Good morning, Mobile.

The Foley Community Library hosts the free Big Rigs at the Library + A Touch-A-Truck event on Saturday, Oct.

17 from 9 to 11 a.m. on the lawn behind City Hall, where children can explore trucks, heavy equipment, and a petting zoo while enjoying treats and live music.

The Grounds is not booking certain event types due to insurance limits (hard rock and hip hop events are excluded) after a recent policy renewal.

It will host a Black Rodeo Association rodeo today to continue offering varied community events.

Gulf Shores’ Sunliner Diner was named America’s most popular diner by ACE.com after earning 28,555 Google reviews and a 4.8-star rating—its retro décor, car-themed booths and all-day breakfast menu set it apart.

St. Francis at the Point Anglican Church will rededicate its historic chapel at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Oct.

3 with a celebration and open house (honoring over a century of service and the 25th anniversary of its sanctuary) ahead of Sunday’s 10 a.m. service.

Over 70 job openings are available through local employers in Mobile and Baldwin counties, with roles from public works to healthcare and retail, and application deadlines vary—check each listing for details.

Toast for the Coast, an evening gala, will bring together community leaders, conservation advocates, and local businesses to celebrate the Gulf Coast's natural beauty at Coastal Orange Beach on Saturday, Nov.

21 from 5:30 to 10 p.m. Funds will support local environmental groups.

Mobile is planning a third Safe Haven Baby Box at Fire Station 19 on Azalea Road (1275 Azalea Road).

The box will provide parents a safe way to surrender a newborn under the state's Safe Haven law.

St. Michael Catholic beat Bayside Academy 37 to 19 on Friday in a key rivalry game as tailback Nygel Mitchell scored four touchdowns, including a crucial run in the second half that boosted the Cardinals to three straight wins.

The team will host Faith Academy next week.

South Alabama meets Kentucky today at 11:45 a.m. at Kroger Field in Lexington as the Jaguars, fresh off a 41 to 36 win over Ohio, head into their first ever contest with the Wildcats with a key collision expected between their interior lines (Stephen Johnson squares off against Coleton Price).