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By ALLISON MARLOW grown all too typical across JOHN UNDERWOOD / [email protected] the United States. STAFF PHOTO Residents here say the as- Bruce Pearl FOLEY — Last weekend at sistant manager of a local the Beulah Heights neighbor- Domino’s Pizza racially pro- hood park, children played filed the neighborhood when Pearl with beach balls. They dan- she refused to send a delivery gled triangular slices of pizza driver there after nightfall. talks faith, above their mouths and gig- On June 30 Beulah Heights gled as the cheese slid down resident Debbie Smith logged onto their noses. on to the Domino’s Pizza opportunity It was a fun, typical neigh- website to place an order. borhood party in a typical When the website showed an at United neighborhood park. error, Smith called the store The reason for the celebra- Way kickoff tion, attendees said, has also SEE DOMINOS, PAGE 7 ALLISON MARLOW / STAFF PHOTO By JOHN UNDERWOOD [email protected]
“War Eagle!” came Remembering 9-11 the shout from the stage at the 2019 Cam- paign Kick Off Lun- cheon, held Thursday, Sept. 5 at the Daphne Civic Center. When the shout was reciprocated by many of the Auburn faith- ful in attendance, Ti- gers men’s basketball coach Bruce Pearl re- sponded, “I don’t have a speech. That was it.” But he didn’t stop there, talking, of course, about the Ti- gers’ historic Final Four run, which ended in a 63-62 loss to Vir- ginia when Cavalier GUY BUSBY / STAFF PHOTO senior Kyle Guy sank First responders and city employees gathered in Fairhope Wednesday to commemorate those lost in the 9-11 attacks, 18 years ago. Memorials three free throws with were held across the county and the nation. under one second to play. But Pearl also talked about his faith in God, how that has been an integral part of shap- Governor removes Gulf Coast Media ing the lives of young Sen. Chris Elliott from launching Big Beautiful men, and making a dif- SEE PEARL, PAGE 3 ATRIP-II committee Baldwin’s Best of 2020 BALDWIN FAST FACTS By ALLISON MARLOW Elliott first learned of By PARKS ROGERS as Baldwin’s Best in their line [email protected] his removal from the com- Publisher of work. mittee from a post from the After a nomination period, Baldwin County brought in On Sept. 9, Gov. Kay Alabama Political Reporter On Monday, Sept. 16, Gulf voting will begin. Every day, nearly a third of the total Ivey removed Baldwin blog. Coast Media will proudly readers, friends, family and travel related earnings for County Sen. Chris Elliott “I was disappointed to ini- launch a fun readers’ choice customers vote for their the state, with $1.62 billion, (R – Daphne) from the tially learn through a single poll named the “Big Beautiful favorites from among the with an 8.4 percent increase ATRIP-II committee she had online blog of the Gover- Baldwin’s Best of 2020.” nominated groups including from 2017 and almost double appointed him to earlier this nor’s decision to remove me Readers can visit Gulf Coast automotive, business, com- the next closest county’s year, a move Elliott said he from the ATRIP II Commit- Media’s website at www. munity, education, food and numbers. believes was politically mo- tee,” Elliott said. “Unfortu- gulfcoastnewstoday.com/be- drink, medical and wellness, tivated due to his opposition nately, this action did not stof2020/ and nominate their shopping and commerce and Source: Alabama Tourism to the Mobile River Bridge favorite Baldwin businesses Department tolling project. SEE GOVERNOR, PAGE 7 in categories to be recognized SEE BEST, PAGE 4
Deaths Page 6 Gulf Gay Ann Deason Coast John (Jack) Heald Media Susan Annette Sykes VOLUME 129 • ISSUE 18 Kathleen C. Vinson 1 SECTION • 28 PAGES 2 • The Baldwin Times • September 13, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media The Baldwin Times 4-H offers new community clubs this fall
901 N. McKenzie St., Foley, AL 36535-3546 By ALLISON MARLOW first meeting will be equipment and horses [email protected] held Sept. 19 at 5:30 are provided. Cost is PHONE: (251) 943-2151 | FAX: (251) 943-3441 p.m. at the Summerdale $120 per student. [email protected] Three new 4-H youth Community Center, 300 The program meets clubs will kick off this W. Jackson Ave. Meet- every Tuesday for eight Allison Marlow Classified Advertising fall in Fairhope, Bay Mi- ings will be held every weeks from Oct. 1 – Nov. Managing Editor Whisper Edwards nette and Summerdale. third Thursday of the 19 from 5:30 – 6:30 p.m . allisonm@gulfcoast whisper@gulfcoast The programs will month through Decem- in Fairhope. media.com media.com focus on gardening, Gulf Coast Research ber. To learn more about cooking, leadership and and Extension Center, The 4-H is also spon- any of these programs, Tony Whitehead Legal Advertising citizenship and are open 3800 Hwy 104.Meetings soring a horse project or to register, contact Sports Editor April M. Perry to children ages 9 - 18. will be held every third this fall. Participants Sarah Butterworth, tony@gulfcoast legals@gulfcoast In Fairhope, the first Monday of the month must be ages 9 – 18 and 4-H Agent, via email at media.com media.com meeting will be held through December. will learn to care for [email protected] or call Sept. 16 at 5:30 at the In Summerdale, the and ride horses. The 251-937-7176. Parks Rogers Publisher [email protected] Portion of County Road 9 to close for bridge replacement To subscribe, make an address change or vacation delivery stop, you may call our office at (251) 943-2151, go online at By JOHN UNDERWOOD of the project, Mitchell www.gulfcoastnewstoday.com and click on the “e-edition” link in [email protected] said. the black toolbar. Under “don’t have an id’ there is an option for According to an advi- how to become a subscriber. or email amber@gulfcoastmedia. MARLOW — A por- sory issued Thursday, com. tion of County Road 9 Sept. 5 by the Highway ©Gulf Coast Media 2019. No part of this newspaper may be between County Road Department, the road reproduced without the prior written consent of the group 28 and Underwood Road will be closed beginning publisher or associate publisher. Opinions of editorial or will close on Monday, Monday, Sept. 23 and re- general columnists or those reflected in submitted letters Sept. 23 and remain main closed until Friday, do not necessarily reflect the editorial position of this closed for more than 5 March 6. newspaper. months to replace the The Highway Depart- The Baldwin Times (USPS 040-560) is published weekly, bridge over Barner ment also issued a re- with its office located at 901 N. McKenzie St., in Foley, AL 36535. Periodicals postage paid at Foley, AL 36535. Subscription rates: Branch. vised travel advisory on In-county annual, $38.50 plus local sales tax; six-month, $22.50 The project, which Monday, Sept. 9 stating SUBMITTED PHOTO plus local sales tax; senior citizen annual, $36.00 plus local will cost just under $1 that a bridge project over ing completion, Mitchell are unable to cross the sales tax; six-month, $20.50 plus local sales tax; and out-of- million, has been in the Bushy Creek on Hoyle said, and is now open to bridge,” he said, stating county annual, $78.00, six-month, $39.00. works for more than a Bryars Road between traffic. that the Barner Branch POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: The Baldwin Times, year, said Tyler Mitchell, County Road 61 and Dyas Bridge replacement is bridge had been road- 901 N. McKenzie St., Foley, AL 36535-3546. construction manager Road will remain closed done for a variety of rea- rated by the Alabama with the Baldwin County until Thursday, Oct. 31. sons, Mitchell said. Department of Trans- Highway Department. A third bridge con- “The state will road- portation for well over a Newell and Bush Con- struction project, on rate a bridge, meaning year. “That is one of the struction of Montgom- County Road 9 over that certain vehicles criteria, along with age ery will be in charge Polecat Creek is near- over a certain weight and condition.” Gulf Coast Media • September 13, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 3 Baldwin County awarded Federal funds
Submitted county. The selection Board was charged to uted among the emer- profit or unit of govern- Emergency Food and was made by a National distribute funds appro- gency food and shelter ment, 2) be eligible to Shelter Program funds Baldwin County has Board that is chaired priated by Congress to programs run by local receive Federal funds, must contact Lana been awarded Federal by the U.S. Department help expand the capac- service organizations 3) have an account- Mummah at United funds made available of Homeland Security’s ity of food and shelter in the area. The Local ing system, 4) practice Way of Baldwin County, through the Depart- Federal Emergency programs in high-need Board is responsible for nondiscrimination, 5) P.O. Box 244, Foley, AL ment of Homeland Management Agency areas around the coun- recommending agencies have demonstrated the 36536, 251-943-2110 for Security (DHS)/Federal and consists of repre- try. to receive these funds capability to deliver an application. The Emergency Manage- sentatives from Ameri- A Local Board made and any additional emergency food and/or deadline for applica- ment Agency under the can Red Cross; Catholic up of representation funds made available shelter programs, and tions to be received is Emergency Food and Charities, USA; Na- for the public sector, under this phase of the 6) if they are a private Friday, September 20, Shelter National Board tional Council of the representation for pri- program. voluntary organization, 2019. Community Ac- Program (Phase 36). Churches of Christ in vate organizations, and Under the terms have a voluntary board. tion Agency of South Baldwin County has the USA; The Jewish a representative for of the grant from the Qualifying agencies are Alabama is an equal op- been chosen to receive Federations of North the homeless will de- National Board, local urged to apply. portunity employer and $2,800 to supplement America; The Salvation termine how the funds agencies chosen to re- Public or private administers the emer- emergency food and Army; and, United Way awarded to Baldwin ceive funds must: 1) be a voluntary agencies in- gency, food and shelter shelter programs in the Worldwide. The Local County are to be distrib- private voluntary non- terested in applying for funds.
