Good morning, Mobile.

Rotary District 6880 launched YoPros — a new club for young professionals— on Sept.

28 in Gulf Shores-Orange Beach, inducting 21 members. The club will soon support local fundraising events and a Rotary Global Grant project to boost tourism and the environment in the region.

American Legion Eastern Shore Post 199 will host its inaugural golf tournament on Oct.

15 at Quail Creek Golf Course, where local golfers will compete in a four-person scramble for prizes including a $25,000 cash award and a car while supporting veterans and the post building fund.

Over 50 open jobs are available in Mobile and Baldwin counties, with options ranging from full-time to seasonal work; a job fair will be held on Wed, Oct.

7 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Mobile Convention Center (admission is free and job seekers should bring resumes).

Doug Jones held a downtown rally at Big Zion A.M.E.

Zion Church in Mobile from 3 to 4 p.m. Friday before hosting a Baldwin County town hall in Daphne at 5:45 p.m. the same day.

South Alabama will host Louisiana-Monroe at Hancock Whitney Stadium on Saturday, Oct.

3 (6 p.m.) for its Sun Belt opener; the Jaguars are expected to secure a win that could lift them above .500 in October.

Mary Montgomery won a 20-10 game over Baker Friday night at Clem Richardson Field, led by Kam Smith’s 222 rushing yards and a key fourth-quarter drive + Mobile Christian improved its record with Israel Benard throwing three touchdown passes in a 27-13 win.

Bayside Academy beat Cottage Hill 35-21 on Friday night, with quarterback Davis Barnett throwing for 359 yards and four touchdowns to put his team in a first place tie in Class A Region 1.

No. 7 Alabama travels to face No. 16 Mississippi State today at 11 a.m. on ABC for their 109th meeting — the first since 2023.

Both teams feature top quarterbacks and strong defenses expected to drive key plays in this heated contest.