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Mobile Bay Green Drinks is a group that meets once a month to discuss environmental issues in the state. The local chapter is one of many that meet across the world. For Mobile Bay, these meetings are a great chance to have a drink with leaders of organizations such as The Alabama Coastal Foundation and state Commissioner, Chris Blankenship. Blankenship will be a speaker for this month’s meeting.
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National Health Center Week begins today (Monday, August 7th). The Mobile County Health Department is working with its primary care division, Family Health, on the campaign. Saturday is Children's Health Day focusing on students going back to school and the immunizations that go with it.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday said it is poised to reject Alabama's proposal to take over coal ash regulation, saying the state is not doing enough to protect people and waterways.
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Renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma is coming back to Mobile to play with the Mobile Symphony Orchestra during the 2023-2024 season.
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The Gulf Coast Ethnic and Heritage Jazz Festival is coming to Mobile July 27th through July 30th. The event will showcase poetry readings and jazz performances.
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Nonprofit organizations will have the chance to build professional development at the 2023 South Alabama Nonprofit Summit in Mobile. The event will take place on Tuesday, July 25th at the University of South Alabama’s Student Center.
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The family of a 38-year-old Mobile man who died after police hit him twice with a stun gun said they want the City to release police bodycam footage of the incident.
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The second Friday of every month always attracts a crowd for the LoDa ArtWalk in Mobile, but the latest event took on additional meaning for the LGBTQ+ community.
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The City of Mobile was once home to the first board of health in Alabama. The Mobile Medical Museum focuses on the Port City’s history while looking to the future.
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If you can’t get a ticket to Beach Volleyball, Mobile’s annual market in the park will make its return this weekend.