjunction with the down and event spon- are getting ready for their South Baldwin Regional in 49 public and private years old, and free for rodeo that are free to the sorships. To learn more favorite Southeastern Medical Center, United elementary, middle, and ages 2 and under. Tick- public will all be held at about becoming a Peer Rodeo, the 22nd Annual Way of Baldwin County, high schools throughout ets will be available for the Foley Horse Arena. Helper Program Sponsor Jennifer Claire Moore WKRG, and Frances Baldwin County. Fami- pre-sale beginning June The Queens’ Horseman- or volunteer visit jen- Foundation Professional Holk-Jones State Farm. lies love to come each 15 at the Jennifer Claire ship Contest is Thurs- niferclairemoorefounda- Rodeo on Thursday, Au- Co-Founder and Chair- year knowing that not Moore Foundation at 819 day, July 25 which will tion.com/events/rodeo/ gust 1st, Friday, August man, Jennifer Claire only are they going to North McKenzie Street include the crowning of today! 2nd and Saturday, August Moore Foundation, have a great time, they in Foley, Summerdale the Queens. Porterhouse Visit peerhelpers.org, 3rd at the City of Foley Frances Holk-Jones, says will also be making a dif- Western Store on High- BBQ will be on site at 6 follow on Facebook at Horse Arena. This Rodeo “We are so grateful for ference in the lives of our way 59 in Summerdale, p.m. and Horsemanship Jennifer Claire Moore features exciting events the community’s support local youth!” and Frances Holk-Jones kicks off at 6:30 p.m. Foundation or call 251- including bull riding, of the rodeo each year. The Rodeo kicks off State Farm Insurance at The Jennifer Claire 971-3633 for more infor- barrel racing, bareback As the major fundraiser each night at 8 p.m. with 315 E. Laurel Avenue in Moore Foundation is al- mation. Gulf Coast Media • June 14, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 13 Alison Krauss to perform in Mobile this October
Submitted Record of the Year. She’s Taylor, The Cox Fam- cartoon movie charac- sold more than 12 mil- ily, Yo-Yo Ma, Johnny ters, including Bambi’s Born in Champaign, lion records to date, and Mathis, Cyndi Lauper, mother in Bambi II and Illinois, Alison Krauss her honors include 27 Heart, Bad Company Annabelle in Annabelle’s grew up listening to GRAMMYs, nine Coun- and Phish. She has re- Wish, as well as the everything from folk to try Music Association corded and toured with singing voice of Davey’s opera to pop and rock awards, 14 International Willie Nelson, whom she girlfriend in the Adam music, but quickly fell Bluegrass Music As- honored with a perfor- Sandler movie Eight in love with bluegrass — sociation awards, two mance during the 2015 Crazy Nights. when she began playing Academy of Country Gershwin Prize Tribute In 2013, she performed fiddle at the age of five. Music awards and two Concert. She will reunite at the Kennedy Center’s Shortly after, Krauss Gospel Music Associa- with Nelson this sum- “American Voices” fes- began entering fiddle tion awards. mer on a co-headlining tival that was created contests. At the age of 14, Windy City, her latest tour throughout North and hosted by Renee Rounder Records signed solo album, debuted at America. “Whiskey Lul- Fleming, and also hon- her to her first record no. 1 on the Billboard laby,” a duet which she ored Dolly Parton and deal and she went on to Top Country Albums performed with Brad Paul Simon with perfor- release her debut solo and Top Bluegrass Paisley, won two CMA mances during the Ken- album two years later. Albums charts and re- Awards in 2004. She has nedy Center Honors. She The accomplished blue- ceived two GRAMMY also produced albums has performed for three grass musician become nominations. The album for Alan Jackson, Nickel presidents — George W. a member of the Grand was produced by Buddy Creek and The Cox Fam- Bush, Bill Clinton and Ole Opry at age 21. Cannon, whose vocal ily. Barack Obama. Since 1985, Krauss harmonies Krauss grew Krauss has contrib- Tickets on sale now. has released 14 albums, up listening to and were uted songs to numer- Prices: $49.50, $69.50, including five solo, seven the soundtrack to her ous films, including $99.50 (Additional fees with her longtime band childhood. “Down to the River to may apply.) and musical collabora- Krauss frequently col- Pray” in the cult classic Purchase tickets at tors Union Station, and laborates with artists O Brother, Where Art www.ticketmaster. Mobile Civic Center Box 251-208-7381. Additional the Robert Plant col- from numerous genres, Thou? and “You Will Be com or in person at the Office (open Monday - fees, service charges laboration Raising Sand, including Dolly Parton, My Ain True Love” and Saenger Theatre Box Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and/or taxes may be which was certified Taylor Swift, Kenny Rog- “The Scarlett Tide” in Office (open Monday - and located at 401 Civic added to ticket prices. platinum and won five ers, Emmylou Harris, the film Cold Mountain. Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Center Drive). For infor- All dates, acts and ticket GRAMMYs, including Gillian Welch, Vince Gill, She has also provided and located at 6 South mation regarding acces- prices subject to change Album of the Year and The Chieftains, James the voice for several Joachim Street) or the sible seating tickets, call without notice.