PEARL tion?’ doing.” a jewel right here in keep 30A, Gulf Shores Alabama Nov. 12 at the “God would want you Pearl also said he Baldwin County,” he and Orange Beach Mitchell Center on the CONTINUED FROM 1 to work hard and give enjoyed coming to the said. “When I came to have some of the best USA campus. your best effort, on the Gulf Coast, a trip he Auburn it didn’t take beaches around and “If I am called, I ference in the commu- court and in the class- and his family have us long to figure out we’ll be back, you can am always willing to nity, which is what the room. For me, that’s made close to a dozen how close we are to the guarantee it.” serve,” he said. “If you United Way — and its 31 motivation enough.” times since coming to beaches. We’ve been to Pearl said he will be call me, I will be here.” member agencies — is That question was Auburn in 2014. 30A, Gulf Shores and back in the Mobile-area all about. never more at the fore- “I don’t think I have Orange Beach, and let when his team plays See more United Way “I was asked to speak front than following to tell you, but you have me tell you, you can the University of South coverage on page 16. here today because I that final contest of the am the men’s basket- 2018-19 campaign. ball coach at Auburn “People have asked University,” he said. “I me all the time, ‘How do agreed to speak here you deal with that type today because I am a of loss?’” Pearl said. father.” Not only did the Tigers As a father and as a lose on a last-second coach, Pearl said, part foul beyond the arc, of his responsibility is many commentators to build a bridge to give would also pick up on a those young people an double-dribble no-call opportunity to have that would have effec- success, not only on the tively ended the game basketball court, but without that final shot. also in life. “It was tough, let me “I consider myself tell you. There were to be a conservative,” a lot of tears in that he said, “but I also be- locker room,” he said. lieve that everyone de- “And I’m not going to serves the opportunity lie, I may have had a to better themselves. few choice words for Our responsibility the referees after the as coaches is to build game. But fortunately that bridge, but what for me, it’s a long walk if that bridge wasn’t from the court to the there? A huge part of locker room and I’m what United Way does here to tell you, God is to build that bridge was talking to me the so those young people entire way. have those opportuni- “He was telling me, ties that would other- ‘You’re a leader and wise not be afforded to you have to lead by ex- them.” ample.’ We dealt with it Pearl said he wel- the same way we dealt comed the opportunity with everything else to serve as a motiva- that came our way last tional speaker. season. We dealt with it “We use motivational as a team. We won as a speakers for our team team and we accepted on occasion, but I must defeat as a team. That’s confess that we don’t what it’s all about.” use them as often as Pearl said, the team some other coaches,” concept applies to or- he said. “We have the ganizations like the FCA in our locker room United Way and all of and a big part of what its supporters. we do for motivation is “I admit that I’m that we ask our players preaching to the choir one simple question, here,” he said. “All ‘What would God want you have to do is to you to do in this situa- keep doing what you’re
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BEST lawyer, best dermatolo- and open to the public. more nominations an www.gulfcoast- gist, best teacher, best Nominations will entry receives, the more newstoday.com/ CONTINUED FROM 1 boutique… all to high- begin on Monday, Sept. likely it is to proceed to bestof/ will feature light the reasons people 16 and will continue the voting round. Only lists of nominees more. Vote in more than love calling Baldwin until Sunday, Oct. 6 at the top five nominees in easy-to-use for- 300 categories for your County home. noon. An individual can in each category will mat. Nominees favorites such as Bald- Nominations and vot- make a nomination daily continue to the voting can participate in win’s best burger, best ing are completely free in each category. The round. advertising pack- Online voting in the ages that pro- final round will begin mote their entry Monday, Oct. 7 and end by expanding on Sunday, Nov. 3 at their listing to midnight, during which feature addi- each person can vote tional details once per day in as many about their or few categories as he business. or she wants. The contest The “Big Beautiful will culminate in De- publication where first, Baldwin’s Best of 2020” cember in the first Big second and third place nomination pages on Beautiful Baldwin’s Best winners will be an- nounced to the public. First place winners will receive a framed “Big Beautiful Baldwin’s Want to Learn More About Your Role as a Best of 2020” certificate, Section 8 Landlord? a “Big Beautiful Bald- Interested in Becoming a Section 8 Landlord? win’s Best of 2020” window cling, a .pdf of The Foley Housing Authority wishes to invite Section the Big Beautiful Bald- 8 Landlords (and potential Section 8 landlords) to an win’s Best logo for use “outreach meeting”. We are reaching out to our Land- in future advertising lords/future Landlords and welcoming the opportunity and bragging rights to to explain how the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) be called “Big Beautiful Program (previously known as the Section 8 Program) Baldwin’s Best of 2020” works and provide answers to your questions. for their type of busi- ness. When: 9/17/2019, 9:00 – 12:00 noon. The list will publish Where: Foley Civic Center in December and be distributed throughout 407 East Laurel Avenue Baldwin. Winning busi- Foley, AL 36535. ness will be given the opportunity to advertise A package of information will be provide while supplies last. and thank the com- munity for voting them THE FOLEY HOUSING AUTHORITY number one. For a complete list of all the categories in Gulf Coast Media’s Big Beau- tiful Baldwin’s Best of 2020 contest, please visit page 13. Big Beautiful Bald- win’s Best of 2020 will recognize some of the great things going on throughout our local communities. For more information or to find out how to get your nominated busi- ness or service involved in promotions that will be going on throughout the contest, contact your gulf Coast media mar- keting representative or call us at Gulf Coast Media at 251-943-2151. Be ready to nominate your favorite business, ser- vice, person restaurant or product starting Sept. 16 at www.gulfcoastnew- stoday.com/bestof2020/. Gulf Coast Media • September 13, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 5 Good news from our schools SPONSORED BY SNOOK FARMS
Foley Intermediate School kicks off third year of Watch D.O.G.S.
By JESSICA VAUGHN [email protected]
FOLEY — For three years, Foley Interme- diate School has par- ticipated in the national program Watch D.O.G.S., or Dads Of Great Stu- dents. The program, which began out of Arkansas after a school shooting got local dads asking what more they could do in the schools, is a great way to provide WHISPER EDWARDS / STAFF PHOTOS men the chance to help School Counselor Sherry Rainbolt and Principal Dr. Dads and moms came out with their children to learn details on the program and to sign out in schools, both with Shannon McCurdy. up for a day as a Watchdog. education and security. FIS held a kick off event participate. on Thur. Sept. 5 with When you signup Pizza Night with Dad, al- with Watch D.O.G.S., the lowing parents and stu- program asks that one dents to come to school day of the school year during the evening for be spent in school from dinner, to learn more start to finish. Before about the program and becoming a Watchdog, to “line up and sign up.” a background check is “This program offers required by the Board a way to get parents into of Education, and costs the school to see the $17.50. Once complete, great things that we’re the school must be con- doing, to get them in- tacted to set up which volved with the school, date you will be coming and to have an extra set for the program. On that of eyes and ears on cam- date, the program be- School bus driver Dean Rick, guest speaker at Watch pus for security,” said gins with the Watchdog D.O.G.S. signup event. Dr. Shannon McCurdy, reporting to the office to principal. “It offers a get a brief orientation “School staff mem- time.” great mentoring oppor- on what will be happen- gram went. of Education have shown bers have been given the For anyone with a stu- tunity. A lot of kids do ing throughout the day But why join the that by having a positive awesome responsibility dent at Foley Intermedi- not have dads or father and to receive a detailed Watch D.O.G.S. program? male role model actively for caring for your chil- ate who was unable to figures in their lives, schedule of what they’ll “The rate of fatherless engaged in the lives of dren, and we embrace attend the signup event, or if they do they’re be doing. The day be- children ranges between students each and every it everyday and hope to you can still become a not always positive role gins in class with your 35 and 75 percent of the day, the child develops embrace the parents into Watchdog for the re- models. Part of this pro- student, but afterwards student population,” said more fully socially, aca- our Foley Intermediate mainder of this school gram is to get those posi- Watchdogs go to other school bus driver Dean demically, emotionally family as well,” said Mc- year. Simply visit Foley tive role models in the classrooms as well as Rick at the signup event. and spiritually. Some Curdy. “We hope to have Intermediate’s website schools so kids can see spend time patrolling the “A divorced dad does major social and eco- them here on campus (www.bcbe.org/foleyim) them working, helping, hallways. Lunch is eaten not mean a bad dad, nor nomic categories that as an extra set of eyes and follow the link to the being involved, and give in the cafeteria engag- does a married dad mean are affected by the pres- to help watch the kids, background check if you them somebody to go to.” ing with the students, a good dad. There are ence of a positive male because it takes a vil- do not already have one; The program isn’t and at least one PE class two kinds of fatherless- role model are: poverty, lage to raise a child, and once approved, contact just for dads, either. Any is attended to assist the ness: there’s the physical crime, teen pregnancy, everyone is part of that school counselor Sherry father figure is welcome coaches. While in the and the emotional. The health, and education, village. We’re a commu- Rainbolt (sarainbolt@ to sign up, from fathers, classroom, the Watch- physical is where the dad Dean said. nity, we’re a family, and bcbe.org or 251-943-1244) stepfathers, grandfa- dogs are asked to help is not there at all for the During the second we have to come together to learn more details and thers, and uncles, as well students with projects child, and emotional is year of the program, 190 as a community and as to pick a date that works as any moms who wish and homework, read to where the father is living people signed up, and a family to help raise for you to spend at the to become a Watchdog. the class, and help the in the same house but is the FIS staff is hoping our children together. school. Though the program teacher with daily activi- not emotionally engaged the program continues We’re not going to ask For more information began as a way to get ties. Finally, the day ends in the life of that child.” to grow both in their anyone for money or for on the Watch D.O.G.S. dads involved in schools, at carline, followed by a Rick states that studies own school as well as anything monetary, we program, visit www.fa- everyone is welcome to survey on how the pro- from the US Department throughout the area. are just asking for your thers.com/watchdogs. Snook Farms Co. Rd. 55, Summerdale, AL • 251-952-5812 www.SnookFarm.com 6 • The Baldwin Times • September 13, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Obituaries
DEASON The legend. The actor. rector for the Joe Jeffer- ing inspiration for oth- berly Jennivie Plant, Gay Ann Deason, 71, The husband. The fa- son Playhouse as well ers who made their way Jesika Annette Everi- of Gateswood, passed ther. John (Jack) Heald as acting, stage manag- onto the stage, while tte; and stepdaughter, away Sept. 1, 2019. passed away peacefully ing and/or directing for keeping his own chil- Jessica Pugh; her Memorial service on Tuesday, Aug. 27, the Jubilee Fish The- dren off. His demand for grandchildren, Austin, Sept. 14, 2019 at 11 a.m. 2019. ater, the Mobile Theater professionalism contin- Christian and Brit- at Hamilton Baptist Forever 49 years old, Guild, the Blowing ued to bring actors back tany Rollins, Gracyn Church in Gateswood. John loved his wife, his Rock Stage Company, to work with him again and Gavyn Plant, and Arrangements by children, his grand- Theater 98, and Theater and again. Taylor Scott; and great- Cason Funeral Service, daughter and his ca- USA among many oth- Together for 41 years, grandson, Ethan Pat- Foley. reer, with a passion like ers. John is survived by terson; her four sisters, no other. A professional Even as he worked, his wife of 29 years, Charlotte Tyson, Louise HEALD actor and director for he was the consummate Blair Heald; children, Jeffers, Barbara Sellers, John (Jack) Heald his whole life, John storyteller and often Jonathan (Rebecca) Debi Baker; nine nieces The man. The myth. worked as managing di- practical joker, provid- of Greensville, South and nephews; and her Carolina and Adrienne more information. The sister-in-law, Vicki (Bhaya) of Brooklyn, champagne is chilling. Mixon. New York; his grand- Expressions of con- She will return to the daughter Lila Nabis of dolence for the family waters of the Florida Brooklyn, New York; may be offered at www. Keys for her last grand as well as other family hughesfh.com. adventure. Her love for members and friends. Hughes Funeral the ocean will always be On Saturday, Sept. 21, Home, 7951 American her forever and always. 2019, we invite you to Way, Daphne, AL, is as- celebrate John’s life and sisting the family. VINSON mission in this world Kathleen C. Vinson, which is now complete. SYKES 92, a longtime resident Please email Healdcel- Susan Annette Sykes, of Loxley, passed away [email protected] for 66, resident of Fairhope, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2019. passed away Aug. 27, Funeral services 2019. will be held Saturday, Susan was born in Sept. 14, 2019 at 2 p.m. Madera, California July at Mack Funeral Home, 18, 1953. Robertsdale. She was proceeded in Visitation will be held death by her parents, one hour prior to the Samuel Jeffers and service. Mary Jennivie Smith. Interment will be in She is survived by Greenwood Cemetery, her husband, Kenny Loxley. Sykes; her son, Nathan Arrangements by Thomas (his wife, Ali); Mack Funeral Home & her daughters, Kym- Crematory, Robertsdale.
