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.

Rock & Roll Offs has been named the Mobile Chamber’s Small Business of the Month, recognizing seven years of dependable service, local leadership, community involvement Read More >>>

After nearly two decades at the University of South Alabama, Dr. Daniel McCarthy is stepping into the top job at Jaguar Athletics with a simple Read More >>>

Darrell Randle, vice president of Small Business Development at the Mobile Chamber, will retire on August 31 after 22 years of service, closing out a career that took him from repairing television sets and telephone systems to leading one of the Chamber's most personal and far-reaching missions: helping small and minority-owned businesses grow.

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 >>>

Mobile Airport Authority Chairman Sandy Stimpson recently joined the Mobile Chamber’s Executive Roundtable to give business leaders a closer look at Mobile International Airport, the new airport in downtown Mobile, where the project stands and what comes next.

His update went well beyond construction progress, offering insight into the opening timeline, future air service, airline recruitment and the role local businesses can play in the airport’s success. Here are five things we learned.

As the new academic year approaches, CSU continues to provide valuable educational opportunities and benefits at no cost to Learning Partner organizations and their participants. Read More >>>

The Mobile Chamber Board of Directors has selected David Rodgers, CEcD, to serve as president and CEO designate.

Effective August 3, 2026, Rodgers assumed the responsibilities of president and CEO designate under a Board-approved Executive Leadership Transition Governance Framework. He is expected to assume the position of president and CEO upon the retirement of current president and CEO Bradley Byrne on July 1, 2027.

MOBILE, Ala. – FuelAL: Mobile is more than a summer internship program. It’s about helping students build meaningful connections that can shape both their careers Read More >>>

Kim Garber is in service sales with Hiller Fire and has served as a Mobile Chamber Ambassador for three years. Through the Ambassador program, Kim helps welcome new members, support local businesses and encourage engagement across Mobile’s business community.