It's Thursday in Mobile! 🏡 Time for your weekly peek behind the scenes of our wonderful community.
☀️ Weather ForecastThursday March 26 | 75°F / 59°F | Some clouds then sunshine 💧 0% (no precipitation mentioned) |
| Friday March 27 | 82°F / 57°F | Partly sunny 💧 0% (no precipitation mentioned) |
| Saturday March 28 | 77°F / 58°F | Windy, sunny 💧 0% (no precipitation mentioned) |
| Sunday March 29 | 75°F / 58°F | Becoming cloudy 💧 0% (no precipitation mentioned) |
| Monday March 30 | 80°F / 63°F | Morning shower then partly sunny 💧 Rain likely (estimated ~?%) |
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| 💡 Weekend Tip: Saturday and Sunday look mild with sunshine returning; great days for outdoor activities—just watch for possible afternoon showers late Sunday. |
📅 Local Events1 | Axis Experience Vehicle Tour – Driving Innovation Forward📅 When: Thursday, March 26, 2026 at 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM 📍 Where: USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park, Mobile, AL ℹ️ What: A mobile tech exhibit showcasing Axis Communications’ Experience Vehicle featuring demonstrations on creating a smarter, safer world. More On This Event → |
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2 | Mobile Bay Bike Fest 2026📅 When: Friday, March 27, 2026 from 5:00 PM and Saturday, March 28, 2026 📍 Where: 3260 Pleasant Valley Rd, Mobile, AL 36606 ℹ️ What: A community bike festival with rides and gatherings celebrating cycling in Mobile Bay. More On This Event → |
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3 | 2026 Dauphin Island Native American Experience📅 When: Saturday, March 28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM 📍 Where: Dauphin Island Heritage & Arts Council, Mobile area ℹ️ What: A cultural festival exploring Native American heritage and arts at Dauphin Island. More On This Event → |
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4 | Spring Vendor Market at Dog River Park – Easter Edition📅 When: Sunday, April 5, 2026 (Easter) – hours around 2:00 PM 📍 Where: Dog River Park, 2361 Dog River Drive North, Mobile, AL 36605 ℹ️ What: A family‑friendly outdoor market featuring local vendors, food trucks, community groups, and an Easter Egg Hunt. More On This Event → |
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5 | Mobile Improv Comedy Carnival📅 When: Friday, April 17, 2026 to Saturday, April 18, 2026, 5:30 PM – 11:30 PM each night 📍 Where: Oyster City Brewing Co., Mobile, AL ℹ️ What: Alabama’s first improv comedy festival with live performances and local brews. More On This Event → |
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🏛️ Community News1 | Infrastructure
Federal and local dollars fund $14 million Dauphin Street infrastructure projectA $14 million upgrade along Dauphin Street between Rimes Road and Sage Avenue will begin soon, adding coordinated traffic signals, roadway resurfacing, improved lighting, gutters and median modifications to ease congestion and improve safety on one of Mobile’s busiest corridors. Read Full Article → |
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2 | Government
Mobile County Health Department urges action on measles, Narcan availabilityThe Mobile County Health Department issued a March 13 news release urging residents to confirm MMR vaccinations amid rising national measles cases, and on March 16 highlighted free or low‑cost Narcan availability to help reverse opioid overdoses. Read Full Article → |
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3 | Schools
Art from the Heart fundraiser showcased student artwork at Spring Hill CollegeOn March 12, Mary B. Austin Elementary held its annual 'Art from the Heart' fundraiser at Spring Hill College’s Byrne Memorial Hall. The event featured botanical‑themed student art, local food and artist pop‑up boutiques to support art instruction. Read Full Article → |
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4 | Government
Alabama Port Authority launches “Mobile America Express” (MAX) rebrandingOn February 23, the Alabama Port Authority unveiled ‘Mobile America Express’ (MAX), a new brand and service platform designed to connect the Port of Mobile more seamlessly with regional infrastructure to enhance its role as an economic engine. Read Full Article → |
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5 | City Council
Mobile City Council considers $4 million GOMESA‑funded Riverfront Park enhancementsThe City Council has a resolution on its agenda to approve a $4 million Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act (GOMESA) agreement for Phase III enhancements at Mobile’s Riverfront Park, including boardwalk construction, storm drain and waterline relocation to boost connectivity and resiliency. Read Full Article → |
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💼 Business News1 | Opening
HomeSmart Coastal Partners Grand Opening📍 Location: 558 St Francis St, Mobile, AL HomeSmart Coastal Partners held a ribbon‑cutting for its new real estate brokerage storefront in downtown Mobile. Read More → |
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2 | Achievement
Spherion Staffing & Recruiting New Ownership📍 Location: Mobile, AL Ownership of the Mobile office of Spherion Staffing & Recruiting transitioned to Tiffany Robinson from longtime franchisee Cheryl Williams. Read More → |
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3 | Expansion
Mobile ABC Store Temporarily Closed for Remodel📍 Location: ABC Store 182, Mobile, AL Store 182 in Mobile closed temporarily at end of business for remodeling, expected to reopen by mid‑March. Read More → |
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4 | Opening
Live HealthSmart Alabama Mobile Market Opening📍 Location: Selma, AL (mobile grocery truck) UAB’s Live HealthSmart Alabama launched a mobile grocery store (“Mobile Market”) to serve Selma, bringing fresh produce and staples to a food desert. Read More → |
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5 | Achievement
Mobile Airport Authority New Board Chairman📍 Location: Mobile International Airport, Mobile, AL Sandy Stimpson, former Mobile mayor, was elected chairman of the Mobile Airport Authority board. Read More → |
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🏆 Local Sports1 | Basketball
Mobile Christian girls win South Regional opener in OT🏆 Result: Mobile Christian 44, T.R. Miller 40 (OT) Mobile Christian girls advanced in the Class 3A South Regional with an overtime win over T.R. Miller. Full Coverage → |
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2 | Basketball
Mobile Christian girls top Glencoe to reach Final Four🏆 Result: Mobile Christian 55, Glencoe 42 In the Class 3A semifinals, Mobile Christian defeated Glencoe to advance to the state finals. Full Coverage → |
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3 | Basketball
Saint James edges Mobile Christian in 3A girls state final🏆 Result: Saint James beat Mobile Christian Saint James School of Montgomery defeated Mobile Christian in the Class 3A state girls’ basketball final. Full Coverage → |
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4 | Basketball
Montgomery Academy wins 3A boys state championship🏆 Result: Montgomery Academy 66, Southside‑Selma 39 Montgomery Academy claimed the Class 3A boys’ state basketball title over Southside‑Selma. Full Coverage → |
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5 | Basketball
Tuscaloosa County ends Hoover’s reign in 7A boys basketball🏆 Result: Tuscaloosa County 65, Hoover 54 Tuscaloosa County High School won the Class 7A boys’ state basketball championship, ending Hoover’s three‑year streak. Full Coverage → |
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Peace out, Mobile! ✨ Remember: the best stories are the ones we share together. See you soon!
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