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Elliott said while he ridor, but as details of infrastructure need.” ties and as such, I have gether who are seeking GOVERNOR was initially supportive the scheme proposed by To replace Elliott on asked Senator Vivian common ground.” CONTINUED FROM 1 of the bridge project, he ALDOT were made avail- the ATRIP-II committee, Davis Figures, the most The committee is now felt the project eventually able, it was clear that this Ivey tapped longtime Mo- senior senator from the comprised of Figures, come as a surprise. It’s presented by ALDOT did was a bad deal for my bile Democratic Senator Mobile/Baldwin County ALDOT Director John clear that the Governor’s not fit within the needs constituents and bad deal Vivian Figures. Delegation, to take my Cooper, State Senators office is disappointed for local residents, espe- for Coastal Alabama,” El- In a statement, Ivey appointment to this com- Arthur Orr and Garlan with my decision to with- cially given the onerous liott said. “Despite this ac- said “Serving on ATRIP mittee,” Ivey said. “Sena- Gudger, Representatives draw my support from toll being floated. tion, I remain committed II is a privilege, not an tor Figures has a proven Bill Poole, Debbie Wood her flawed I-10 Mobile “I have long been and to work with the Gover- entitlement.” track-record of seeking and Steve Clouse and River Bridge and Bayway remain a supporter of a nor’s office on a realistic “It also carries with it progress and finding Choctaw County Com- proposal.” solution for the I-10 cor- solution for this critical significant responsibili- ways to bring people to- missioner Tony Cherry.
DOMINOS ock, Foley deputy chief But it was an isolated the manager who hung of police, said in an incident,” Smith said, up on her and refused CONTINUED FROM 1 email, “We did receive who lives there with her service to her neighbor- a call of a disturbance husband, a Foley Police hood to be transferred. in Foley. An employee at Domino’s and re- officer. “This isn’t some Schiek told Gulf Coast there told her the shop sponded. Mrs. Smith drive by area, this isn’t Media that request was wouldn’t deliver “to had already left but was a thug area, this is the honored. that neighborhood after stopped as part of the center of Foley.” “I'm happy that Greg a certain time.” Smith investigation and to be The next day, Smith took the time to listen asked to speak to a man- identified and to obtain said the pizza chain’s and take action in repre- ager and the manager, her side of the story. regional manager was sentation of Domino’s. I Smith said, claimed Our investigation found on the phone, with an only wish that the owner there had been a kidnap- this was a civil issue be- apology. Smith said she would have shown up ping and that Domino’s tween the two parties.” told him, “You need to or responded. At the deemed the area unsafe. The Beulah Heights do better.” end of the day, each res- The pair exchanged neighborhood, located Gulf Coast Media taurant is owned by an words. And then Smith just 1.2 miles from the reached out to that re- individual. His silence said the Domino’s man- Domino’s, is not one of gional manager, Greg doesn’t send the right ALLISON MARLOW / STAFF PHOTO ager hung up the phone. the new, sparkling hous- Schiek, who declined to message to the heart of said the pizza party was ing the gap between Smith said she was ing expanses that inves- comment on the inci- this community. Others “a nice gesture” but communities and the stunned. She drove to tors are raising at record dent. Gulf Coast Media have taken note of that,” added that many area businesses who thrive the store to speak with pace across the county. also left messages for Smith said. restaurants regularly because of the people the manager and video- Instead this is a six to the franchise owner. He At Saturday’s picnic refuse delivery service in those communities. taped their encounter. eight city block area of did not respond. Domino’s served over to the area. I shop locally. I support When Smith entered simple, one-story brick Saturday’s neighbor- 40 pizzas to community “This is a start. Don’t locally, first and fore- the store, she said, houses. Time has settled hood pizza party, Smith members. The Foley Po- let reputation of a most. Situations like this “Which one of you beau- upon their trusses and said, was part of the lice also donated three neighborhood mess up are what deter members tiful people is the man- weathered some of those manager’s promise to do coolers of water. your customer service,” of the community from ager?” once brightly painted better. “We are here to sup- said resident Demetrius taking pride in their city. The manager came shutters. During a conversation port our community,” Walker. Foley deserves better. to the front counter but Southside Baptist Smith said she had with Schiek said. “If we could Smith added, “this Beulah Heights deserves as soon as Smith asked Church Cemetery sits the regional manager, do this more we would event was a great start, better. This is only the for an explanation, the around the corner. he promised the store love to.” but there is much more beginning.” manager walked away Nearly every grave is would include more Community members work to be done in bridg- and refused to speak decorated with brightly diversity and inclusion with her. Smith did ask colored flowers. training for their em- for her name and the The cars in the drive- ployees. manager spelled it as ways are not new. The Smith said she never she walked away. lawns are mowed but not considered requesting After Smith posted sculpted. And the resi- monetary compensation the encounter online, dents are predominantly for the slight. the manager called the African-American. “I want our commu- police. “Geographical profil- nity to be treated better, A patrol car stopped ing is a thing. Yes, there to be respected. This was Smith as she drove was a carjacking in this a slap in the face to our home. neighborhood. It was community,” she said. Chief Thurston Bull- horrible it occurred. Smith also asked for
INVITATION TO BID Sealed bids will be received by the City of Foley at 407 East Laurel Avenue, Foley, Alabama 36535 or P.O. Box 1750, Foley, Alabama 36536 until 10:00 a.m. CST on Tuesday, September 24, 2019 and then publicly opened and read in the Conference Room for: MAINTENANCE BARN FOR THE RECREATION DEPARTMENT (LOCATED AT 1250 CATER LEE WAY) REC-092419 The scope of work consists principally of the construction of a 40’x60’x12’ metal building with concrete slab. Specifications may be obtained at Foley City Hall, 407 East Laurel Avenue, Foley, Alabama, 36535, by calling (251) 943-1545, or, the bid may be downloaded from the City’s website at http://www.cityoffoley.org. To be eligible for consideration, bids must be submitted on complete original proposal forms found in the Invitation to Bid package. The specifications and all executed bid forms must be submitted in a sealed envelope, clearly marked, identifying the current State of Alabama General Contractor’s license number, the Contractor’s name and address, the bid name, and the date of the bid opening. It shall be the sole responsibility of the bidder to assure receipt of the bid at Foley City Hall prior to the published time for the bid opening. The City of Foley reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and to waive technical errors if, in the City’s judgment, the best interests of the City will thereby be promoted. Rachel Keith Project Manager City of Foley, Alabama 8 • The Baldwin Times • September 13, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Religion Lisa Christian entertains at DayBreak Senior Care
GULF SHORES — The participate in playing to provide medical or seniors at DayBreak Se- games, art and craft counseling services but nior Care were thrilled projects, music, mild to provide support for to be visited by Lisa exercising and social the caregivers and their Christian recently. interaction. The senior loved ones. Christian is a popular daycare provides partici- It is offered every singer, song writer, re- pants’ fulltime caregiver Monday and Wednesday cording artist and has with short term relief from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. been performing on the from the unrelenting and is located in Room Gulf Coast for almost 15 demands of caregiving 109 at the South Campus years. duties while knowing of Gulf Shores United She has most recently that their loved ones will Methodist Church. Cost recorded “Lisa Christian be active in a caring en- is $20 per visit and in- At Sunset.” Her smooth, vironment. cludes a hot lunch. bluesy sound has made DayBreak is a commu- For information on her a local favorite. SUBMITTED PHOTO nity outreach mission, DayBreak Senior Care Christian performed for Pictured, from left, are Laura Hagen, Lisa Christian, Sharon Rogers, Jean Cocker, Dolly serving lower Baldwin contact Marianne over an hour and those Glovegan, Ellie Hoeferkamp, Jim Rogers and Velma Tuttle. County and is taking Hawkins at 251-752-1849 at DayBreak had a great applications at this ([email protected]) time. an event visit her web- provides a secure, lov- from Alzheimer’s or time. Participants must or Amelia Fletcher at For more about Chris- site at lisachristian.net. ing environment where other forms of demen- be pre-registered. The 251-968-2549 (amelia@ tian and to book her for DayBreak Senior Care individuals suffering tia are encouraged to program is not designed gulfshoresumc.org).
