Joi West Phalo- Author/ Influencer 

Founder of She Changes Everything 

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Jennifer Cooley, Director of Marketing & Development

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3058 Dauphin Square Connector

Diana Brewer/Development Director/Ronald McDonald House Charities of Mobile

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The Family Rooms are located on the third and fourth floors of the USA Children’s and Women’s Hospital tower and serve as a place of peaceful respite and possess a warm and friendly atmosphere for families to use while remaining merely steps away from their child’s bedside.

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Mobile is a safe haven for families, this is where those families stay and receive the care they need.

Fun Events: Deck the doors, Bunnyhop, Rubber Ducky Regatta, Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. You can donate a vehicle or adopt a room and sign up to give monthly. Amazon Smile and Round Up

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Instagram: @rmhcmobile

About Darwin Singleton:

2023 marks Darwin's 43rd year of either anchoring or reporting television news. Darwin now wakes up the Gulf Coast as co-anchor of NBC15 Today, teaming up with longtime friend and co-anchor Kelly Foster. Darwin will still offer up on-site reporting, as well as the occasional feature segment that has made him a fixture in the Mobile/Pensacola television community since 1987!

Darwin was born in Hazard, Kentucky in the Appalachian Mountains.

He worked in local radio in high school and community college before transferring to the University of Kentucky in Lexington. He then worked in radio in Lexington until 1980, switching to television news.

Darwin served as South Kentucky Bureau reporter and, later, police beat reporter for CBS affiliate WKYT-TV in Lexington. He became weekend anchor in his hometown of Hazard for the CBS affiliate WYMT-TV.

In 1987, tired of the snow and cold of winter, Darwin headed south to the Gulf, landing at the local CBS affiliate in Mobile. Late in 1999, Darwin accepted a position at WPMI NBC15 News as a feature reporter with his popular "Here's Darwin!" reports. In 2014 Darwin made the transition to the a.m. anchor desk, giving him another opportunity to communicate with his loyal viewers.

“When I first came to Mobile, my intention was to stay a couple of years and move on,” he says. “Well, that was 30 years ago! Mobile has shown me amazing support over the past three decades. And I’m proud to see how the city and region has progressed. We’re just now hitting our stride, and it’s a great time to be in Mobile!”

Darwin owns a century-old home in Midtown Mobile, in the city's Old Dauphin Way Historic District. He’s a huge support of Mobile’s vibrant downtown. And here at NBC15, Darwin’s passion for Carnival has earned him the nickname of Mobile's Mr. Mardi Gras!

Have a story you'd like to share with Darwin email him: [email protected]

Dr. Meg McCrummen Fowler/Director 

Melissa Harville/Marketing & Events Manager

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History Museum of Mobile is excited to announce its next major exhibition, Dressing the Abbey, opening January 28, 2023. Dressing the Abbey weaves fashion, history, and popular culture into an exhibition featuring the wardrobe from Downton Abbey™, one of the most widely watched television dramas in the world.

The exhibition features thirty-five costumes worn by men and women and invites viewers to discover the turbulence of the Edwardian era and the cultural impact of the First World War. From rich country tweeds, to sumptuous evening gowns, to a starched footman's livery, the textiles in this exhibition speak to a transformational moment in art, fashion, design, and history.

About the History Museum of Mobile:

The History Museum of Mobile is where Mobile’s story begins! Three sites - the History Museum of Mobile, Colonial Fort Condé, and the Phoenix Fire Museum - bring Mobile’s past to life for tens of thousands of visitors each year.

Start your visit at the History Museum of Mobile, where over 20,000 square feet of exhibit space interpret Mobile’s history from pre-Colonial contact to the modern Port City. Don’t miss the new children’s discovery room, where families can explore a French ship, play real African drums, try on colonial clothing, practice basket weaving, and more! Special exhibitions are always changing, so be sure to check the schedule. Your admission also covers Colonial Fort Condé, a partial reconstruction of the 1723 fort built when the French founded Mobile. And don’t miss the Phoenix Fire Museum, where horse-drawn steam engines and antique ladder trucks bring to life Mobile’s proud history of volunteer firefighting.

In March of 2020, the History Museum of Mobile announced a partnership with the Mobile County Commission, the City of Mobile, the Alabama Historical Commission, and community leaders in Africatown to create a landmark exhibition at the under-construction Africatown Heritage House. The nationally anticipated Clotilda: The Exhibition will tell the story of the people aboard the last slave ship to the United States. The pieces of the Clotilda that have been recovered from the shipwreck will be on display in the exhibition, on loan from the Alabama Historical Commission. The exhibition has been curated, developed, and designed in conjunction with the local community and the wider descendent community, and in consultation with experts around the country. When it opens, History Museum of Mobile will operate the Africatown Heritage House as a fourth site.

The History Museum of Mobile is the five-time recipient of the “Best Museum” Nappie, Mobile Bay’s people’s choice award. In 2021, the museum received two awards for innovative programming: the Main Street Mobile’s Chairman’s Certificate and Visit Mobile’s MOBie. The History Museum of Mobile is proud to co-host the 2024 American Association of State and Local History conference. For more information and museum updates, see the annual report PDF FILE and subscribe to our newsletter.

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If you have ever enjoyed a date night, a good time or a delicious bite to eat in Downtown Mobile then you have most likely "met" Matt before...he is the owner of POST Crafted Cocktails & Wine Bar, POST on the Hill, O'Daly's Irish Pub, the Insider Food Hall, the Outsider Sports Lounge, Cedar Street Social. 

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Which social media platforms are you on? What's your handle?

Meet Mobile native Kimbertly (Kim) Jones, 

Publisher, Managing Editor & Author, WP Publishing, LLC

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Website: https://wppublishingllc.com/

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·         Twitter: https://twitter.com/wppublishingatl

·         Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYaLBGdjJWXxQJYHb_Dh9Mw

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https://wppublishingllc.com/media-kit/

Guest:

Ayla Goodson

Gemini Studioz Empowerment

Founder

The Dia-BEAT IT: Diabetes 5K Run/Walk will be held on November 19, 2022, at Tricentennial Park from 9a-1p. 

To make this event a continued success, we need your help!  

We would also love for you to form a team or have any of the staff participate as an individual. We've set a $5,000 goal. 

Proceeds will go directly toward supporting those with diabetes that are unable to afford medication, resources, and supplies. 

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Participants can register at www.GeminiStudioz.com/DiabetesWalk

Follow us:  FB: www.Facebook.com/GeminiStudiozEmpowerment

IG: @GeminiStudiozEmpowerment 

You can also visit our website Diabetes Walk

Feel free to contact me at 251-554-7507 if you have any questions or concerns.

Guests:

Captain Sheri Jones, Area Commander, The Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama

Tony Zodrow, Director of Development, The Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama

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The Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama is on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/SalArmyCoastAL

The Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama’s main number is (251) 438-1625.

Our website address is www.SACoastAL.org. Our street address is 1009 Dauphin Street, Mobile, AL 36604.