Rosa Parks Museum to celebrate Juneteenth with free block party on June 22
MONTGOMERY — landed at Galveston, performing at 3 p.m. and Storytelling and arts event. Beisel, the museum’s Troy University’s Rosa Texas with news that the 4:30 p.m. and crafts for children For additional infor- K-12 education coordina- Parks Museum will war had ended and the The Red Mountain will also be a part of the mation, contact Donna tor, at 334-832-7295. celebrate Juneteenth on enslaved were free. Yellowhammers, an old- Saturday, June 22 with a Carla “The Truth” time string band from free block party includ- Youngblood, a profes- Birmingham, will also ing local performers and sional comedienne and provide a special perfor- vendors, food, arts and motivational speaker mance at noon, followed crafts, a children’s play from Birmingham, will by a presentation in the area and free museum serve as the emcee for museum’s auditorium. admission. the event. DJ at Large Other performances dur- The theme of the third will provide music ing the day include: the annual event, which will throughout the day and ASU Kids’ Choir at 11 take place from 11 a.m. the group Souled Out a.m., rapper DKR at 11:30 to 6 p.m., is “Celebrating Groove will headline a.m., and Strokez P at Freedom, Equality and the day’s musical acts, 2:30 p.m. Culture.” The section of Montgomery Street be- tween Lee and Moulton streets will be blocked off for the event. The oldest known cel- ebration commemorat- ing the ending of slavery in the United States, IVEY’S Juneteenth is celebrated on June 19, in recogni- tion of the date in 1865, FEBRUARYJune when Maj. Gen. Gordon May specialGranger $15.95 and his troops SSPECIALpecial Blacken Mahi Maux Choux Fresh Mahi Mahi filet black- ened toCancer perfection fundraiser topped with BLACKEggplantENED SBTUFFEDayou a spicy atcorn American maux Choux. Legion ORK HOPS Served over a bed of sautéed P $15.95C summer vegetableSonny Weeks, medley. a Foley resident, has recently $15.95 been diagnosed with Crawfish tails, lump crabmeat Stage 4 Bone Cancer. sautéedA 14 withoz. cut bellPork peppersChop, and Post 99 will be having a post wide fundraiser to stuffedmushroomswith spinach servedand mozzarella in a creolecheese, help this kind family. creamServed saucewith garlic over andfriedParmesan eggplant The event is open to the red mashed potatoes. public. medallions. A spaghetti dinner will be served on June 29. For Reservations The menu will include spaghetti, garlic bread, 251.947.4000 salad and a dessert. The cost will be $10 a plate. 18427 Pennsylvania St., There will also be a Robertsdale, AL V46211 rum basket raffle and AL2-L Crossfire band will pro- vide music at 6:30 p.m. 14 • The Baldwin Times • June 14, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media
10 tips for safer generator usage this summer Generators are golf car and personal manufacturer’s instruc- Do this before a storm critical during severe transport vehicle manu- tions, and never place hits. weather events, when facturers and suppli- a generator in your 2. Review the directions. the power can go out. ers, reminds home and garage or inside your Follow all manufac- They can bring power business owners to keep home or building. It turer’s instructions. to remote job sites, aid safety in mind when should be a safe distance Review the owner’s in disaster recovery and using generators. from the structure and manuals (look manu- assist homeowners in “Not having power not near an air intake.” als up online if you emergencies. During when you need it is frus- cannot find them) so hurricane season, the trating, so a generator Additional tips equipment is operated Outdoor Power Equip- can provide emergency include: safely. ment Institute (OPEI), backup power at a 1. Take stock of your 3. Install a battery-oper- SUBMITTED PHOTO an international trade reasonable cost,” says generator. Make sure ated carbon monoxide from heat sources. generator off and let it association representing Kris Kiser, President equipment is in good detector in your home. 5. Ensure portable gen- cool down. power equipment, small and CEO of OPEI. “It’s working order before This alarm will sound erators have plenty of 8. Plug in safely. If you engine, utility vehicle, important to follow all starting and using it. if dangerous levels ventilation. Genera- don’t yet have a trans- of carbon monoxide tors should NEVER fer switch, you can use enter the building. be used in an enclosed the outlets on the gen- 4. Have the right fuel on area or placed inside erator. It’s best to plug hand. Use the type of a home, a building, or in appliances directly fuel recommended by a garage, even if the to the generator. If the generator manu- windows or doors are you must use an ex- facturer to protect open. Place the gener- tension cord, it should this important invest- ator outside and away be heavy-duty and ment. It is illegal to from windows, doors, designed for outdoor use any fuel with and vents that could use. It should be rated more than 10% etha- allow carbon monox- (in watts or amps) at nol in outdoor power ide to drift indoors. least equal to the sum equipment. (For more 6. Keep the generator of the connected ap- information on proper dry. Do not use a gen- pliance loads. Make fueling for outdoor erator in wet condi- sure the cord is free of power equipment visit tions. Cover and vent cuts, and the plug has www.LookBeforeYou- a generator. Model- all three prongs. Pump.com). It’s best specific tents or 9. Install a transfer to use fresh fuel, but if generator covers can switch. A transfer you are using fuel that be found online for switch connects the has been sitting in a purchase and at home generator to the cir- gas can for more than centers and hardware cuit panel and lets 30 days, add fuel sta- stores. you power hardwired bilizer to it. Store gas 7. Only add fuel to a appliances. Most only in an approved cool generator. Before transfer switches also container and away refueling, turn the help avoid overload by displaying wattage usage levels. 10. Do not use the gen- erator to “backfeed” power into your home electrical system. Trying to power your home’s electrical wir- ing by “backfeeding” — where you plug the generator into a wall outlet — is danger- ous. You could hurt utility workers and neighbors served by the same transformer. Backfeeding bypasses built-in circuit protec- tion devices, so you could damage your electronics or start an electrical fire.