Join Team Trivia with Knights of Columbus
Submitted Fundraiser to raise consists of BBQ dinner Gym. Only 264 tickets money for local chari- followed by a live trivia will be sold. Cost is $20 The Daphne Knights ties that help the less game with a total of per person (or $25 at of Columbus will be fortunate in our com- $1,050 in cash prizes. the door.) For tickets holding their seventh munity. The event will The event will be call 1-251-648-2471. annual Team Trivia be held on Oct. 5 and it held at Christ the King
UPCOMING COMMUNITY CHURCH EVENTS
Gulf Coast Media’s Annual Jubilee Race for a.m. the first Monday of Outside on the sidewalk org). them all or share with a Winter Edition of the Ala- Life 5K and 1-mile fun every month (Oct. 7) in the are homegrown plants friend. Free babysitting will bama Gulf Coast Visitor run for Bayside Medical cafeteria conference room at great prices. Go inside First Friday Fish Fry not be offered this year, is held the first Friday Guide will be coming out Missions will be held Sat- on the first floor of North and check out the beauti- but kids are still welcome. at the end of October. We urday, Sept. 21 at the field Baldwin Infirmary. Light ful quilts, needlework and of every month from Everyone is welcome. are now accepting Church of Christ the King School, breakfast will be served. crafts. As always St. Paul’s 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the The Life Center is located Listings to be included in corner of College Avenue These gatherings are a church ladies offer a vari- Foley United Method- at 28788 N. Main St. in the Winter Visitor Guide. and Sixth Street, Daphne. time to pray for the school, ety of baked goods that are ist Church, 915 N. Pine Daphne. Next spaghetti St. Enjoy delicious white Have your church infor- Registration begins at 6:30 community, leaders and ever so delicious! Why not dinner and bingo night: mation included in this a.m. For more information, any other areas of concern. eat lunch in the café. Fried fish filets fried to golden Sept. 27. guide utilized by visitors of visit jubileeraceforlife.org. All are welcome. fish plates come with three perfection, accompanied Baldwin County as well as sides, a drink and dessert by cole slaw, baked beans, St. Peter’s Episcopal locals. Our Visitor Guides Unity on the Eastern Fourth Annual Race for for $10, adult plates; $6 hush puppies, dessert, and Church will be host- will be out from November Shore’s World Day of Hope 5K and 1-mile Fun child’s plate. Take-outs at a drink all for a donation of ing fish fries on the first through April and the cost Prayer will be held on Run, put on by City Hope 10:30 a.m. or eat in. Buy $8. You can even get your Thursday of every month to be included is $75, only Sept. 12, the second Thurs- Church of Spanish Fort, some raffle tickets for fun order to-go. No reservation from May through October $12.50/month. For more day of the month. People will be held Saturday, Oct. team-theme baskets. They necessary. Next date: Oct. (excluding July 4) from 5 information or to place all around the world will 12 at the Dumas Wes- are full of goodies! Make 4. Call 251-943-4393 for to 7 p.m. Eat in or take out. your listing, contact Whis- focus on positive prayer; ley Community Center, your holiday shopping more information. $10 per plate and includes per Edwards at whisper@ the theme this year is, “In- 126 Mobile St., Mobile. easy and one stop. All sales fresh fried mullet, potato finite Presence, Unlimited Registration is available Fairhope Unitarian Fel- salad, Cole slaw, baked gulfcoastmedia.com or benefit the church and the lowship invites you this 251-943-2151. Deadline to Potential.” We can draw online at Eventbrite.com Lutheran Women Mission- beans, hush puppies and upon the one divine power Entry fees are $20 until Sunday for an enlighten- a homemade dessert. St. place your listing is Sept. ary League (LWML). ing talk. Title: “Careful 30. & presence to realize the Oct. 11; $30 on the day of Peter’s is located at 6270 limitless possibilities in life. the race. The race is set to DayBreak Senior Daycare Coordination of Your Bon Secour Highway (cor- Fried fish dinner will be Everyone is invited to par- begin at 8 a.m. All pro- offered every Monday and Will, Trust, and Benefi- ner of County Road 10 and served from 11 a.m. to 2 ticipate in Unity’s 24-hour ceeds benefit the Dumas Wednesday from 10 a.m. ciary Forms.” Speaker: County Road 49) in Bon p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14 prayer vigil & meditations. Wesley Community Center to 2 p.m. in Building B of John Brown. Summary: Secour. Next date: Oct 3. Many people do not under- at Redeemer Lutheran In your ow home, you can outreach services. Orkin the South Campus of Gulf stand that beneficiary form Church, 200 S. Sec- join with tens of thousands Pest Control once again Shores United Methodist JSUMC Comfort Sow- tion St., Fairhope. Plates of people holding the “high has committed to serve as Church located at 1900 designations take prece- ers meets every first cost $10 each and will watch” anytime during that the Platinum Sponsor for Gulf Shores Pkwy. Day- dence over a beneficiary Tuesday of the month at include slaw, baked beans, special day. We affirm that this event. Information on Break provides a secure named in a will or trust. 9 a.m. at the Biscuit King hushpuppies, dessert and there is no place where sponsorship benefits and nurturing environment Brown will discuss this and JSUMC CS 2.0 meets drink. Orders may be eaten God is not, & wherever we levels, ranging from $500 where individuals suffering important topic. every third Sunday of the at the Church or available are, God is. We are located to $5,000 is available at from Alzheimer’s or other Visit fairhopeuu.org for month at 11:30 at JSUMC, for take out. Call 251-928- at 22979 US Hwy. 98 in raceforhope.info, which forms of dementia are more information. Fairhope Building C. Next Dates: 8397 for take-out orders. Fairhope. Call 251-990- provides links to the spon- encouraged to participate Unitarian Fellowship is Tuesday, Oct. 1 for Comfort Proceeds will be given 8934 for more information. sor form, race registration, in activities and social located at 1150 Fairhope Sowers and Sunday, Sept. to the Church’s Building donation information and interaction. The program Ave., Fairhope, and service 15 for CS 2.0. Join us as Fund. Catfish fry, hosted by the course map. For more is not designed to provide starts at 11 a.m. we create comfort items Stockton United Meth- such as prayer shawls, information visit dumas- medical or counseling Join St. Paul’s Episcopal Homecoming will be held odist Church, will be held wesley.org or call 251-479- services. Cost is $20 per fidget blankets, bears, and beginning at 10:30 a.m. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat- Church Life Center the many more items. All items 0649. visit and includes lunch. fourth Friday of each Sunday, Sept. 15 at Pente- urday, Oct. 5 at the church, All DayBreak participants are given away for free costal Harvest Assembly, 53370 Alabama 59 N., Fall Bazaar will be held month for spaghetti to those suffering from must be pre-registered. For Dinner 33181 Arlie Minchew Road/ Stockton. Plates cost $7 Saturday, Nov. 2 at St. dinner and bingo. hardships, such as illness, more information please is served at 6 p.m. and the County Road 112, Roberts- each and include catfish, Paul’s Lutheran Church, abuse, or other pain. For contact Marianne Hawkins games start at 6:30 p.m. dale. Everyone is welcome. baked beans, Cole slaw, 400 N. Alston St., Foley. at 251-752-1849 (jhhmsh@ more information, please Come join Shannon Knight hush puppies and drink. Look for the banner in front $5 for a full course dinner call JSUMC at 251-928- gulftel.com) or Amelia of spaghetti, salad, bread, Ministries. Refreshments of the parish hall. Doors Fletcher at 251-968-2411 9133. All volunteers of any will be served afterward. Mayor’s Prayer Team open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. drink, and dessert. $20 for skill level are invited. meets from 7:30 to 8:30 (amelia@gulfshoresumc. 11 games of Bingo. Play Gulf Coast Media • September 13, 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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Spanish Fort Full Line Property & Casualty Insurance Agency 2321026436 Hwy – A, 98 928-2313 THEN Sunday @ 10:30 a.m. Fairhope,Kensington AL Place 800-869-2313251-621-2180 CALL Daphne, AL www.faithfamilyonline.com ServingServing the the community community for since 20 1982 Years 626-9231 Gulf Coast Media • September 13, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 11 Perdido United Methodist Church Safe Harbor House of Prayer Revelation Pentecostal Holiness Trinity Presbyterian Church of Inner light Grace Bible Church Overcoming Faith Ministries 23440 County Road 47 7320 Bon Secour Hwy 43020 Whitehouse Fork Rd 545 S Mobile St 43530 Jones Rd 8774 Fairhope Ave 20814 Hwy 59 S Perdido, AL Bon Secour · 251-949 -7299 Bay Minette · 251-580-0406 Fairhope · 251-928-2524 Bay Minette · 251-689-9805 Fairhope · 251-616-2190 Robertsdale · 251-947-6173 www.safeharborchurch.net www.tpcfairhope.org Providence United Methodist Church The Rock Church Church of Jesus Christ Graceport Church Restoration Place Church 32200 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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gulf coast entertainment on the Gulf Coast SEPTEMBER 13, 2019 Spanish Fort student chosen as winner in Twenty-One Pilots poster contest
