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Orange Beach students turn old T-shirts into toys for rescue dogs (opens the original)
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ORANGE BEACH, Ala. (WALA) - Two Orange Beach High School juniors are turning old T-shirts into tug toys for rescue dogs through a project called “Tees to Tugs.” Brylee Thompson and Lyllian Williams are hosting an event this weekend where people can help make the toys. The “Tees to Tugs” event will be held outside Shades at The Wharf from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 3. Thompson said she and Williams attended a leadership seminar called HOBY in May, where they first did the activity. “Back
GOOD WEEK GULF COAST: Food & Folly, and raising awareness for childhood cancer (opens the original)
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MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - This week on Good Week Gulf Coast, we’re discussing the 17th annual “Food and Folly” event held at Fort Whiting. It’s the signature fundraising event for United Cerebral Palsy of Mobile, which serves children and adults with special needs across 32 counties in south and central Alabama. And we’re also raising awareness for childhood cancer. Schools across Baldwin County wore gold Friday to raise awareness for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and one school in Elberta celeb
Chancery Square Apartments to undergo renovation and preservation project (opens the original)
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PRICHARD, Ala. (WALA) - The Housing Authority of the City of Prichard has received nearly $1 million in tax credits to renovate and preserve Chancery Square Apartments. The Alabama Housing Finance Authority awarded the Prichard Housing Authority $931,500 in annual nine-percent low-income housing tax credits. The money will support the renovation and preservation of Chancery Square Apartments on South Shelton Beach Road. The project is a partnership between the Prichard Housing Authority, Knight
City of Mobile launches Second Line transit system (opens the original)
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MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Mobile’s new Second Line transit system began operating Monday. The first buses rolled out from the GM&O Building along with eleven updated bus routes. Each route now has its own map, stop list, and timetable. James Lee, a commuter, said the new system has been confusing but manageable. “It’s been a little bit confusing, but I downloaded the app, and I’m just waiting. I found out where I need to go. So, it’s a little confusing, but once you figure it out, it’s no problem,”
Elberta school honors 6-year-old with brain cancer for awareness month (opens the original)
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ELBERTA, Ala. (WALA) - Schools across Baldwin County wore gold Friday to raise awareness for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and one school in Elberta celebrated a student fighting the disease. Bryndle Reid, 6, loves swimming and spending time with her family. She has brain cancer. Her parents say her smile and her light make her one tough little girl. “She’s the toughest little girl I’ve ever met. She’s got the best spirits,” said Kevin Reid, her father. “She’s definitely a light. After every
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