Keesler Federal ranked #1 credit union in Mississippi: 8th time to earn spot on Forbes’ list Biloxi, MS. (July 1, 2026) — Keesler Federal Credit Read More >>>

On behalf of White House Task Force 250, students (age 14 – 17) are cordially invited to apply for the 2026 Patriot Games—a national competition Read More >>>

Easy Heating & Cooling Inc. has been named the Mobile Chamber’s Small Business of the Month, recognizing more than 20 years of dependable service, local Read More >>>

Karen Hong, President and Chief Executive Officer of Continental Aerospace Technologies™, recently received the Career Mastered National Women’s Trailblazer Leadership Award, in recognition of her Read More >>>

MOBILE COUNTY, Ala. — The Mobile County Emergency Management Agency (MCEMA) has received the Alabama Association of Emergency Managers’ Large County Preparedness Award, recognizing the Read More >>>

MOBILE, ALABAMA — Genesis Salon & Spa is proud to announce that it has been honored with a North American Hairstyling Award (NAHA), one of Read More >>>

In this episode, Mobile Chamber President & CEO Bradley Byrne sits down with Abe and Carl Harper of Harper Technologies LLC to talk about the rapidly evolving world of cybersecurity and why businesses of every size should be paying attention. From phishing scams and ransomware attacks to AI-driven threats and wire fraud, the Harper brothers break down the real-world risks facing companies today and explain how businesses can better protect their data, networks and people. The conversation also explores Harper Technologies’ journey from a childhood dream in Mobile to one of the region’s trusted providers of managed IT, cybersecurity and infrastructure services. Along the way, they share practical advice for business owners on employee training, spam prevention, zero trust security and why cybersecurity is no longer optional in today’s connected economy. Mobile Matters is powered by the Mobile Chamber. Episode Sponsor: Visit Mobile

The University of South Alabama has established the Mayor Sandy Stimpson Leadership Scholarship in Business and Engineering in honor of former Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson, who served as the city’s 108th mayor from 2013 until 2025.

A total of $243,784 was raised by the Mobile Chamber Foundation and friends of the Stimpsons to support the initiative. Of that amount, $238,384 is designated for the creation of the scholarship endowment, while $5,400 will provide two immediate $2,700 awards for junior students in business and engineering.

Visit Mobile is celebrating the Dora Franklin Finley African American Heritage Trail, which earned the #4 spot on USA Today's 10 Best Readers' Choice Awards for Best History Tour in 2026.