By SYDNEY MCDONALD “Bandito Tour.” Special to The Baldwin Times Cauley and her friend, Noah Maddox, decided Grace Cauley, 18, to collaborate on the spent the last few weeks project by combining his of her senior year at photography and her Spanish Fort High graphic design skills. School working on a “We ended up find- project she will never ing an old abandoned forget. bus that we used for the The Grammy award- background of our piece. winning band Twenty- We played with the light- One Pilots announced ing and prop placement a contest in early 2019 and then I worked with where their fans could the graphics to make it submit a piece of art- fit the theme of the tour featured on a poster they to the concert nearest SUBMITTED PHOTOS work to be chosen as the and album,” Cauley said. also received $250 cash them. poster artwork for their Along with the win- prize, a signed merch Cauley almost missed local show during the ner's artwork being pack, and two tickets the email that informed her that she was chosen as a winner. “I was at my intern- ship scrolling through my email when I real- ized I had looked over an email that needed to be responded to within 24 hours, and I almost missed it. It was nerve- INVITATION TO BID wracking, but it all worked out at the end,” Bid. No. 2019-7 Cauley said. Cauley said her mo- SealedSealed proposals bids will will be be received received by by the the Gulf Gulf Shores Shores Utilities Utilities Board at Board 1629 East at tivation to enter this contest came not only 1st1629 Street, East2016 Gulf 1st Hurricane Shores, Street, Alabama SeasonGulf Shores, 36542 / Lift Stationuntil Alabama 2:00 Electrical p.m. 36542 on Tuesday Control until June2:00 Panels 21st, p.m. 2016 on for her love of the band Monday, September 23,Removal 2019. and Re-Installation but also from a fellow Sandblasting and Recoating Clarifier #2 at Gulf Shores WRF student who had passed away and who was a fan The project will consist of Sandblasting and Recoating the walls, of Twenty-One Pilots. Bids will be opened and read aloud in the Gulf Shores Utilities Board’s conference “I thought it would be roomtroughs, located baffles, at 1629 Eastrake 1st arms, Street center at 2:00 structure, p.m. on Tuesday and Junewalkway 21st, 2016.beams of nice to have a little bit of Clarifier #2 at Gulf Shores Water Reclamation Facility. him in it,” Cauley said. Bid packages complete with plans and speci�ications may be obtained from the Cauley’s artwork was Of�iceBids ofwill Gulf be Shores opened Utilities and Board, read 1629 aloud East in 1st the Street, Gulf Gulf Shores Shores, ALUtilities 36542 featured at Twenty-One fromBoard’s 8:00 conference a.m. till 4:30 roomp.m. Monday located through at 1629 Friday. East 1st Street at 2:00 p.m. Pilot’s New Orleans dox attended. She now munications Department on Monday, September 23, 2019. show earlier this sum- works as a graphic de- for Baldwin County Pub- All bids must be on the bid forms provided in the Bid Documents. Bids shall be mer which she and Mad- sign intern at the Com- lic Schools. accompaniedBid packages by acomplete Bid Security with equal specifications to 5% (percent) ofmay the be bid obtained price, but fromin no eventthe Office more than of $10,000.00. Gulf Shores Bid UtilitiesSecurity shallBoard, be in1629 the form East of 1st a BidStreet, Bond orGulf aShores, cashier’s AL check 36542 payable from to The8:00 Gulf a.m. Shores till Utilities4:30 p.m. Board. Monday No Bid Securitythrough is required on bids less than $10,000.00. Friday. Blakeley offers scenic cruise through the AllAll bids, bids with must their be guaranteeon the bid (when forms required), provided must in bethe enclosed Bid Documents. in a sealed envelope, clearly identi�ied on the outside as “Sealed Bid” with Project Name, Gulf Delta and the Port of Mobile on Saturday ShoresBids shall Utilities’ be accompaniedName and Address, by a Bidder’s Bid Security Name and equal Address, to 5% and (percent) Bidder’s Stateof the of bidAlabama price, Contractor’s but in no License event Number,more than and $10,000.00.date of the bid Bid opening. Security Each Submitted bidshall must be bein inthe a separate form of envelope. a Bid Bond Bids or made a cashier’s out in pencil check will payable not be accepted. to The ItGulf shall Shores be the responsibilityUtilities Board. of the No contractor Bid Security to assure is required receipt of onthe bidsbid at less the Historic Blakeley Gulfthan Shores $10,000.00. Utilities Board’s Of�ice prior to the published time for the bid opening. State Park invites you to join us for a unique FailureAll bids, to observe with their the instructions guarantee contained (when required),herein may constitute must be grounds enclosed for excursion through the rejectionin a sealed of your envelope, bid. Gulf clearlyShores Utilities identified Board reserveson the outsidethe right toas accept“Sealed or scenic Delta and the reject all bids or any portion thereof whichever is in the best interest of the Board. bustling Port of Mobile Bid” with Project Name, Gulf Shores Utilities’ Name and Address, on Saturday, Sept. 14 at TheBidder’s Owner Namewill only and accept Address, proposals and from Bidder’s contractors State duly licensedof Alabama by the 9 a.m. Come along as we AlabamaContractor’s State Licensing License Board Number, for General and Contractors date of the as bidrequired opening. by applicable Each explore the beautiful wa- Alabama law. terways and abundant bid must be in a separate envelope. Bids made out in pencil will not wildlife of the lower be accepted. It shall be the responsibility of the contractor to assure Delta and get an up-close receipt of the bid at the Gulf Shores Utilities Board’s Office prior to view of all the activity in one of the nation’s most the published time for the bid opening. modern harbors from SUBMITTED PHOTO Failure to observe the instructions contained herein will constitute the comfort of the Delta Explorer. This is a rare Captain Steve Day aboard the Delta Explorer. grounds for rejection of your bid. Gulf Shores Utilities Board opportunity to discover reserves the right to accept or reject all bids or any portion thereof both some of this area’s children 6-12. To re- captains. The Park is lo- whichever is in the best interest of the Board. most stunning habitat serve your seat, visit cated on State Hwy. 225 and the fascinating work the events page on our about five miles north Please direct any inquiries about Bid No. 2019-7 to Water going on in the port. We website to book tickets of Spanish Fort. For return to the Blakeley online. The Delta Ex- more information to go Reclamation Facility Manager Jim Morris at [email protected], dock at noon. plorer is a U.S. Coast the events page at www. or 251-968-7736. Tickets are just $35 Guard inspected vessel blakeleypark.com or call for adults, and $17 for operated by licensed 251-626-0798. Gulf Coast Media • September 13, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 13 NOMINATIONS open Monday for Big Beautiful Baldwin’s Best!
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THE COURIER • THE ONLOOKER • THE ISLANDER • THE BALDWIN TIMES 14 • The Baldwin Times • September 13, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Baldwin County Fair set to begin Tuesday
By JOHN UNDERWOOD [email protected]
ROBERTSDALE — “From Farm to Fair” the Baldwin County Fair will celebrate its 69th year while also celebrating the state’s bicentennial when fes- tivities kick off Tuesday, Sept 18 at the Baldwin County Fairgrounds, 19477 Fairground Road, behind Robertsdale High School. Established in 1948, the Baldwin County Fair is the longest running county fair in the state. The fair draws thou- sands of residents from JOHN UNDERWOOD / STAFF PHOTOS throughout Baldwin vironmental art, scrap- pond and baby chick offered free of charge p.m. to 1 a.m. Rides from Information about County and the sur- booking, sewing, food exhibit, petting zoo, the for all over 36 inches 5 to 10 p.m. are with these and other items of rounding area each year. preparation and preser- Teeny Weeny Circus and tall. Discounts are also tickets only. Saturday interest are provided in This year’s fair kicks vation, horticulture and South Alabama Antique available on Thursday, features $15 arm bands the Baldwin County Fair off at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, agronomy, photography Tractor & Engine Club for all seniors, military for unlimited rides from special section, inserted Sept. 17 with an FFA and livestock exhibits, exhibit outside. personnel and veterans. 1 to 5 p.m. and rides with in the Sept. 6 edition of Agriculture Education along with environmen- An FCCLA Sweet General admission on tickets only from 5 p.m. the Baldwin Times are Day with education tal exhibits, featuring Potato Contest begins Friday and Saturday is to closing at 1 a.m. also available at fair of- workshops held through- schools and civic organi- at 4:30 p.m. on Wednes- $8 for adults. Admission Youth livestock shows fices and inside the Coli- out the day for Baldwin zations. day, and the annual Bo is free every day for chil- begin at 9 a.m. Saturday seum on fair days. County agriculture stu- The midway, run Campbell Rodeo begin- dren under 12. in the arena, featur- For more information dents. again this year by ning at 7 p.m. Friday and Friday night is mid- ing poultry, goats and call the fair office at 251- Judging for the exhib- Arnold Amusement, Saturday in the arena. night madness with $20 livestock and a pee wee 947-3247, call 251-747-2082 its both inside the Coli- opens at 5 p.m. Tuesday This year’s Rodeo will arm bands for unlimited goat show for children or visit the fair website, seum and outside at the through Friday, and at 1 feature rodeo clown T.J. midway rides from 10 under 6. baldcofair.com. entrance to the arena p.m. on Saturday. Williams and there will also begins on Tuesday. In addition to numer- be a calf scramble each Each year, the fair ous exhibits inside the day at 8:30 p.m. features more than 1,000 coliseum, there will also On Tuesday, Wednes- competitive exhibits, be Baldwin County mu- day and Thursday, for including antiques, art, seum