For more information about outdoor power equipment visit www. opei.org. Gulf Coast Media • June 14, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 15 Best Bets This Weekend
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Saturday, June 7 Every Wednesday through Monday through Aug. 11 Weeks Bay Plantation’s GLOWA Final Spring Harvest »» Intermittently from 7:45 – 9 p.m., pre-show parade at 7:45 p.m., GLOWA show starting at 8 p.m. Night of 2019 »» OWA »» 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. Let’s light up the night — GLOWA returns to OWA! Get ready to get down and dance as our DJs »» Weeks Bay Plantation pump all of your favorite tunes in our very own nighttime block party bash in Downtown OWA. Blueberry picking will be This year’s glow-party will be set up a little differently, with a variety of performances happening available from 8 a.m. - noon intermittently from 7:45 – 9 p.m. Enjoy hit songs, fun lights, and a one-of-a-kind fountain show and from 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. Live during GLOWA. Music, surprises, and a glowin’ good time is the best way to celebrate summer entertainment, food trucks, for the whole family! Our family-friendly GLOWA party will be Wednesday-Monday in the summer marketplace and more will starting at 7:45 p.m. GLOWA and its awesome DJs will take a break on Tuesday throughout the start at 4 p.m. and last until summer. Show Times: Every Wednesday through Aug. 11 GLOWA Pre-Show Parade at 7:45 p.m. the final note has been sung GLOWA show starting at 8 p.m. at 8 p.m.! We’ll close out the season to the tunes of The Poarch Nin- jas! Harvest Nights are a fun day/night for the entire family. Bring your blankets, chairs, BYOB and plan on spending time on the farm stocking up on organic blueberries, shopping local vendors, enjoy- ing delicious and local eats, watching the kids have a blast and listening to some amazing music under the stars. We will also have packaged berries for sale if you want to leave the picking up to us. Starting at 4 p.m. admission is $10 and kids 12 and under get in free! BEST WAY TO CELEBRATE SWEET SUMMER’S BOUNTY Saturday, June 7 3rd Annual Corn Festival and Car Show »» 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. »» Coastal Alabama Farmers and Fishermens Market, Foley The festival will be held Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Coastal Alabama Farmers and Fish- ermens Market in Foley. There will be free breakfast muffins and coffee and trophies, kids crafts, bouncy houses and a corn eating contest at 11 a.m.
Saturday in June »» Spanish Fort Community THE Center Shop locally grown produce and handmade goods. Adam & Jillian Holt – Live Music »» 7:30 p.m. 7 DAY FORECAST »» Manci’s Antique Club , Daphne ON THE COAST Sunday, June 16 Christina Christian – Friday, June 14 children. Live Music Spanish Fort »» 5 p.m. Sunset for Yoga Market Days »» Luna’s Eat & Drink, Orange »» 7 p.m. Beach »» 8 a.m. – noon, every »» Henry George Park, Fairhope Cobb Theatres Justin Howard Band – ,, Live Music PINNACLE 14 CINEMAS HWY. 59 NORTH OF THE »» 6:30 p.m. CANAL BRIDGE, GULF SHORES »» BILL-E’s, Fairhope • ICE COLD BEER! • STADIUM SEATING • DBOX MOTION SEATS • DIGITAL PROJECTION Father’s Day SHOWTIMES FOR FRIDAY 6/14/2019 THRU WEDNESDAY 6/19/2019. GET THE LATEST FORECAST Make-n-Take ALL SHOWTIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE. DON’T FORGET ABOUT $5 TUESDAYS! »» 1:30 p.m. FB: RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK PG-13 200, 700 **SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY** ANYTIME AT »» Daphne Public Library FATHOM: EMANUEL PG-13 7PM **MONDAY ONLY** THE GRINCH (FREE) PG 10AM **TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY ONLY** Twang Gang – LATE NIGHT R 1130, 150, 430, 710, 940 Live Music MEN IN BLACK: INTERNATIONAL PG-13 1110, 1200, 1250, 240, 330, 420, WKRG.COM » 7 p.m. 520, 610, 800, 900, 950, 1035 » 3D MEN IN BLACK: INTERNATIONAL PG-13 145, 700 »» Moe’s Original Bar B Que, DBOX MEN IN BLACK: INTERNATIONAL PG-13 1110, 420, 950 Daphne 3D DBOX MEN IN BLACK: INTERNATIONAL PG-13 145, 700 SHAFT R 1135, 205, 445, 745, 1020 DOWNLOAD OUR FREE APP TODAY! ALADDIN PG 1110, 1210, 155, 300, 440, 550, 730, 855, 1015 Saturday, June 15 DARK PHOENIX PG-13 1125, 210, 450, 725, 1010 GODZILLA PG-13 115, 410, 735, 1030 Special species JOHN WICK 3: PARABELLUM R 1240, 340, 700, 955 observe and MA R 1230, 255, 530, 755, 1025 explore day ROCKETMAN R 100, 405, 705, 955 SECRET LIFE OF PETS 2 PG 1120, 1215, 130, 225, 350, 500, 630, 720, 845, 935 »» 10 a.m. TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE * WE ARE NO »» Graham Creek Nature LONGER ABLE TO ACCEPT PASSES FOR ANY SONY FEATURES Preserve, Foley 251-923-0100 Advance Tickets available at Free educational activities for www.cobbtheatres.com JUNE 14, 2019 Baldwin Business Summer is here, have you reviewed your business plan?
