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City of Mobile releases latest renderings of New Arena Project

On September 10, 2024, the Mobile City Council received an update on the New Arena Project as the preliminary work for the demolition of


Visit Mobile joins our community in celebrating Mobile City Council’s approval of the fundamental agreements needed to restore Amtrak service between Mobile and New Orleans.

We sincerely thank all

On March 1, 2024, the Mobile Airport Authority (MAA) announced that United Airlines will be offering nonstop service from Mobile Regional Airport (MOB) to Washington, D.C. beginning June 27. This new

Breeze Airways, the U.S.’ only NLCC, or ‘Nice Low Cost Carrier,’ has announced nonstop service from Mobile to Orlando, and also one stop/no plane change BreezeThru service to Providence, RI, both

The City of Mobile, Burton Property Group and Kessler Capital announced plans to develop Mobile’s only mixed-use waterfront entertainment and hospitality development, combining a hotel, residences,

Historic Bienville Square Revitalization

Wednesday, February 24, 2021 11:00 AM by Press Releases

Mobile, Ala - Mobile's tree canopy took a beating during the hours the city was lashed by the winds and rain of Hurricane Sally, none more so than the oaks in Bienville Square. The damage from the

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Saying Thank You is a Win – Win – Win for Mobile

Citizens, Businesses, and the City Say Thank You for Helping Turn Our Lights Back On

MOBILE, AL., October 26, 2020 - A

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Posted: Jul 16, 2020 / 06:28 PM CDT

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WKRG) — The state of Alabama appropriated $1 million to the Alabama Historical Commission to preserve the

As Mobile County high school graduates are introduced before taking part in demonstration games at Mobile County’s new soccer complex, Mobile County Commissioner Connie Hudson beams. The complex, a

By John Sharp | jsharp@al.com

Mobile’s downtown entertainment district got a lot bigger on Tuesday, after the Mobile City Council endorsed a boundary expansion that includes much of the city’s