Good morning, Mobile.

Former U.S. Rep. Bradley Byrne will retire as president and CEO of the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce on June 30 (next year) while serving through a transition period; the board will decide his successor as he reflects on four years of leadership and notable growth.

Downtown club The Merry Widow, which recently hosted Grammy winner Phoebe Bridgers, is for sale for $250,000 as its owner seeks a partner to ease his workload; the venue will remain open with bookings through February, including shows by Whisper Party on July 5 and Corey Redd on July 11.

Foley High School students and teachers returned from a two-week exchange in Hennef, Germany, where they lived with host families and explored local landmarks.

Organizers will host the inaugural Oktoberfest Golf Jamboree on Friday, Oct. 23 at GlenLakes Golf Club to support future Sister Cities programs.

Two Mobile bridges were ranked among the longest in the U.S.—Jubilee Parkway is 7th at 7.5 miles and General W.K.

Wilson Jr. Bridge is 10th at 6.08 miles, while ALDOT is expanding I-10 with the Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Project to ease traffic.

The Mobile County Health Department warns of rising teen misuse of Benadryl (with over 6,000 exposures in five months, double last year's count) linked to social media trends.

Officials urge parents and caregivers to educate youth on the risks of improper medication use.

Kane Wommack, Alabama’s defensive coordinator, ranks No.5 in the SEC per Matrix Analytical Solutions + he is entering his third season with the Crimson Tide following Nick Saban’s retirement; Ryan Grubb is ranked No.2 for offense.

Former Alabama Mr. Basketball Barry Dunning Jr. signed with the Portland Trail Blazers on an Exhibit 10 rookie contract.

He will join the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas starting July 9 and attend training camp for a chance at a roster spot.

Mobile Bay Night of Worship 2026

7-9 p.m. — Saenger Theatre Mobile — Free entry — Experience a city-wide night of worship uniting local churches in an uplifting atmosphere.

Weirdo Record Wednesdays

6-9 p.m. — Alabama Music Box — Free entry — Enjoy vinyl nights hosted by local DJs with weekly guest appearances.

An Evening with Hanan Browning

8-10 p.m. — The People’s Room of Mobile — $20 — Experience genre-blending sounds from Hanan Browning alongside talented musicians John Hamilton and Ross Graham.

Fourth of July Celebration: America's 250th Anniversary

5:30-9:30 p.m. — USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park — Free admission — Celebrate with live music, food trucks, games, and a spectacular fireworks show.

Celtic Throne II: Psalter of Ireland

7-9:30 p.m. — Saenger Theatre Mobile — Tickets from $55 — Witness a spectacular blend of Irish dance and music in this epic exploration of Ireland's ancient origins.

Weirdo Record Wednesdays

6-9 p.m. — Alabama Music Box — Check calendar for guest DJ lineup — Dive into vinyl nostalgia with local DJs spinning the records you love.

Andy Gross Comedy Show

7-10 p.m. — Crescent Theater — Ticket pricing varies — Experience a night of laughter with comedian, magician, and ventriloquist Andy Gross.

CRYRS Concert

9:00 PM — Soul Kitchen Music Hall — Ticketed event — Experience the vibrant sounds of CRYRS live in Mobile.

Oddities Market

Afternoon — Slurp Society Asian Eats & Drinks — Free entry — Enjoy drinks, food, and local vendors showcasing art and unique wares in a vibrant indoor market.

Crescent Comedy Open Mic

7-10 p.m. — Crescent Theater — Tickets starting at $5 — Experience a lively showcase of talent with 16 comedians performing quick-fire sets.