Summer is HERE! It’s the last month of 2nd quarter SUBMITTED PHOTO but have you reviewed your business plan? Are you on schedule to meet your goals or the projections you pro- YOLANDA Infirmary Health cuts ribbon vided the bank? JOHNSON Did you miss the Baldwin Know Yo! Business County Sales & Use Tax/Li- cense Inspection Department on new DeBakey Career Center Workshop? This is a FREE workshop that is offered each quarter. Yes, it will be offered Submitted The total capital use this facility for ori- they expect to process again but why go through 3 more months of investment for the entation, training, meet- about 2,000 employees headaches when you can get your answers DAPHNE — Infirmary DeBakey Center was ings, conferences and through orientation and now. Every quarter l learn new information. Health is cutting the rib- $1.275M including other events. One of the more than 3,000 employ- Sales tax is owed by the consumer. What does bon on their new 6625 construction, training key uses will be for nurs- ees will receive training that mean? Sometimes the consumer is the square foot DeBakey equipment, furnishings, ing training. They’ll uti- at the center. business and sometimes the consumer is the Career Center located on appliances, audio-video lize the simulation and To learn more, visit customer. Did you know that some paper the fourth floor of Infir- equipment and comput- skills lab to give nurses Infirmary Health online products’ sales tax is included the overall mary Eastern Shore in ers. hands-on experience. at https://www.infirma- product being served to the customer? This Daphne. Infirmary Health will Over the next year, ryhealth.org/. includes many in food service, Dry Cleaners, Drug Stores, Retail Stores, etc. This particular code is referred to as the “Containers, Com- ponents of Containers, Labels, Pallets, and Shipping Supplies” and it is part of the Ala- bama Department of Revenue – Sales and Use tax Rules – Code of Alabama 1975, Sections 40-23-31 and 40-23-83 810-6-1-.69. So would you have ever found this on your own? I dare say not. You must know the Alabama Code related to your business so that you are applying the sales tax codes appropriately. It could be cost- ing you money or potentially cost you a huge penalty. Where can you find all of the Sales and Use Tax Codes of Alabama? The Alabama Department of Revenue’s website: https://revenue.alabama.gov/wp-content/ uploads/2017/10/Sales_Use_Rulebook.pdf The Baldwin County Taxpayer workshop is well worth your time. As a business owner, how can you not afford to attend? The next workshop is September 3, at 5pm, Robertsdale Courthouse Annex and no pre-registration is requested. Mark your calendars now, because it will be here before you know it. THANK YOU, Marcia, Ebony and Loren, ya’ll did a GREAT job and we know we are blessed to SUBMITTED PHOTO have ya’ll in the Baldwin County Sales & Use Tax/License Inspection Department. Do you know of any other county that provides this type of service? Kudo’s to all in this depart- Downtown Cigars opens on Main Street in Daphne ment! Next, save the date for the quarterly Submitted invites people to escape includes private lock- hosting Cohiba Cigars Alabama Department of Revenue B.E.S.T the fast-paced world ers, the opportunity to and Dettling Bourbon. Workshop in Mobile which is July 11 at 10 DAPHNE — The new to settle down over a host private events and More details about this a.m. and 2 p.m. Downtown Cigars on luxury cigar to connect a continuously growing event will be coming out Main Street in Olde with others. list of services. on their Facebook page Yolanda “Yo” Devine Johnson is a native of Towne Daphne is pro- Aside from offer- Downtown Cigars https://www.facebook. Baldwin County and is a Business Advisor with viding a place for cus- ing rare cigars, wines plans to continue their com/Downtowncigar/. the Alabama Small Business Development Cen- tomers to savor their and spirits, Downtown opening celebrations Downtown cigars is ter. You may access business information and time. Cigars can match any throughout the month located at 1714 Main register for these services at www.asbdc.org. This cigar lounge budget. Their lounge of May with a big event Street in Daphne.