exhibit, as well as $15 admission, all rides Registration opens for free crafts and hobbies, en- livestock exhibits, a duck and entertainment are basic carpentry course BAY MINETTE — The Alabama Home Builders Foundation has part- nered with the Baldwin County Schools to offer a free basic residential carpentry course to adults (18+) in the area. The course will take place on Monday and Wednesday evenings from Sept. 25 thorough Nov. 20 at the North Baldwin Center for Tech- prints, framing, window pentry classes that the nology (505 Dr. Martin and door installation, Alabama Home Build- Luther King, Jr. Blvd, and siding and exterior ers Foundation offers is Bay Minette). trim. All who success- vital to our industry and The class, taught by fully complete the course to those seeking jobs in Scott Larson, will cover will receive a certificate the home building field,” the basics of residential of completion from the said Peggy Turner, carpentry such as safety Home Builders Associa- Foundation President. instruction, construction tion of Alabama. “These classes provide layout and reading blue- “The value of the car- an extremely useful skill at no charge. I have seen several people, of differ- ent ages and skill levels, from these classes go on to successful careers in our industry. When I have observed these classes and see students that pick up a tape mea- sure for the first time and in eight weeks they have helped frame a small house, I am im- pressed. If you have any interest in the home building field this class is a great pathway to your first job!” For details about the program and to submit an application visit the Alabama Home Builders Foundation website at: https://ahbfoundation. org, call Kory Boling at 1-800-745-4222, or email [email protected]. Gulf Coast Media • September 13, 2019 • The Baldwin Times • 15 Who’s ready to be entertained? Legends in Concert announces Fall lineup
By JESSICA VAUGHN six nights a week. Per- [email protected] formances are done with a live band and FOLEY — When Leg- sought-after stars who ends in Concert at OWA can perform tributes first opened back in that would do their in- June, it was known that spiration proud. Local the opening cast would dancers were scouted not be the permanent from the area to ap- one. To keep things pear in Legends, and fresh and give guests shows are filled with a reason to return, all surprise duets and spe- Legends venues rotate cial memories. Tickets the acts each quarter, for Legends in Concert delivering new and at OWA start at $17.95, exciting performances with preferred, mez- that keep people coming zanine and group rates back for more. The first available. Shows are six full lineup change will nights a week at 7:30 p.m. come on Tue., Sept. 10, with 4 p.m. matinees on when a new cast will be Saturday and Sunday welcomed to the OWA SUBMITTED PHOTO in Downtown OWA. For Legends’ stage. the year, it’s exciting welcome new talent with the greatest hits longevity of the show,” more information or to The show opened to know that you will while retaining some from George Strait, and said Brian Brigner, Chief purchase tickets, go to with Rob Caudill as Rod never see the same show previous stars. Now on Tina Dawn as country/ Operating Officer of Leg- LEGENDSINCONCERT. Stewart, Isaiah as Bruno twice,” said OWA’s Di- stage, you can witness pop star Taylor Swift. ends in Concert. “We are COM/OWA.com/OWA or Mars, Corrie Sachs as rector of Marketing/PR Denita Asbury’s tribute Also returning to the thrilled to unveil the Fall VisitOWA.com/Legends. Reba, Shawn Gerhard as Kristin Hellmich. “The to the Queen of Soul stage by popular de- lineup, many of the acts You can also follow both Garth Brooks, and Victor performances and acts Aretha Franklin, Trent mand, Sachs will remain requested by the fans Legends in Concert OWA Trevino, Jr as Elvis, and are so unique each time, Carlini taking over as with the cast as Reba. that have already visited and Downtown OWA on later welcomed Jazmine there’s always a reason The King, Elvis Presley, “Changing the line-up the theater at OWA this Facebook. as Whitney Houston and to come back and enjoy Doug Brewin and Larry several times a year has summer.” Don’t miss the Fall Leo Days in the place of Legends in Concert year- Turner as country music been one of the secrets Legends in Concert lineup while you can Trevino. round.” duo Brooks and Dunn, to our success around is Las Vegas’ longest catch it, as next season “With the lineup Legends in Concert with Turner reigniting the country, and has cer- running tribute show, will see a brand-new cast changing throughout at OWA is pleased to the stage a second time tainly contributed to the with concerts at OWA coming to Foley!
Never Forget; 9/11 Memorial and First Responders Appreciation BBQ
Submitted volved in the events on all the families who have For more information contact Tim Barnes, Ex- at 251-709-7883 or tima- 9/11. Several State and gave so much in service or to confirm attendance ecutive Committee Chair [email protected]. FAIRHOPE — The local politicians will also to this great nation and Eastern Shore American be in attendance and the local communities. Legion Post 199 located have been invited to say Following the cer- at 700 South Mobile in a few words in honor of emony, the families are Fairhope is proud to all who have served and invited to enjoy the food, host a free 9/11 and First sacrificed. live music, games, beach, Responders appreciation Multiple agencies from Tiki bar and the water BBQ on Sept. 14 begin- around Baldwin County slide provided by the ning at 10:30 a.m. will be in attendance Post and its members. The event will begin with their families and All media outlets are with Taps followed by friends. invited to support and several guest speakers The Legion is proud to cover these selfless he- that were directly in- host this event honoring roes and their families. 7 DAY FORECAST
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Baldwin Writers Group to discuss environmental issues in fiction By ALLISON MARLOW rooms, government is a fast-growing trend guest speaker to the ronmental issues into to the environment [email protected] hearings and now, in among novelists. The Sept. 21 meeting at the their stories that are and how it impacts the local fiction writ- Baldwin Writers Group Daphne Public Library. relevant to both the our building of cities, Global warming is- ers’ organization. will welcome Christian Wagley will offer tale and the reader. He including bridges and sues are heating up CliFi Climate Fic- Wagley, a biologist authors suggestions will also talk about the other structures. discussions in board tion, known as CLiFi, with Healthy Gulf, as on ways to weave envi- human relationship
Holk-Jones receives first United Way Lifetime Service Award
By JOHN UNDERWOOD Programs in schools [email protected] across Baldwin County. According to jennifer- DAPHNE — The sur- moorefoundation.com, prise was evident on over 1,200 Peer Helpers Frances Holk-Jones’ face serve a combined popu- when it was announced lation of nearly 30,000 that she was the first students in Baldwin recipient of Baldwin County. County United Way’s The award was one Lifetime Service Award. of many handed out by “In looking back at our Simpson and 2019 Board TINA COVINGTON / FOR GULF COAST MEDIA records, since the begin- of Directors Chairman Leading Companies were, from left, Riviera Utilities, Bald- ning of our organiza- Patrice Davis with a fun- win EMC, Enterprise Leasing and, not pictured, Thompson tion’s existence, she has draising goal this year of Tractor. been listed as a donor, a $900,000. JOHN UNDERWOOD / STAFF PHOTO Board member or serv- According to united- Foley High School. Silver sponsors were: Frances Holk-Jones, left, receives the first United Way ing on one committee or way-bc.org, United Way School Spirit: Delta BancorpSouth, Bryant Lifetime Service Award from United Way of Baldwin County another,” said Baldwin of Baldwin County is one Elementary. Bank, Centennial Bank, Executive Director Marina Simpson and 2019 UWBC Board County United Way Ex- of 1,350 member organi- United Way Spirit: City of Bay Minette, Col- Chairman Patrice Davis. ecutive Director Marina zations throughout the South Baldwin Regional lins Aerospace, Davis Simpson in announcing United States, improving Medical Center. and Fields, P.C., Erie Hartmann, Blackmon kets; Char Haber, Wolf the award. “lives by mobilizing the Leading Companies: Hall Meyer Charitable & Kilgore CPAs, Hix Bay Lodge; Carl Jones, Her next statement, caring power of their Enterprise Leasing, Trust, Hancock Whit- Snedeker Companies, Baldwin Mutual Insur- however, would give it communities.” Baldwin EMC, Riviera ney, Infirmary Health, IBERIABANK, Law Of- ance; Christi Koehle, away. United Way of Baldwin Utilities, Thompson National Bank of Com- fice of Harry Still III, Wealth Solutions Group; “She took a tragic County traces its roots Tractor. merce, Kaiser by Wynd- SmartBank, South Bald- Russ Reynolds, Coastal event in her own life and first fundraising Platinum sponsor ham, Rikard Charitable win Regional Medical Alabama Community and turned it into a way campaign to 1968. Origi- for this year’s event Trust, The First, and Center, The Wharf, and College; Margaret Roley, to help others by creat- nally two organizations, was Triad RX. Gold Wolf Bay Lodge. Trustmark Bank. South Baldwin Regional ing the Jennifer Claire in 2007, South Baldwin sponsors were: Ascend Bronze sponsors were: The 2019 Board of Di- Medical Center; Marcia Moore Foundation,” United Way and North Performance Materials, Alabama Power, Bussey rectors are: Chairman Stabler, The First; and Simpson said. Baldwin United Way Baldwin EMC, Publix, Capital Management, Patrice Davis, Baldwin Tripp Ward, Alabama Through the Jennifer merged to form United Riviera Utilities, South City of Daphne, Coastal County Board of Educa- Power. Claire Moore Foundation Way of Baldwin County. Shore Insurance, State Alabama Community tion; Vice-Chair Clair The 2019 Youth Board Rodeo, the organization Additional awards in- Farm-Frances Holk- College, Community Dorough, North Baldwin members are: Henry has raised hundreds of cluded: Jones, United Bank, Senior Life, Daphne Utilities; Secretary/ Arthur, Elberta High; thousands of dollars and Top Campaign: Publix. Vulcan Inc., and Wells Utilities, Gruenloh, Treasurer Vickie Lang- Madeline Bent, St. Mi- supports 47 Peer Helper Top School Campaign: Fargo. 