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Satsuma, Alabama – United Way of Southwest Alabama and Verizon will bring the United We Prepare Disaster Resilience Workshop series to Satsuma on Tuesday, October 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 Red Clay Strays will celebrate the phenomenal success of their acclaimed third studio album, Grateful, with a triumphant hometown headline event set for Friday, March 26, 2027, at Mobile, AL’s Regions Arena. The historic performance will serve as the Grand Opening of the state-of-the-art, new Gulf Coast venue, bringing one of Mobile’s own home to take the stage as Regions Arena officially opens its doors to live entertainment. St. Paul & The Broken Bones will support the performance.

A transportation pilot launched by the Mobile Chamber to help connect residents with jobs and workforce training is entering its next chapter as part of the City of Mobile’s redesigned public transit system.

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 >>>

MOBILE, Ala. — Infirmary Health has received more than $5.3 million through the Alabama Rural Health Transformation Program to expand women’s health services, improve coordination between Read More >>>

CALVERT, Ala. (Aug. 12, 2026) – Outokumpu and the University of South Alabama are celebrating a milestone in their longstanding partnership as Jessica Ivory becomes the first recipient Read More >>>

The Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Project is moving forward with strong support from the Trump Administration, Governor Kay Ivey, Alabama’s congressional delegation and local leaders, officials announced today.