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Restaurant Review: Half Shell Oyster House

Mobilians have long had a love affair with oysters. Now, there is a new oyster eatery on Airport Boulevard focused on bringing the...

Natural Selections: Carya illinoinensis

What’s more American than apple pie? The pecan, that’s what. Native Americans and Confederate soldiers brewed them. George Washington  and Thomas Jefferson planted...

The Bird Nest

“I’ve got an idea, ” I told Jeremy. “We’ll build a nest. A huge one, way back in the woods in the top...

Ask McGehee

According to early city directories, Mobile had 10 cigar dealers operating in 1869 but no manufacturers. That rapidly changed. In 1875 there were...

The Streets of Victorian Mobile

Following the Civil War, Mobile was slow to recover, but as the decades passed, things steadily improved. Business and civic leaders...

Celtics Unite

Although our founding fathers were French, the Bay area boasts a rich Celtic culture dating back hundreds of years. While it wasn’t always...

Operation Enduring Freedom

He commanded two detachments in Afghanistan with all the horrors that wartime brings, losing comrades to improvised explosive devices and unseen snipers. When...

Nacho Nirvana

1. BIGGER AND BETTER Chip in with a crowd for OK Bicycle Shop’s smoked duck appetizer, left. This mountain of crispy tortillas comes slathered...

By George!

It was George who built this city. Well, not the entire city, but most of its noted buildings. In 1901, George...

Spar & Grill

Amid the sounds of SEC football and guffawing laughter, six gentlemen sit around a small patio table. The laughter abruptly stops as a...

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JUDGE ROY BEAN

Pull up a seat to the pine bar and reminisce over days of goats, Jimmy Buffett rumors and good times for the 50th anniversary of

Judge Roy Bean.

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