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Fall has arrived! Cue the witches' rides and other fun Gulf Coast festivities in Baldwin and Mobile counties this month.
MobTown Burger Week
Oct. 1-8
Mobile Area
Mobile Latin Fest 2022
Oct. 14, 4–10 p.m.
Cathedral Square

Seventy-four students will have the opportunity to better their reading skills, learn English or earn their GEDs during this school year thanks to Bellator Real Estate & Development's partnership with the South Baldwin Literacy Council (SBLC).
Bellator's internal fundraiser, named Get Lit: Bellator's Back-to-School Literacy Challenge, created competition among Bellator's seven offices to see who could raise the most money for the SBLC. Bellator's more than 200 agents rose to the challenge, topping the projected fundraising amount with a total donation of $23,161 toward the SBLC's mission of providing literacy instruction to help people in our community make a better life for themselves and their families.

It's that time of year. Interstate 10 and any other route heading toward the U.S.S. Alabama Battleship or the beaches are packed with vacationers to our little slice of paradise. The traffic may be bumper to bumper Friday afternoons and wait times at our favorite restaurants may be longer than we'd like, but visitors to Mobile and Baldwin counties provide vital financial support to our area and the entire state.
According to the 2021 Alabama Tourism Economic Impact report, the 28.2 million visitors to our state spent $19.67 billion last year with the Gulf Coast accounting for 46 percent of that amount. Our state made more than $6 billion in earnings from those visitors, saving the average Alabama family $6...

The weather is warm and school is out. On the Gulf Coast, that can only mean one thing: summer. Mark your calendar and bring the family out to these events across Baldwin and Mobile counties. Don't miss out!
Spring Market in the Park
Every Saturday in June, 7:30 a.m. - noon
Cathedral Square

The numbers are in.
And despite a pandemic and an active hurricane season, they show that we along the Gulf Coast have many reasons to be thankful.
Losses in our state and local tourism industry were expected last year given all that it threw at us, but based on the Alabama Tourism Industry 2020 Economic Impact Report, the Gulf Coast – and the state as a whole – fared better than most.
Compared to the national average of 42 percent, Alabama tourism dollars dropped 20 percent last year from $16.7 billion to $13.3 billion, placing our state in the t...
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