92ZEW

01/27/2025

Get ready for another great 92 ZEW presents show with St. Paul and The Broken Bones coming to Soul Kitchen in April!

JUST ANNOUNCED 🍕 St. Paul and The Broken Bones is bringing the Oasis Pizza Tour to Mobile on April 25th w/ Sugadaisy! 🎟 ON SALE FRI (1/24) at 10am CST: https://bit.ly/StPaulApr25

01/23/2025

Now an official 92 ZEW presents show!

Dexter and The Moonrocks are back in Mobile on Feb 22nd & we can't wait! 🎟: bit.ly/DexterMoonrocksFeb22

01/22/2025

Based on the vast number of pictures being posted, it is evident that thoroughly enjoyed a historical snow day in Alabama yesterday.

This morning, I have been monitoring the weather, and I have been in constant communication with EMA. With the cold weather remaining today, and with the prediction of overnight freezing that will result in roads being covered with ice, it is in everyone’s best interest that MCPSS schools remain closed for the remainder of the week.

We will have essential personnel on campuses Friday, if possible, to ensure facilities are acceptable for the return of students, faculty and staff on Monday.

Again, thanks for your patience as I continue to navigate winter storm conditions and make decisions based on safety as the number one priority.

Stay warm and safe.

Chresal D. Threadgill

Superintendent

Mobile County Public Schools

01/22/2025

❄️Important Update❄️ Due to the major snow accumulation and hazardous road conditions, Satsuma City Schools will be closed on Wednesday, Jan. 22 and Thursday, Jan. 23. Local officials expect the roads to refreeze Wednesday night, leaving our area unsafe for drivers. The safety of our students, staff, and families is top priority. Please stay safe and warm, and we will keep you updated with any further information. Thank you for your understanding!

01/22/2025

As of 5:00 p.m. today, January 21, 2025, the Baldwin County Commission has declared a Local State of Emergency in response to the ongoing historic inclement winter weather conditions affecting the area.

This declaration will allow Baldwin County to access additional resources and coordinate more effectively with state and local partners to address the impacts of the severe weather.

01/22/2025

01/22/2025

SUPERINTENDENT NOTICES: Baldwin County Public Schools will be closed Monday, January 20 through Wednesday, January 22. BCBE schools will resume on Thursday, January 23 at the scheduled times. Read the complete notice from Superintendent Tyler at this link: www.bcbe.org/news

01/22/2025

I hope everyone is enjoying a rare South Alabama snow day!

Based on the current weather throughout the county and the update I just received from EMA, I have made the decision that all MCPSS schools and offices will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, January 22, 2025. With many roads and bridges being impassable, coupled with potential freezing overnight, I feel it is best to cancel tomorrow for the safety and well-being of our students, parents, and employees.

Also, due to the amount of snow that continues to accumulate, we will evaluate and make decisions regarding Thursday and beyond. As we cannot completely predict the weather, I will keep you all updated each day as I know how difficult it can be to find childcare on days school is not in session. I ask that each of you remain patient and trust that I am making the best decisions for all involved.

Please stay warm and safe!

Chresal D. Threadgill
Superintendent
Mobile County Public Schools

01/22/2025

FROM MOBILE COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: Cold weather shelters are opening on Jan. 19 in the Mobile area at Waterfront Rescue Mission, Central Presbyterian Church, McKemie Place, Salvation Army, Dauphin Way United Methodist Church, and Ryans' Refuge. More info is on the attached flyer. Waterfront Rescue Mission is coordinating shelter activities, call 251-433-1847.

01/21/2025

SNOW-MAGEDDON 2025 shenanigans with Gene Murrell and Matt McCoy!

01/21/2025

As of 12 p.m. on January 21, 2025, all roads and bridges in Baldwin County should be considered IMPASSABLE until further notice due to severe winter weather conditions.

Members of the general public are advised to suspend or delay all travel. Only emergency vehicles should attempt to travel on county roads and bridges during this time to ensure public safety and to allow crews to respond to weather-related hazards effectively.

The Baldwin County Highway Department is actively monitoring road conditions and will provide updates as they become available. An announcement will be made when this IMPASSABLE TRAVEL ADVISORY is lifted.

01/21/2025

Alert just posted. Looks like if you can’t take a main road to get where you need to go or if you have to cross a bridge or overpass you should stay home.