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TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE * WE ARE NO LONGERTIMES ABLE SUBJECT TO ACCEPT TO CHANGEPASSES FOR WITHOUT ANY SONY NOTICEFEATURES 251-923-0100 Advance Tickets available at www.cobbtheatres.com SEPTEMBER 13, 2019 Baldwin Business Crye-Leike opens Gulf Shores franchise office Crafters! Kick start STAFF REPORT your business at Crye-Leike Real Estate Services an- nounces that a new the County Fair! franchise office, Crye- Leike Gulf Coast Real Calling all makers!! Craft- Estate & Vacation Steward Stidham ers and Amateur artists too! Rentals, has opened in The 69th Baldwin County Gulf Shores located at dent real estate firm. All Fair is September 17-21 at 229 East 20th Ave., Suite these experiences have SUBMITTED PHOTOS the Robertsdale Coliseum 1. The office participates led Steward to where he consultant and busi- about the new opportu- and Fairgrounds in Roberts- in all types of real estate is today with Crye-Leike. ness broker. Steward is nities that this franchise dale on Fairground Road. A YOLANDA transactions but special- “Over 10 years ago, currently managing six office will bring. little of the entrepreneurial JOHNSON izes in managing beach I reached out to Crye- licensed Realtors at the “We have really high spirit lives in all of us and Know Yo! Business vacation rentals in Or- Leike to explore bring- new office but is seeking hopes for this office,” has been our heritage in ange Beach and Gulf ing the branch to my to grow to a capacity of said Sullivan. “Mike Baldwin County for generations as farmers, Shores. local market,” said Stew- over 20 Realtors. has put together a great crafters and makers of all kinds. Crye-Leike Gulf Coast ard. “It has been great to “We are truly excited team, and I think this My grandmother, Katie Devine, created Real Estate & Vacation reconnect as we roll out to grow our team by office is going to be an quilts not only that kept her family warm Rentals is owned by a brand that so many of offering cutting edge asset for the Gulf Shores in the winter, but they won awards at the President David Stidham our guests and relocated tools to help our Real- community.” Baldwin County Fair. No, she never sold one and will be managed new locals have learned tors, buyers and sellers of these treasures, that I’m aware of, but the by vice president Mike to trust.” meet their goals,” said For more information Fair gave a value to her handiwork outside of Steward. Steward has Steward is actively Steward. “Beyond the in regards to joining the function and family admiration. been an active member involved with his local mechanics of running Crye-Leike team, or buy- And now, fast forward many decades and of Gulf Shores’ local and state real estate a real estate company, ing and selling in the the Baldwin County Fair is still a conduit for real estate market associations and has we are also thrilled to be Gulf Shores area, please those that want to step outside of the “fam- since 2006 when he first received many awards part of the Crye-Leike contact the Crye-Leike ily” and dip their toe in the marketplace for bought a major property over the years. He has culture and network. Gulf Coast Real Estate & their creations. The Fair has competitions management company. also earned the Resort & Our values seem to align Vacation Rentals office at for growers, makers and artists ages 6 and Since then, Steward has Second-Home Property well with their corporate 251-4005-2608 or visit the up. launched a real estate Specialist (RSPS) and leadership and direc- website at www.CLGulf- Categories include Antiques, Art Handi- sales and vacation rental Seller Representative tion.” Coast.com. Vice president crafts (functional art), Environmental Art company, partnered Specialist (SRS) designa- President of Crye- and managing broker and Collections, Horticulture & Agronomy, with a construction and tions from the National Leike Franchises Keith Mike Steward may be Photography, Scrapbooking and Sewing to remodeling business and Association of Real- Sullivan is also looking reached at mike.stew- took on the role of presi- tors® (NAR), and he is forward to working with [email protected]. SEE CRAFTERS, PAGE 18 dent for a large, indepen- a registered franchise Steward and is excited
Baldwin County Opportunity Zone Summit Submitted form bill that was signed that comprise this new members, etc.) into law in 2017 is a new program and how inves- • Community founda- Join the North Baldwin place-based economic de- tors can receive them. tions / other major Chamber of Commerce velopment program that He will then explore how local “givers” and Baldwin Realtors for could eventually lead to the tool may be used to • Anchor institutions the Baldwin County Op- billions in investment in finance active businesses (colleges, universities, portunity Zone Summit certain designated com- and real estate invest- military bases, major on Oct. 1 from 9 to 11 a.m., munities. ment in these Opportu- local employers, etc.) at the Baldwin Realtors The program offers a nity Zones — and how • Accountants and attor- Office in Robertsdale. series of tax incentives that investment might neys Register today to learn to investors who deploy benefit developers, busi- • Main Street / other more about the oppor- capital gains into "Op- ness owners, and local local community devel- tunities here in Baldwin portunity Zones" - certain communities. opment organizations County, hear from Alex historically low-income Flachsbart with Opportu- Census designated by Who should attend? To register contact nity Alabama, as well as Governor Ivey in March • Real estate developers Ashley Jones Davis of the a local panel of informed of 2018. and OZ landowners North Baldwin Chamber partners to include Alex Alex Flachsbart, • Entrepreneurs / local of Commerce, at Ashley@ Jones, President, UB founder of Opportunity business owners northbaldwinchamber. Community Develop- Alabama (www.oppor- • Financial advisors / com. ment, LLC; Michael tunityalabama.com), the high net worth indi- Berson, Associate, Adams first statewide nonprofit viduals & Reese; Phillip Rivers, educational organiza- • Bankers / other poten- CPA, Warren Averett an tion around Opportunity tial capital providers FREE others. Zones in the country, will • Civic leaders (local Buried in the tax re- explain the incentives elected officials, board Local News Email Updates www.gulfcoastnewstoday.com/newsletter
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New style in town!
SUBMITTED PHOTO On Friday, Sept. 6, the North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce welcomed new business, Southern Styles Salon with a Ribbon Cutting ceremony during their Grand Opening! Owner, Cindy Kendrick, Stylist Tonya Presley, family, friends and members of the community gathered to welcome the brand new, beautiful salon, located at 2400 B Hwy 31 S in Bay Minette. Everyone enjoyed delicious refreshments, tours of the salon and a few walked away with a basket full of goodies as a door prize. If you’re in the market for a new stylist, be sure to go visit or give them a call at 251-654-4139!
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Sports Tony Whitehead, Sports Editor • [email protected] • Facebook.com/GulfCoastMedia • Twitter: @gcntoday VOLLEYBALL SCORES FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL WEEK FOUR SCHEDULE SEPT. 13 (KICKOFFS 7 P.M.) Toros and Admirals Kamble Frenette led aces. Frith had nine, Nina BALDWIN TEAMS AT HOME TONIGHT meet in battle of Spanish Fort (18-5) with Boykin six, Madison defending state 51 kills, 16 digs and five BCHS volleyball Robinson four to lead the BALDWIN COUNTY VS SARALAND champs blocks for the week. scores win Tigers’ scoring attack. Spanish Fort claimed Colton Thompson led the The Tigers defeated Anna Wiggins had 27 as- BAYSIDE ACADEMY VS THOMASVILLE the Back to School Bash Admirals (21-4) in 7 of Satsuma 3-1 earlier this sists and also had three FOLEY VS ALMA BRYANT at Fairhope with a 2-1 8 matches on the week week 25-18, 23-25, 25-13, service aces. Bailey Cox (25-21, 22-25, 15-8) win with 84 assists, 30 kills, 25-14. Maddie Watkins and Frith each delivered GULF SHORES VS NEW SMYRNA over Bayside Academy. 