The Mobile Chamber has gathered key resources, phone numbers, websites and apps in one place. Use this guide to stay informed, prepare your business and homes, and connect with support before, during and after the storm.

With Tropical Storm Isaias expected to strengthen into a hurricane and approach the northern Gulf Coast late Friday, Oct. 9, into early Saturday, Oct. 10, Mobile-area businesses should use the time ahead to protect employees, secure their property and prepare for interruptions. For the latest forecast and details on potential local impacts, follow updates from your trusted local meteorologist.

Tarek I. Lawen, M.D., MSc, has joined USA Health as a fellowship-trained urologic oncologist with specialized expertise in robotic and minimally invasive cancer surgery and the treatment of cancers involving the urinary system and male reproductive organs.

Longtime Alabama conservation leader and Mobile native to head CAP and Coastal 150, bringing decades of relationships in Montgomery, Washington and along the coast MOBILE, Read More >>>

With his time as Alabama’s lieutenant governor winding down, Will Ainsworth used his appearance at the Mobile Chamber’s Forum Alabama to reflect on the state’s progress and highlight the issues he believes will shape its continued growth — from infrastructure and workforce development to education, aerospace and military support.

Before beginning his prepared remarks, Ainsworth congratulated local leaders on the progress of the I-10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway project and recognized former Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson for his role in pushing the project forward.

The Mobile Chamber’s 2026 General Election Guide is a nonpartisan resource designed to help voters prepare for the upcoming local, state and federal elections. These Read More >>>

Theme: The Dream Lives On – Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders 📅 Monday, January 18, 2027 📍 The Calirojae’ | Mobile, Alabama 🕗 Doors Read More >>>

In the last several months, Mobile area residents and visitors alike could see physical work beginning on the landmark Mobile River Bridge, entering the construction phase of a project that has started and stopped several times over nearly 30 years. In early August the anticipated approval was announced for a federal loan considered paramount for the largest transportation project in Alabama history to become a reality. The Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (TIFIA) loan will finance up to 49 percent of the project, which will allow for actual work to begin on the 215-foot-tall cable-stayed bridge, beginning near I-10 and Virginia Street in Mobile.

MOBILE, Ala. – The Mobile Chamber has released its annual legislative survey, and your input is essential. This survey helps determine the Chamber’s legislative priorities Read More >>>

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