Jimmy John’s Sandwich Shop opens in Foley Submitted team is excited to serve sliced pickles and 16” Founded in 1983 by fresh, fast and tasty Giant sandwiches.” Jimmy John Liautaud in FOLEY — A new sandwiches to a new Burckhartt says he Charleston, Ill., Jimmy Jimmy John’s sandwich set of customers in the plans to hire around 25 John’s has built its repu- shop located at 1750 South area,” said owner Jimmy employees. Anyone inter- tation on serving up fast SUBMITTED PHOTO McKenzie Street is now Burckhartt. “We’re also ested can apply online at and fresh sandwiches in locations across 43 states. venient catering for any open and ready to serve excited for our customers Indeed.com, MayoMafia. communities across the The new Jimmy John’s occasion. Customers can gourmet sandwiches to to try our new products Net, or stop by the store, country and is one of in Foley will deliver sand- stop by the new location, the people of Foley. including the grab-and-go open daily from 10:30 a.m. the fastest growing fran- wiches right to your door call the store at 251-943- “This will be our first Frenchie, 9-Grain Wheat – 9 p.m., and fill out an ap- chises in the U.S. with if you are inside the deliv- 0522, or order online at store in Foley and our Sub, Kickin’ Ranch®, plication. over 2,800 Jimmy John’s ery area and offers con- online.jimmyjohns.com. Gulf Coast Media • June 14, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 17 Hilton Garden Inn Mobile East Bay/Daphne completes major renovation Submitted “Our hotel has been ties include an onsite in Daphne for over a fitness center with DAPHNE — The 124- decade,” said General Precor equipment, in- room Hilton Garden Manager Lee Gayle. “We door heated pool, onsite Inn Mobile East Bay/ completed this renova- guest laundry, wireless Daphne located at 29546 tion to demonstrate our printing in our business North Main Street has commitment to provid- center, 2,125 square feet completed a compre- ing travelers in this area of meeting space, and hensive renovation with quality accommo- onsite catering available encompassing all guest dations and value-added to fit every need. rooms and public spaces. services synonymous The Hilton Garden The multi-million dollar with the Hilton Garden Inn Mobile East Bay/ renovation added new Inn.” Daphne features an on- modern comforts and Hotel guest rooms site restaurant, the Gar- upgraded guest ameni- feature brand new Serta den Grille and Bar. The ties throughout the en- Perfect Sleeper mat- Garden Grille and Bar is SUBMITTED PHOTO tire hotel. Managed by tresses, High Definition open daily for a cooked- an excellent list of ser- experience our bright your stay by calling our Commonwealth Hotels, televisions, ergonomic to-order breakfast, and vices, the Hilton Garden hearted hospitality. hotel directly at 251-625- the hotel caters to both Herman Miller desk dinner service Monday Inn Mobile East Bay/ Located just a short 10 0020, online at mobilee- the business and leisure chairs, refrigerators, – Saturday nights with Daphne is sure to make minute drive to down- astbaydaphne.hgi.com, travelers providing the microwaves, Keurig Cof- specials available each any guest feel right at town Mobile with easy or for group reserva- perfect mix of amenities feemakers, and compli- night. home. The renovations access to businesses and tions by contacting our to suit every traveler’s mentary WiFi. Boasting spacious take this top-rated hotel attractions in surround- Sales Department at 251- needs. Additional ameni- accommodations and to the next level. Come ing areas. You may book 406-8650.
Homewood Suites Mobile East Bay/Daphne completes major renovation Submitted guests experience from extended stay: a fully Suites Mobile East Bay/ 150 guests. calling our hotel directly beginning to end with equipped kitchen with Daphne provides compli- Located just a short 10 at 251-621-0100, online at DAPHNE — The the service and experi- a stove top, dishwasher, mentary breakfast daily minute drive to down- mobileeastbaydaphne. 104-room Homewood ence they have come to microwave and full size and an evening recep- town Mobile with easy homewoodsuites.com, or Suites Mobile East Bay/ expect from Homewood refrigerator with ice tion Monday through access to businesses for group reservations Daphne located at 29474 Suites,” said General maker. Thursday nights for our and attractions in sur- by contacting our Sales North Main Street has Manager Cherrylyn Additional amenities guests. The hotel also rounding areas. You Department at 251-406- completed a compre- Ethier. include an onsite fit- has an outdoor patio may book your stay by 8650. hensive renovation The Homewood ness center with Precor area with grills available encompassing all guest Suites Mobile East Bay/ equipment, outdoor salt- for guests use. rooms and public spaces. Daphne features studio, water pool, onsite guest Spacious meeting The multi-million dollar one-bedroom, and two laundry, 24 hour busi- rooms are available to renovation added new bedroom suites. Each ness center, and onsite fit every need. The hotel modern comforts and suite includes the mod- catering available to fit boasts 2,010 square feet upgraded guest ameni- ern comforts of home every need. of meeting space that ties throughout the en- that are ideal for an The Homewood can accommodate up to tire hotel. Managed by Commonwealth Hotels, the hotel caters to the extended stay, business, and leisure travelers. “Our loyal guests already enjoy the fresh new look and comfort- able surroundings the renovation provides. We feel our newly renovated guest rooms and public spaces will enhance our SUBMITTED PHOTO
