The Greek Legacy
Greeks in Mobile and Baldwin counties When my wife and I moved to Mobile, in August 1970, we were living on a shoestring, knew...
Daphne, the Jubilee City
Daphne is home to people who came to partake of the rich resources of Mobile Bay’s eastern shore. They gathered to collect seafood miraculously washing ashore during the phenomenon...
Spotlight: Thad Holmes
Today, popular television shows like the History Channel’s “Swamp People” glamorize the idea of hunting alligators. And who could forget the late Steve Irwin and his gator-wrangling...
Oak Hollow Farm's Star Turn
Wooden rocking chairs lining the main barn’s wraparound porch beckon visitors to sit and rest a spell. Whimsical lights dangling from the ceilings inside cast the magical illusion...
Bay Song
You and I are not the first to bask in the magnetism of Mobile Bay. Aboriginal Indians inhabited Montrose long ago and made pottery atop Ecor Rouge, ...
A Day at the Races
Kids, parents, grandparents, friends and even the family dog turn out to root for their favorite cowgirl at the family-friendly event of barrel racing. Laughter...
The Tomahawk
Harry Dwyer has been fishing on Magnolia River since his childhood. Dwyer, a native of Chicago, vacationed at his family’s summer home on the river as...
Bass Tracker 66 Unmasked
Who is Bass Tracker 66 and why is he so darn nice? If you are an inshore fisherman who scours the Internet for information and local fishing tips,...
Fit and Fresh
What started as a simple friendship between two former chefs and foodies has burgeoned into big business for Marian Titlestad and Sarah Clark, the dynamic duo behind...
Sisterhood of the Bay
When you live on the Gulf Coast, all five of your senses are indulged daily: the feel of sand between your toes, the sound of seagulls,...