Tag Mobile

Business, BamaBuzz, Construction, Gulf Coast, Mobile, Openings

BREAKING: City of Mobile announces name + sponsor of new arena

🏟️ On April 7, Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis unveiled the new name + partnerships of Mobile’s newest arena. The Regions Arena will host major concerts, sporting events + more!

Sarah Simmons
April 8, 2026

Uncategorized, Education, Marching Bands

University of South Alabama dedicates new $13M marching band complex

University of South Alabama dedicates new M marching band complex

🎺 NEW JAGUAR MARCHING BAND COMPLEX: The university has dedicated its new $13M band facility with rehearsal space, studios and a full-size practice field.

Katherine Yanes
March 9, 2026

Fun, Mobile, Openings, Outdoors

New bike shop + service opens in downtown Mobile

Azalea City Bike Shop in Mobile has opened to help you achieve your cycling goals this spring.

#Mobile #alabama #cycling ss

Sarah Simmons
March 5, 2026

Fun, Outdoors

30+ spring benefit runs happening across Alabama

Looking for a spring benefit run in Alabama?

Here are 30+ charity runs, 5Ks and community races happening across the state! 🏃🏻‍♀️

#springraces #alabamaraces ky

Katherine Yanes
March 4, 2026

BamaBuzz, Alabama History, Civic

17 Alabama museums to visit on a rainy day

Explore some of Alabama’s best museums from hands-on science centers to powerful civil rights landmarks and world class art collections.

#Alabama #AlabamaMuseums #TravelAL ed

Emily Dietrich
March 4, 2026

Mobile, Gulf Coast

Mobile County advances $15.7M Salt Aire shoreline restoration project

Mobile County Advances .7M Salt Aire Shoreline Restoration Project

Mobile County is advancing a $15.7 million shoreline restoration project 🌊

#shoreline #restorationproject #mobilecounty ky

Katherine Yanes
March 2, 2026

Fun, Gulf Coast, Mobile

Mobile’s 2026 Mardi Gras ship to arrive on Feb. 13, ‘full speed ahead’

The USS Farragut is set to dock at the Port of Mobile at 10 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 13. The ship's sailors will be able to enjoy Mardi Gras festivities while locals can tour the ship.