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USAJaguars.com broadcast the annual The Jaguars’ con- Television informa- chased by calling (251) “Battle For The Belt” test against Georgia tion and kickoff times 461-1USA (1872). The Jaguars will at Troy on Wednesday, Southern — their first for the rest of South's Join the South Circle, appear a minimum of Oct. 16. at home in Sun Belt 2019 schedule will be the unrestricted giving four times on ESPN’s Kickoff time in Lin- action — is slated for released at a later date. option of the University networks after it was coln, Neb., has been set a 6:30 p.m. start, with For more information of South Alabama Ath- revealed that the pro- for 11 a.m. (CDT), with game time at Troy set about South Alabama letics. Contributions to gram’s 2019 opener USA’s first two homes for 7 p.m. athletics, check back South Circle directly at Nebraska on Aug. games against Jackson It was also an- with www.usajaguars. support all 17 sports in 31 will air on ESPN already scheduled to State and Memphis get- nounced that South’s com, and follow the addition to various sup- while South’s non- appear on ESPNU on ting underway at 6 p.m. Sept. 21 visit to Ala- Jaguars at www.twit- port programming. For conference match-up at Thursday, Oct. 3 when and 2:30 p.m., respec- bama-Birmingham will ter.com/USAJaguarS- more information on home against Memphis they play host to Geor- tively. The match-up be broadcast at 2:30 ports. Season tickets how you can join visit: Sept. 14 can be seen on gia Southern as well as with JSU will be broad- p.m. on the NFL Net- for all Jaguar athletic http://jaguarathletic- ESPNU. The Jags were on ESPN2, which will cast live on ESPN+. work. events can be pur- fund.com/give.
AHSAA announces recipients for 2019 ‘Making a Difference’ award MONTGOMERY – ganizations. This year’s The honorees will be who go beyond their nor- women who take their and service, all of which Seven individuals who recipients are John Har- recognized at the Cham- mal duties as a coach, positions as role mod- have enabled these in- have made an impact as din, Hackleburg High pionship Coaches Ban- teacher or administra- els for their students, dividuals to have a life- exemplary role models School (1A) principal; quet at the Renaissance tor to make a positive faculty and community changing impact on the have been selected as Lisa Bates, Sand Rock Montgomery Conven- impact in their schools very seriously. Each community or school the 2019 Making a Differ- High School (2A) girls’ tion Center July 19. The and communities. This have had a major posi- where they serve.” ence Award recipients basketball and volleyball 6 p.m. event will close year’s recipients include tive impact in their com- Savarese said this spe- by the Alabama High coach; Willie Wright, out the 2019 AHSAA two principals, three munities and schools cial award exemplifies School Athletic Associa- Pike County (3A) prin- Summer Conference and athletic directors, one and across the state and what makes education- tion (AHSAA) and the cipal; Chris Goodman, All-Star Sports Week for basketball coach and are excellent choices for based sports so impor- Alabama High School Alabama Christian member schools. The Of- one track coach. One what this award stands tant. Athletic Directors & Academy (4A) softball ficials’ Awards luncheon of the athletic directors for,” said AHSAA Execu- “This is one way we Coaches Association coach;Russ Holcomb, will officially close out also serves as head foot- tive Director Steve Sava- can honor them for the (AHSADCA). Hamilton High School the week on Saturday, ball coach, one is a head rese. “This award is the examples they set and One recipient from (5A) football coach; D. July 20, at the Renais- volleyball coach and the most important honor the life lessons they each of the AHSAA’s Mark Mitchell, WKKR sance at 11:30 a.m. other is a head basket- a professional educator teach on a daily basis,” seven classifications Radio (iheart) sports an- The Making a Dif- ball coach. in our state can receive. he said. was chosen from nomi- nouncer, Opelika (6A); ference Award was es- “The recipients in this Characteristics consid- For a brief synopsis nations submitted by and Ken Storie, Jeffer- tablished in 2011 by the 2019 Making a Differ- ered for this prestigious of the Making a Differ- AHSAA member schools son County Schools Ath- AHSAA and AHSADCA ence class are excellent award include the recipi- ence recipients for 2019, and other support or- letic Director (7A). to recognize individuals examples of men and ent’s character, integrity visit AHSAA.com.
