Good morning, Mobile.

Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux, the sports-themed restaurant co-owned by Drew Brees, closed indefinitely on June 1 — a door notice thanked Mobile patrons and invited them to use gift cards at other Walk-On’s locations.

America’s Distinguished Young Women will host their 69th National Finals at Mobile Saenger Theater on June 25, 26 and 27 at 7 p.m. with over $136k in scholarships on offer.

A free Community Night is set for June 24 at 6:30 p.m. at the same venue to preview the competition.

City officials approved today an extension of the Lime scooter contract that expands the service area to include designated parking, a 24—hour redeployment system, and new seated scooters with reduced speeds for safer rides.

The expanded system will roll out later this summer to better connect neighborhoods to transit.

Mobile has renewed its multi-year franchise with Lime to expand the scooter network and improve safety, placing seated scooters at bus stops outside downtown and planning pedal-assist bikes along the Three Mile Creek Greenway Trail; the agreement also limits scooter speeds and includes daily reorganization based on citizen feedback.

A poll of 600 GOP runoff voters from May 28 shows that former Navy SEAL Jared Hudson leads with 48.7% in the U.S. Senate race over U.S. Rep. Barry Moore, while Katherine Robertson leads the attorney general race (49.1%) and Wes Allen holds a narrow edge for lieutenant governor.

Alabama has raised its WIC guidelines so more families can qualify for food benefits for children and pregnant women (detailed by WIC director Pam Galloway).

Local county health departments accept inquiries on eligibility.

A recent feature highlights 13 budget-friendly spots for food and fun across the state this summer.

Locals can enjoy meals at City Cafe in Northport + Dew Drop Inn in Mobile and explore free attractions at Flat Rock Park and the Perdido River Canoe Trail.

Auburn football secured a commitment from 4-star linebacker Isaac McNeil from Mobile, who picked the Tigers over Georgia, Alabama, Florida and LSU.

He becomes the 14th recruit in their 2027 class, following five signings in the last three days.

South Alabama won the Sun Belt Conference Bubas Cup for 2025-26 on Tuesday after scoring 130.5 points in a record 17th win.

The trophy recognizes excellence in multiple sports — including softball, soccer, and basketball — and comes in the final season before longtime athletics director Joel Erdmann retires.

Derrick Coleman has declined to attend this year’s Mobile Sports Hall of Fame event, citing concerns over voting rights and redistricting that impact fair representation in our community.

He stressed that his refusal reflects a commitment to ensuring equal voices for all.

Diggery's Dinosaur Adventure

10-11 a.m. — Trinity Gardens Community Library — Registration required — Embark on an exciting journey with Paleontologist Diggery as he brings dinosaurs to life.

Disney's The Little Mermaid

7 p.m. — Arlene Mitchell Theater — Refunds available up to 7 days before event — Dive into a magical underwater journey with a little mermaid longing for the human world.

Founders Day at Colonial Fort Condé

1-5 p.m. — Colonial Fort Condé — Free admission — Step back into the 1700s with interactive demonstrations and learn about the founders of Mobile.

Major Applewhite Youth Football Camp

Lunch included — University of South Alabama — Cost info not specified — A fun and educational youth football camp for kids entering K-8th grade.

Marcus Monroe Standup Comedy Show

7-10 p.m. — Crescent Theater — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a high-energy comedy show filled with awkward yet entertaining banter from award-winning comedian Marcus Monroe.

Complimentary Salsa Lessons with Israel Rodriguez

6-7 PM — Las Floriditas — Free entry — Enjoy complimentary salsa lessons with live music in a lively atmosphere.

On-Site @ LODA Artwalk

6-9 p.m. — Cathedral Square — Free entry — Enjoy local art and music while learning about free genetic testing for Alabama adults.

Mobile Lemon Drop Festival

4-10 p.m. — Mardi Gras Park — Cost not specified — A unique cocktail celebration featuring a signature twist on the classic lemon drop.

Summer Cooking Camp - Greece and the U.S.

2-5 p.m. — Dumas Wesley Community Center — $195 — Explore global cuisine and enhance cooking skills with engaging activities for kids.

Crescent Comedy Open Mic

7-11 p.m. — Crescent Theater — $5 at the door — Enjoy a night of laughs at this local comedy showcase with limited spots available.