Ken Cooper

2 months ago | gulfshoresnews.com | John Mullen |Ken Cooper

As another week unfolds along the Gulf Coast, locals and visitors alike can look forward to a diverse lineup of events and activities that capture the spirit of our coastal community. From classic movie nights under the stars and soulful musical performances to hands-on art workshops and family-friendly festivals, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Here’s a guide to all the exciting things happening this week along the Alabama Gulf Coast.

Feb 12, 2025 | gulfshoresnews.com | Erica Thomas |Ken Cooper

When it comes to buying things, there can often be a gap between what a product is actually worth - and the value people believe it holds. And that perceived value can often make us splurge on something that we hope will make others believe we have an elevated social status. Take, for example, a simple leather handbag; you could buy one from CHANEL, or one from Target®.

Feb 10, 2025 | gulfshoresnews.com | Jessica Taylor |John Mullen |Ken Cooper

Each year the Super Bowl is one of the most watched programs in the US. But how many people focus on the now famous ads? It has become a tradition for businesses to launch their campaign for the year by investing millions on a Super Bowl ad. Here are a few of the best for the 2025 Super Bowl commercial recap. Doritos 'Abduction' Each year Doritos asks their followers to develop their own ad. The winning creator stands to earn $1 million and a trip to New Orleans to watch the big game.

Feb 4, 2025 | gulfshoresnews.com | Ken Cooper |Erica Thomas

This may seem like an obvious answer but there is actually no penalty if you lie to police about the matter. A new law would attach penalties of up to $6,000 fine and/or a year in jail if you do not inform police officials of a concealed weapon when asked. In 2022 the State of Alabama passed a law making it legal to conceal and carry a weapon on you person or vehicle, over opposition from the Alabama Sheriffs Association.

Jan 18, 2025 | gulfshoresnews.com | Ken Cooper

The National Weather Service in Mobile has issued a forecast indicating a significant drop in temperatures, with freezing conditions expected to impact the Orange Beach area beginning early Sunday morning with freezing weather in the forecast through Tuesday night/Wednesday morning. The forecast, last updated on Saturday, January 18, at 7:00 AM CST, provides a detailed outlook for the coming days, highlighting the potential for wintry weather.