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A Light That Never Goes Out

After a near-fatal car accident, musician Molly Thomas found her way back through music.

A Scientific Research Center is Needed in the Delta

The Mobile-Tensaw Delta is an incredibly important and diverse coastal ecosystem that plays a significant role in both local and global environmental health.

Shell Shock

The Legacy of Oyster-Reef Dredging in Mobile Bay.

Ghosts of the Delta

Memories of a World War II Armada.

Sirens of the Sea

Talking with the head of the Dauphin Island Sea Lab’s Manatee Sighting Network.

Required Reading

This article is from the spring 2025 edition of Mobile Baykeeper’s print quarterly, CURRENTS. The magazine is mailed to active members who have given more than $50 in the past year. To get on the magazine’s mailing list, donate here. By Nick Williams As the editor of a local print magazine in publication for nearly thirty […]

Silenced Sanctuary

An Elegy for a lost rookery.

They Call Him Droopy

Every Delta fisherman knows Droopy Williams. Or at least knows of him. You’ve probably seen him as you’ve zoomed along the Causeway – a sort of roving landmark, sometimes in the waters above, sometimes below.

A Universal Language

Michael Mark, a retired Mobile lawyer and competitive world-class sailor ventured to Cannes, France, to compete in the Finn European Masters sailing championship.

Recipe: Roosters Mahi Tacos

Roosters Mahi Tacos

If These Walls Could Talk

The Martin Lindsey — Tate House, was built five miles from Mobile in 1915 by Martin Lindsey, owner of the Lindsey Lumber and Export Company.

A Dire Warning

Jared Sullivan’s Valley So Low recounts the 2008 coal-ash spill in Kingston, Tennessee.

Pioneers of the Party Boat

While the women sunbathed on the beach and wrangled the kids, the men concocted a wild idea on a whim: a floating screen porch, fully equipped with a bar and motor. Brilliant, right?

They Call Him Droopy

Droopy Williams grew up in the Delta in a cabin on the Tensaw River at Cloverleaf Landing. For nearly six decades, he has been a shrimper for the bait shops along the Causeway. Today he still lives at Cloverleaf, just up the road from where he grew up, shrimping in the morning and fishing for […]

Heeding the Call

Alyssa and Sam Fuller’s love of the water drew them to each other — and to careers in the Coast Guard.

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