Culture

The new Round But Square Studios — for kids and adults — encourages hands-on art appreciation and memorable creative moments.

The international duo at Mobile Ballet’s forefront blazons a renewed vision for the city’s performing arts.

A handicraft that faded out in the 1980s attracts a bright new star in Andy Scott.

A kid with a love for engines became a man with a gift for caring for cars and customers.

Sorry, Kermit — being green is easy after all with these small, yet impactful, actions the whole family can embrace.

Four local sisters — all under the age of 18 — inspire young women through “Girls Can” series.

Whether dominating the field, commanding the stage, excelling academically or empowering the community, these are the kids to watch.

A poignant coming-of-age story reflects life on the Bay.

Old Shell Road has come a long way. The historic thoroughfare, now one of the most well-traveled routes between downtown and West Mobile, is home to countless beloved businesses, schools and neighborhoods. And thanks to a handful of nonprofits, developers and business owners, it’s in the middle of a major revitalization.

In just seconds, the death of Robert Kennedy extinguishes the hope of a nation.