20 digs and 24 service had 13 kills, Amanda two aces. ROBERTSDALE VS SPANISH FORT BALDWIN TEAMS AWAY TONIGHT DAPHNE AT B.C. RAIN CROSS COUNTRY FAIRHOPE AT THEODORE ELBERTA (OFF) Daphne’s Rowe leads Trojans to team third, ST. MICHAEL CATHOLIC AT T.R. MILLER Rangel leads BCHS girls to top-10 at Azalea Meet LAST WEEK’S SCORES AHSAA FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD »» 28 Mesina, Eric Lamp (Love- (Loveless) 24:44.26 23 Total Time: 1:44:39.61 Boys 5k Run CC WEEK 2 REGION 1 RESULTS »» 1 Balcer, Christian East Cen- less) 19:12.47 26 »» 25 Sadler, Abigail St. Luke's Average: 20:55.92 tral 16:29.99 1 »» 29 Valencia, Chris Catholic - E 24:51.27 »» 12 Bayshore Christian CLASS 7A M 19:22.37 27 »» 26 Wentworth, Anna McGill- School 311 44 49 51 82 85 93 »» 2 Perry, Joseph UMS-Wright MURPHY 26, FAIRHOPE 24 16:42.00 2 »» 30 Katz, Bennett McGill- Toolen 24:56.50 24 Total Time: 1:48:40.76 Average: 21:44.16 »» 3 Rowe, Ethan Daphne Toolen 19:26.84 28 »» 27 Furr, Isabella Ocean THEODORE 34, FOLEY 0 16:48.51 3 Springs 25:06.97 25 »» 13 Satsuma 316 25 37 80 83 Event 1 Girls 5k Run CC 91 96 98 BAKER 43, DAVIDSON 19 »» 4 Romanos, John Michael »» 28 Berte, Julianne Davidson » 1 Valenzuela, Isabel St. Total Time: 1:51:03.41 St. Paul's E 16:54.18 4 » 25:08.16 26 Paul's E 19:40.90 1 Average: 22:12.69 MARY MONTGOMERY 34, ALMA BRYANT 7 »» 5 Conwell, Mac St. Paul's E »» 29 Strasavich, Annie McGill- » 2 Wheeler, Isabelle Ocean »» 14 St. Luke's Episcopal Scho 17:12.65 5 » Toolen 25:18.16 27 CLASS 6A Springs 20:40.79 2 345 40 41 81 89 94 »» 6 Bakoyema, Seba Lamp »» 30 Taylor, Megan UMS- » 3 Hammond, Kathy Lamp Total Time: 1:53:03.64 ROBERTSDALE 28, GULF SHORES 27 (Loveless) 17:22.93 6 » Wright 25:27.76 28 (Loveless) 21:37.66 3 Average: 22:36.73 »» 7 Roberts, Drew McGill- SARALAND 49, DAPHNE 13 »» 4 Trosclair, Kate Ocean TEAM RESULTS BOYS »» 15 Elberta High School 384 Toolen 17:39.10 7 36 75 84 92 97 Springs 21:42.51 4 »» 1 St. Paul's Episcopal 71 4 ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL 28, BALDWIN COUNTY 21 »» 8 Jameson, William St. Total Time: 1:56:26.39 »» 5 French, Evie Ocean 5 8 20 34 Paul's E 17:39.33 8 Average: 23:17.28 BLOUNT 48, B.C. RAIN 14 Springs 21:47.72 5 Total Time: 1:30:43.07 »» 9 Porter, Jack Lamp (Love- » 6 Rush, Katherine St. Paul's Average: 18:08.62 CLASS 5A less) 17:48.00 9 » TEAM RESULTS GIRLS E 22:01.74 6 »» 2 Ocean Springs High »» 10 Atigh, Adam Ocean »» 1 St. Paul's Episcopal 40 1 6 CITRONELLE 7, GREENE COUNTY 0 » 7 Adams, Anna McGill- School 78 10 14 17 18 19 32 72 Springs 17:51.29 10 » 10 11 12 14 16 Toolen 22:09.78 7 Total Time: 1:32:35.39 Total Time: 1:49:21.05 JACKSON 61, SATSUMA 34 »» 11 Taylor, Matthew UMS- » 8 Ferlise, Abby McGill-Toolen Average: 18:31.08 Average: 21:52.21 Wright 17:51.35 11 » VIGOR 41, WILCOX CENTRAL 6 22:14.64 8 »» 3 Daphne 97 3 16 21 22 35 »» 2 Ocean Springs High »» 12 Johnson, Hollis Catholic - » 9 Rangel, Alondra Baldwin 48 School 50 2 4 5 19 20 21 25 M 17:59.88 12 » CLASS 4A County 22:18.47 9 Total Time: 1:33:23.20 Total Time: 1:52:59.73 »» 13 Erwin, Barton Mobile Average: 18:40.64 » 10 Miles, Emily St. Paul's E Average: 22:35.95 ESCAMBIA COUNTY 46, MONROE COUNTY 0 Christian 18:01.67 » 22:20.68 10 »» 4 McGill-Toolen Catholic 113 »» 3 McGill-Toolen Catholic 84 »» 14 Murphy, Myles McGill- 7 13 23 28 42 65 74 UMS-WRIGHT 21, ANDALUSIA 7 » 11 Browning, Macy St. Paul's 7 8 18 24 27 37 Toolen 18:07.39 13 » Total Time: 1:34:33.59 E 22:29.58 11 Total Time: 1:58:49.46 WILLIAMSON 6, CLARKE COUNTY 0 »» 15 Smith, Anthony Ocean Average: 18:54.72 » 12 Singleton, Mary Howard Average: 23:45.90 Springs 18:18.89 14 » »» 5 UMS-Wright 116 2 11 31 33 CLASS 3A St. Paul's E 22:48.15 12 »» 4 Ums-Wright 128 13 15 28 »» 16 Leslie, Sam Catholic - M 39 47 56 »» 13 Ellis, Brenda UMS-Wright 30 42 FLOMATON 40, JAY (FL) 0 18:19.34 15 Total Time: 1:34:09.06 Total Time: 2:05:29.56 23:01.33 13 Average: 18:49.82 »» 17 Paquette, Lance Daphne Average: 25:05.92 MOBILE CHRISTIAN 49, BAYSIDE ACADEMY 21 »» 14 Strickland, Sarah St. 18:26.59 16 »» 6 Lamp (Loveless) 124 6 9 »» 5 Lamp (Loveless) 134 3 22 Paul's E 23:20.70 14 26 30 53 57 62 THOMASVILLE 47, ST. MICHAEL CATHOLIC 32 »» 18 Reusser, Walker Mobile 23 36 50 » 15 Jeffery, Annie UMS- Total Time: 1:34:26.78 Christian 18:26.73 » Total Time: 2:09:33.51 CLASS 2A Wright 23:41.18 15 Average: 18:53.36 »» 19 Lansdown, Luke Ocean Average: 25:54.71 » 16 Brewer, Grace East Cen- » 7 Catholic - Montgomery CHICKASAW 46, CHOCTAW COUNTY 6 Springs 18:38.17 17 » » »» 6 Baldwin County 160 9 29 tral 23:53.56 128 12 15 27 29 45 63 79 »» 20 Powell, Thomas Ocean 35 41 46 COTTAGE HILL CHRISTIAN 51, J.U. BLACKSHER 7 » 17 Purdum, Katherine St. Total Time: 1:35:31.98 Springs 18:52.63 18 » Total Time: 2:11:02.13 Paul's E 23:57.49 16 Average: 19:06.40 Average: 26:12.43 SOUTHERN CHOCTAW 28, WASHINGTON COUNTY 11 »» 21 Bond, David Ocean »» 18 Smith, Emma Mary G. »» 8 Mary G. Montgomery 269 Springs 18:54.41 19 »» 7 Mary G Montgomery 161 CLASS 1A Montgomery 24:06.35 17 24 38 54 67 86 17 33 34 38 39 40 45 »» 22 Epker, Noah St. Paul's E » 19 Porr, Elizabeth McGill- Total Time: 1:44:56.58 Total Time: 2:10:52.99 18:58.28 20 » MILLRY 47, ELBERTA 7 Toolen 24:10.38 18 Average: 20:59.32 Average: 26:10.60 »» 23 Blanton, Ethan Daphne » 20 Prochnow, Penelope »» 9 East Central High School » 8 Daphne 207 31 32 47 48 19:02.29 21 » » Ocean Springs 24:17.59 19 282 1 46 64 76 95 99 100 49 51 »» 24 Canegitta Jr., Andy Total Time: 1:46:03.74 » 21 Litton, Sarah Ocean Total Time: 2:22:51.27 Daphne 19:04.74 22 » Average: 21:12.75 Springs 24:31.12 20 Average: 28:34.26 »» 25 Gelineau, Nicholas »» 10 Davidson 287 50 52 55 » 22 Lawrence, Cheryl Ocean »» 9 Davidson 218 26 43 44 McGill-Toolen 19:06.87 23 » 59 71 87 90 Springs 24:31.21 21 52 53 »» 26 Ruppe, William Mary G. Total Time: 1:44:12.79 » 23 Marshall, Emily Francis Total Time: 2:33:26.61 Montgomery 19:08.93 24 » Average: 20:50.56 You always know Lamp (Loveless) 24:38.23 22 Average: 30:41.33 »» 27 Holm, Connor Satsuma »» 11 Baldwin County 296 43 »» 24 Foley, Haidyn Lamp 58 61 66 68 77 78 fun things to do! 19:11.04 25 SHRIMP FESTIVAL COMPLETE BALDWIN COUNTY CALENDAR Send your team’s scores, stats and highlights to CALL FOR HOME DELIVERY! [email protected] 251-943-2151
Find more sports coverage at GULF COAST MEDIA THE COURIER • THE ONLOOKER • THE ISLANDER • THE BALDWIN TIMES GulfCoastNewsToday.com/sports 901 N. McKenzie Street • Foley, AL 36535 www.GulfCoastNewsToday.com 20 • The Baldwin Times • September 13, 2019 • Gulf Coast Media Pirates take on Bobcats in 7A battle in Theodore The Fairhope Pirates 7A region standings The Pirates then gave looking to their highly but could not find any dangerous Bobcats’ of- (1-2; 1-1 in 7A Region with Foley and Alma the Mary G. Montgom- efficient dual-threat answers in stopping a fense. 1 play) have a Bryant. ery Vikings their only quarterback Riley mild Panthers offense. The key for Pirates tough task this The Pirates loss of the season so Leonard. This is his Defensive tackle Jerry will be in the third Friday night at season started far with a 17-0 score. first season as the Pi- Bethea, defensive end quarter where they the Theodore out with a Last Friday night, the rates’ starting quarter- Trenton Spaller, and have scored more points Bobcats (3-0; tough matchup Pirates suffered a 26-24 back and his receivers hybrid position pass so far in the season. On 2-0). Not only against the upset loss to the Mur- have been very efficient rusher in E.J. Burrell the opposite end of the is this win im- Wetumpka phy Panthers. in extending the drives. will need to be huge in spectrum, the Bobcats portant for the MICHAEL Indians with a This game is critical On the defensive side stopping the run and have scored their least Pirates because HANICH 35-24 score. Last for the Pirates’ season of the ball, the Pirates getting to a highly pro- amount of points just it is a Regional Sports season, the In- and for their playoff have been up and down ductive quarterback. coming out after half- Analysis game, but the dians made it to hopes, but this game in terms of efficiency Senior safety Braxton time. Pirates surpris- the state semi- will be a turning point and stopping opposing Jordan will need to be The Pirates will face ingly find themselves finals before losing to either way for Fairhope. offenses. The Pirates an all-around defender the Bobcats tonight in near the bottom of the the Saraland Spartans. The Pirates will be shut out the Vikings and alert in stopping a Theodore at 7 p.m.
Tigers come up short at St. Paul’s, face Spartans tonight
MOBILE — The Ti- are now 1-2 for the gers dropped a close season, heading into game to the St. Paul’s a Region 1 match-up Episcopal Saints last against No. 1 ranked week 28-21. The Tigers Saraland.
Quarterback AJ Mix Jr. hands off the ball to James Stanley PHOTOS BY TINA COVINGTON in the game against St. Paul’s. Jermaine Coleman, No. 10, carries the ball for the Tigers.
ORDINANCE NO. 008-19
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROBERTSDALE, ALABAMA, AS FOLLOWS:
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Robertsdale, You Alabama has received a petition of annexation from Steve and always Judy Lambert for the property located at 23408 McAuliffe Drive, know as a R-1 zone, and
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission of the City of Robertsdale has reviewed the proposed annexation of said petition and has recommended the Council proceed with the annexation, and
WHEREAS, the property being considered for annexations is contiguous with the current city limits, and
WHEREAS, the following is a legal description of the property:
Commence at the Northeast corner of the Northwest quarter of fun the Southwest quarter of Section 36 Township 5 South, Range 3 things East, Baldwin County, Alabama and run South 00° 02 minutes 38 seconds East along the East boundary line of said quarter-quarter to do! Section a distance of 387.22 feet to an iron pin on the Point of COMPLETE Beginning. Thence run North 88° 46 minutes 13 seconds West BALDWIN a distance of 210.00 feet to an iron pin; thence run South 88° 46 COUNTY minutes 13 seconds East along an existing fence a distance of CALENDAR 210.00 feet to an iron pin on the East boundary of said quarter- quarter section; thence run North 00° 02 minutes 38 seconds CALL FOR West along said East boundary a distance of 210.00 feet to the HOME Point of Beginning. DELIVERY! BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED THAT THE OFFICIAL GULF COAST MEDIA ZONING MAP, AS AMENDED, BE FURTHER AMENDED THE COURIER • THE ONLOOKER • THE ISLANDER • THE BALDWIN TIMES TO REFLECT THIS CHANGE. 901 N. McKenzie Street Foley, AL 36535 251-943-2151 Adopted and approved by the City Council of the City of www.GulfCoastNewsToday.com Robertsdale, Alabama, on this 3rd day of September, 2019.
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