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ShoppingElevate your beach days: BB’s Beach Boutique leans into that sophisticated coastal lifestyle with a curated lineup of resort wear where comfort meets style.
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Elevate your beach days: BB’s Beach Boutique leans into that sophisticated coastal lifestyle with a curated lineup of resort wear where comfort meets style.
Refresh your closet: Statemint Eastern Shore is a pop-up consignment shop where locals can unload those barely-worn pieces and score new favorites at a fraction of the price.
Thoughtful custom ink: A short hop from Orange Beach, Studio 251 Tattoos LLC focuses on collaborative consults that turn your idea into fine line, black and gray, color, realism, or cover-up work.
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A new Shake Shack restaurant will open in early 2027 on Highway 280 in Hoover, Alabama, marking the second Alabama location.
Full story at al.com ↗
The Alabama Gulf Coast is set to host a week of Halloween activities, including costume contests, charity paddles, and family activities.
Full story at obawebsite.com ↗
New restaurants Sunrise Smokehouse and Joyfulls Bakery are set to be added to the Downtown OWA entertainment district in Foley, Alabama.
Full story at al.com ↗
The roundabout at State Route 161 north in Gulf Shores, Alabama, has been opened to traffic.
Full story at fox10tv.com ↗
The Waterway Village Arts & Entertainment District Merchants Association in Gulf Shores, Alabama, is planning a community art walk to support regional creators following the cancellation of the 53rd Annual National Shrimp Festival due to Hurricane Isaias.
Full story at obawebsite.com ↗
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