Good morning, Mobile.

B-Bob’s in downtown Mobile is hosting its 2026 Pride Week from June 7 to 14 with themed entertainment, food trucks donating tips, and a voter registration drive on June 13 (2:30 p.m.).

The bar waives cover fees and will match donations for the ACLU's Drag Defense Fund.

Mobile residents told council Tuesday that deposits for new windows and roofing remain unreturned after Window Depot USA (operated by All Weather Roofing and owned by the Fendleys) failed to deliver, and the council directed legal staff to explore license revocation while an investigation continues.

Ray-Mont Logistics, a Canadian firm, will open an export-focused bagging facility at APM Terminals on the Port of Mobile later this year to add about 60,000 TEUs of export volume (nearly 10% more capacity) and boost logistics.

The new project will strengthen Mobile’s role as a key Gulf hub.

Fantasy Island Toys in Fairhope repainted its downtown storefront on Sunday, June 7 using its original red, blue, and cream branding to mark 50 years in business.

The store will officially celebrate its anniversary in September and collect local memories (stories and photos) throughout the year.

The Poarch Creek Indians urge the solar developer to engage in discussions about protecting cultural heritage at a proposed industrial-scale facility in north Baldwin County.

The project covers 2,900 acres (lease signed in 2024) and the tribe seeks early consultation before development moves ahead.

Mobile experienced a record wet May as the National Weather Service reported 17.99 inches of rain—far above the typical 5.4 inches.

With the rainy season underway, emergency managers advise residents to clear gutters and review their flood insurance (risks persist even without hurricanes).

The Alabama Coastal Foundation marks 10 years of its Oyster Shell Recycling Program this fall; it has collected nearly 29.7 million shells to restore 120 acres of reef and will expand to include inland cities (Birmingham and Montgomery) as local groups protect 836 acres of coastal wetlands in Gulf Shores.

Marine mammal responders gathered Friday at Dauphin Island Sea Lab to train with new whale flotation pontoons funded by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (first of its kind in the Southeast) and strengthened Gulf rescue partnerships.

Baldwin County EMA completed its hurricane preparedness exercise today (8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.) at the EOC in Robertsdale, where county departments and select stakeholders improved coordination and response plans ahead of the Atlantic hurricane season.

The Mobile County Sheriff's Office is set to run round two of its Camp Explorer program this summer, where children aged 7-11 will explore public safety at camps (Hankins Middle School: June 15 - 17; Semmes Middle School: June 23 - 25).

Registration is open online.

At a meeting at Hope Chapel AME Zion Church, Prichard water leader John Young said securing $11 million in grants has prevented rate hikes but hundreds of millions remain needed.

Board chairman Walter Jacobson favored a concessionaire model as an alternative to MAWSS integration & the plan stays uncertain.

The American Red Cross is urging donors to schedule appointments as summer challenges may strain the blood supply.

In Mobile, blood drives will be held June 17, June 19 and June 26 with an incentive of a $15 e-gift card and a chance to win a $7,500 gift card.

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.

Martin Phillips Live Performance

7-10 p.m. — Crescent Theater — Local favorites — Martin Phillips brings his rapidly rising stand-up comedy to the Crescent Theater for an evening of laughter.

Leon Maisel Author Signing

1-3 p.m. — Page & Palette — Free entry — Enjoy coffee or wine while getting your book signed by the author of Normandy, Echoes in Blood.

Ify Nwadiwe Live Comedy Show

7-10 p.m. — Crescent Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience Ify Nwadiwe's big personality and sharp timing in a night of laughs.

Distinguished Young Women Community Night

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Saenger Theatre Mobile — Free entry — Celebrate local talent with participants and winners from the Gulf Coast Talent Showcase.

The King and Queen of Foggy Flats

7:30 p.m. — Chickasaw Civic Theatre — $18 adults, $15 seniors/military/students — Enjoy a heartwarming tale of newcomers winning over a small-town community.