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An Elegant Evening Under the Lights: 2025 Chicago Street Supper Club a Resounding Success
Celebrating local flavor, community spirit, and Southern hospitality—A farm-to-table celebration! Foley, Ala. — The 2025 Chicago Street Supper Club Dinner, presented by The Law Offices of Brenton C. McWilliams, was another unforgettable evening of fine dining, wine pairings, and community connection in Downtown Foley. Held Friday, October 17, 2025, along Chicago Street at Heritage Park, guests enjoyed a perfect autumn evening beneath the lights, surrounded by elegant décor, delicious cuisine, and a warm,
Burkle takes District 3 seat on Foley City Council
Roderick Burkle took the oath of office to join the Foley City Council at the District 3 representative on Monday, Oct. 6. His wife, Terry, holds the Bible. FOLEY – Roderick Burkle became the District 3 representative on the Foley City Council on Monday, Oct. 6 when he was sworn in to fill the unexpired term of Richard Dayton. Burkle was the only candidate in the seat for District 3 in the 2025 election. Candidates elected in the Foley municipal elections in August are scheduled to take office when the
Where History Meets Hospitality: The Kennedy House Breaks Ground in Downtown Foley
October 7, 2025 | Foley, AL — City leaders, partners, and community members gathered in downtown Foley to celebrate the groundbreaking of The Kennedy Resort, a boutique, adults-only micro-resort and hospitality campus designed to elevate the city’s downtown with exceptional dining, social, and lodging experiences. The Kennedy Resort will restore and expand a beloved local landmark—The Kennedy House, established in 1948—into a vibrant hospitality destination that honors its legacy while introducing a new
Steve Bailey Named 2025 Walton M. Vines Free Enterprise Person of the Year
Foley, AL – September 19, 2025 – The South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce Steve Bailey as the 2025 Walton M. Vines Free Enterprise Person of the Year. Presented by Riviera Utilities, this prestigious award honors individuals who demonstrate the true spirit of American free enterprise. Since 1976, the award has recognized leaders who embody innovation, entrepreneurship, and an unwavering commitment to their community.Steve Bailey accepting the 2025 Walton M. Vines Person of the Year award
Foley to Host Annual Hometown Halloween Celebration on October 23
FOLEY, Ala. – The City of Foley invites families and friends to downtown Foley for its highly anticipated Hometown Halloween on Thursday, October 23, 2025, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. This free, family-friendly event promises a night of spooky fun with games, treats, bounce houses, concessions, face painting, a cake walk, and balloon creations. The highlight of the evening will be the Costume Contest at 6 p.m., featuring over $1,000 in prizes. Contestants can compete in age categories ranging from toddlers to
Coastal Alabama Farmers & Fishermens Market Recognized as One of Nation’s Best Farmers Markets
FOLEY, AL- Newsweek announced today that the Coastal Alabama Farmers & Fishermens Market (CAFFM) was first runner up for the 2025 Readers’ Choice Award for Best Farmers Market. CAFFM beat out some of the largest markets in the country to nab the number two spot. Fifteen markets, including heavy hitters like Union Square Greenmarket in New York City and Pike Place Market in Seattle, were nominated. The public was able to vote for their favorite market daily from May 9 through June 5. CAFFM was
Downtown Foley Pedestrian Enhancements Moving Forward with Decorative Bollards, Lighting
FOLEY – Improvements to make walking through downtown Foley more attractive will include bollards to keep cars out of pedestrian areas and decorative lighting over city streets. The Foley City Council approved the purchase of bollards that can be used as barriers to restrict vehicles from parking or driving on pedestrian areas. The city will also seek bids on decorative lighting on West Jessamine Avenue. Jeff Phillips, Foley construction project manager, said cars have been blocking some downtown
Foley Standardizing Speed Limits
Foley is changing speed limits in the southwest part of the city to make the regulations more consistent. FOLEY – Speed limits are changing in some Foley neighborhoods in order to make the rate of travel more consistent along city streets. The Foley City Council voted Monday, May 5, to give final approval to an ordinance standardizing speed limits in neighborhoods in the southwest quarter of the city. The council also voted to reduce the speed limit on James Road. Wayne Dyess, Foley executive director
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Renovated 1925 Foley building becomes chamber office
May 24th, 2023 | City of Foley News FOLEY – A 97-year-old building that survived proposals to tear it down is now the office of the South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce after being donated to the organization by the city of Foley. The chamber held an open house Monday, May 22 to display the renovations made to the 5,600 square-foot building. The two-story Mission Revival style structure was built on North Alston Street in 1925. It was the Foley Masonic Lodge for about 50 years. In 2002, the city of Foley
