Good morning, Mobile.

City of Mobile chose sculptor Ben Victor—known for historic statues—to create a 7.5-foot statue of Jimmy Buffett for the waterfront.

The statue shows Buffett playing his guitar and will be unveiled in September 2026 to honor his Gulf Coast roots.

Southern Living named Spring Hill College as one of the 45 Most Beautiful College Campuses in the South — a recognition based on its historic St. Joseph Chapel, an 18-hole golf course, and the scenic Avenue of the Oaks.

The college, the oldest Catholic college in the Southeast, welcomes prospective students with its distinct charm.

Mobile County Communications District 911 terminated Director Roy Hodge effective September 18th and named Deputy Director Robert Jackson as interim director—an action taken to maintain the agency's values and standards.

Former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones visited Mobile on Sept.

18 to encourage voters for mayoral candidate Barbara Drummond ahead of the runoff on Sept. 23—he met with local community leaders and stressed the importance of every vote as state funding cuts may soon impact local services.

The Mobile County Communications District fired its director today — he is no longer in charge at the agency.

Mobile city officials broke ground on a $16.79 million renovation of 17 blocks of St. Louis Street—Mayor Sandy Stimpson said the project will improve the street while keeping the neighborhood accessible.

Daphne High School volleyball assistant coach Savannah Cooper, 34, is battling her third bout with cancer in six years—she underwent emergency brain surgery last summer and leans on her family and players for support as she continues treatment.

Springhill Medical Center named Deanna Kyrimis as its new president and CEO (she brings 20 years of hospital experience) and she will start in October.

Orange Beach snapped a two-game losing streak on Friday night with a 47-21 win over Satsuma as running back Aiden Kee scored four touchdowns—securing the Makos’ first 4A Region 1 victory.

The Makos will travel to Robertsdale next week for a season matchup.

After School Program Week 7

3-6 p.m. — Hot Wheels Skate Center — Cost included — Enjoy transportation from school, snack, homework assistance, and various fun activities.

Annual Meeting and Environmental Stewardship Awards

5:30-8:30 p.m. — The Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa — Free for PEP members — Celebrate 25 years of environmental achievements and stewardship.

Pure Prairie League Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Saenger Theatre Mobile — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night of timeless Americana and soulful New Orleans funk with Pure Prairie League.

South Alabama Comic Con

10 a.m. - 6 p.m. — Mobile Convention Center — Tickets from $29.08 to $45.30 — Experience a weekend of comics, cosplay, and gaming with special guests and panels.

Alabama State Senior Open

Date Range: Tue, Sep 30 – Wed, Oct 1 — Azalea City Golf Course — Participation fees apply — Compete against peers in a prestigious golf event.

2025 Senior Expo in Mobile

9 a.m. – 1 p.m. — The Grounds — Free entry — Explore a range of resources and activities tailored for senior lifestyles.

Mob City Western Truckers Ball

8 PM – 2 AM — The Locale — Ticket required — Experience Mobile’s wildest trucker party with live music and free food.

Dauphin Street Beer Fest

1-4 p.m. — T.P. Crockmiers — $1 off Bushwackers — Sample a variety of craft brews and enjoy a special Smoked Bacon Cheeseburger from Moe's Original Bar B Que.

Mobile Latin Fest

2-9 p.m. — Mardi Gras Park — Free entry — Celebrate Latin culture with vibrant music, delicious food, and fun for the whole family.

An In-conversation & Signing with Author Eleanor Brindle

3:00 – 4:30 PM — The Haunted Book Shop — Free entry — Engage with humanitarian Eleanor Brindle discussing her works and insights.