Robertsdale 6-U All-Stars win District Championship
Submitted by JARRETT BAILEY
CITRONELLE — The Robertsdale 6U All- Stars team won the district title Tuesday. The Hub-City baseball club went 5-1 over the four-day tournament to claim the champi- onship trophy in the district tournament. Robertsdale defeated Mims and Grand Bay, lost to Citronelle and then beat Daphne and Players are, kneeling, from left, Barrett Wilson, Tais Dunlavy, Demarco Milton, Izaiah McMillan, Kolby Wilson, Caleb Kent; standing, from left, Quinton Sanders, Liam Blocker, Westside to advance to Easton Bailey, Bryant Pfieffer, Tucker Nelson and Kenneth Nord. Coaches are manager the finals for a rematch Logan Nelson, Everette Dunlavy, Kevin Wilson and Lawrence McMillan. with Citronelle Tues- SUBMITTED PHOTOS day night. Robertsdale All-Stars 30-21 for the Robertsdale now plays 22-25 in Theodore for topped the Citronelle 2019 District Champion. the weekend of June the State Tournament. Easton Bailey heads to first base for Robertsdale 6U.
South Alabama, Hancock Whitney partner in naming of USA football stadium
GetOnCampus.com comprehensive financial with Hancock Whitney, mission is to help people medical services to the Included in the plans partnership between the and we look forward to in our communities greater South Alabama are a state-of-the-art MOBILE — The two organizations. welcoming our students, achieve their dreams. community, and we are video board and sound University of South “We are excited and alumni and fans to Han- We are delighted to proud to help them ad- system, an end-zone Alabama and Hancock proud to partner with an cock Whitney Stadium provide the expertise vance their mission.” terrace, 18-seat suites, a Whitney has announced established, respected in 2020.” and support to help en- The 25,000-seat Han- club level with 800 seats, that the University’s financial services com- Under the terms of the able the growth of the cock Whitney Stadium and premier chair-back new on-campus football pany that is headquar- 10-year agreement, Han- University of South will be located on the and benchback seating stadium, scheduled tered on the Gulf Coast,” cock Whitney will pro- Alabama,” said Hancock west side of campus, options. The site will to open in 2020, will said USA President vide the University with Whitney Regional Presi- adjacent to the Jaguar include hospitality areas be named Hancock Tony Waldrop. “We look an array of financial and dent Robbie Baker. “The Training Center, Foot- for tailgating, events Whitney Stadium in forward to a long and investment services. University provides ex- ball Fieldhouse and recognition of a new, successful relationship “Hancock Whitney’s cellent educational and football practice fields. SEE SOUTH, PAGE 19 Gulf Coast Media • June 14, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 19 Preview of the 2019 Men’s College Baseball World Series
The women had their Vanderbilt Commodores Championship title. postseason. This is with the three-run score from ticipating in the College championship run in the (54-11), No. 5 seeded Only the Michigan the conference cham- freshman infielder Ryan World Series. 2019 Women’s Arkansas Ra- Wolverines have won a pionship tournament Bliss. The Tigers also This Saturday will College Soft- zorbacks (46-18), World Series title dating as well as the regional had four of their players start off the College ball World No. 6 seeded back to the 1953 and 1962 tournament and super accounted for two runs World Series with a Series with the Mississippi State World Series Tourna- regional tournament in each. game one matchup of UCLA Bruins Bulldogs (51-13), ment. The Wolverines’ Chapel Hill, North Caro- The Commodores will the Michigan Wolver- grabbing the No. 7 seeded last appearance in the lina. be the favorites to win ines versus the Texas National Cham- Louisville Car- Men’s College World The Tigers brought the College World Series Red Raiders. Game two pionship title MICHAEL dinals (49-16), Series was in the 1984 their tenacious and as they were ranked on Saturday will be be- in Oklahoma HANICH No. 8 seeded tournament. consistent batting with fourth in the nation in tween the Florida State City. Now it is Sports Texas Tech Red The Auburn Tigers them to the regional and batting average (.349) Seminoles versus the Analysis the men’s turn Raiders (49-16), are the team with the super regional tourna- and were highly con- Arkansas Razorbacks. as eight teams Florida State second-longest College ment. In game three sistent in the fielding The next two games will will compete for the 2019 Seminoles (38-26), Michi- World Series appearance of the super-regional game. The Wolverines continue Sunday with Men’s College Baseball gan Wolverines (46-20), drought with their last matchup against the No. will be on high vibes game three being a jug- World Series in Omaha, and the Auburn Tigers appearance coming in 1 seeded North Carolina with their victory over gernaut matchup of the Nebraska, starting this (38-26) will all be compet- 1997. The Tigers are the Tarheels, the Tigers the No. 1 ranked UCLA Louisville Cardinals ver- weekend. The World ing in the World Series only team in the tourna- started off the top of the Bruins in the Los Ange- sus the Vanderbilt Com- Series Tournament is a in Omaha. ment that has a losing first inning with a 13-0 les super regionals. The modores. Sunday will battle of four SEC teams Seven of the teams regular season confer- lead. The Tigers ended Wolverines ranked 14th conclude with a game and then a collective competing in the Col- ence record of 14-16. up winning that match in earned runs average four SEC matchup of the of the other top confer- lege World Series are Auburn is in this College with a 14-7 score that (3.49) in the regular sea- Auburn Tigers versus ences in the nation. attempting to win their World Series through put them in the College son, which is the highest the Mississippi State The No. 2 seeded first ever National their fantastic run in the World Series thanks to of any other team par- Bulldogs.
2019 ASWA Super All-State baseball, softball players announced
TUSCALOOSA — The tian »» 2007: John David Smelser, dendale Grissom Christian, (football) Alabama Sports Writers »» Braden Hughes, Springville Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa »» Haley Pittman, Alabama »» 2005: Tara Donaldson, Baker »» 2016: Alex Wilcox, Brantley Association released its »» Jackson Kimbrell, Oak Moun- »» 2006: Del Howell, American Christian »» 2004: Anna Thompson, (softball) top players for 2019, in- tain Christian »» Kassidy Wilcox, Brantley Grissom cluding the ASWA Miss »» Pico Kohn, Chilton County »» 2005: Colby Rasmus, Russell »» Savannah Woodward, »» 2003: Holly Currie, Pisgah The ASWA Jimmy Smoth- Softball and Mr. Baseball »» Dylan Ray, Bob Jones County Hayden ers Courage Award is, ASWA Jimmy Smothers awards which recognize »» Matt Snell, G.W. Long »» 2004: Patrick White, Daphne named for the former the top prep player in Al- ASWA Miss Softball Courage Award Winners Gadsden Times sports »» Grayson Stewart, Providence »» 2003: Joey Doan, Baker Winners »» 2019: Scott McAlpine, abama this past season. Christian »» 2002: Allen Ponder, Lee- editor. The award honors G.W. Long’s Libby Scott Academy »» 2019: Libby Baker, G.W. Long Haleyville (football, baseball) an athlete who overcomes Baker is 2019’s Miss ASWA Mr. Baseball »» 2001: Eric West, Southside- »» 2018: Leanna Johnson, »» 2018: Anna Bryant, Pleasant adversity as well as ac- Softball and Morgan Winners Gadsden Brantley Valley (volleyball) complishing excellence in Academy's Gunnar Hen- »» 2019: Gunnar Henderson, »» 2000: Wade Miller, G.W. Long »» 2017: Annie Willis, Westmin- »» 2017: Ethan Hearn, Mobile sports. ster Christian derson was selected as Morgan Academy »» 1999: Matthew Maniscalco, the ASWA’s Mr. Baseball »» 2018: Jeremiah Jackson, St. Oxford »» 2016: Ashlee Swindle, Curry at the ASWA Conven- Luke’s »» 2015: Lacey Sumerlin, Baker tion Awards Banquet on »» 2017: Tanner Burns, Decatur 2019 ASWA Super All- »» 2014: Madi Moore, Winfield June 2. Haleyville’s Scott »» 2016: Owen Lovell, Cullman State Softball »» 2013: Kasey Cooper, Dothan McAlpine was named the »» 2015: Brax Garrett, Florence »» Miss Softball: Libby Baker, »» 2012: Haylie McCleney, Mor- G.W. Long Jimmy Smothers Cour- »» 2014: Cody Reed, Ardmore timer Jordan age Award recipient. »» Hannah Borden, Hewitt- »» 2011: Shelby Holley, Pisgah »» 2013: Keegan Thompson, Trussville Cullman »» 2010: Leigh Streetman, 2019 ASWA Super »» Kaylyn Dismukes, Holtville All-State Baseball »» 2012: Mikey White, Spain Hueytown Park »» Alea Johnson, Fairhope »» 2009: Hilary Phillips, Ider »» Mr. Baseball: Gunnar Hender- »» Madisyn Kennedy, Macon- son, Morgan Academy »» 2011: Daniel Koger, Huntsville »» 2008: Lindsey Dunlap, Huey- East town »» Jordan Beck, Hazel Green »» 2010: Daryl Norris, Fairhope »» Ainsley Lambert, Spanish » 2007: Whitney Larsen, »» Chandler Best, McGill-Toolen »» 2009: Luke Bole, Hartselle » Fort Vestavia Hills »» Ethan Hearn, Mobile Chris- »» 2008: Tyler Stovall, Hokes »» Carlee McCondichie, Gar- Bluff »» 2006: Anna Thompson,
SOUTH an excellent experience The University of sion I athletic teams that to fans and the broader South Alabama is a compete in the Sun Belt CONTINUED FROM 18 community. comprehensive, global Conference. More infor- “We are proud to align research and teaching mation about Hancock and recreational vehicle our brand to this new university. The USA Whitney is available at parking. showpiece venue,” he Jaguars field 17 Divi- HancockWhitney.com. “Hancock Whitney said. Stadium will propel The University will South Alabama football release more informa- and all Jaguar athletics tion about ticketing and programs to a new level parking. Fundraising for of excellence, success the stadium continues and prestige,” said Joel and additional sponsor- Erdmann, director of ship and donor opportu- athletics. “We have been nities are available. deliberate and meticu- To support Hancock lous in planning every Whitney Stadium, aspect of this stadium contact Joel Erd- project, and our stu- mann at jerdmann@ dents, alumni and fans southalabama.edu or will be proud to call it 251-460-7121, or Jacob home.” Ludwikowski at jlud- Hancock Whitney wikowski@southala- Chief Executive Officer bama.edu or 251-461-1553 John Hairston said the or visit GetOnCampus. new stadium will offer com.
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