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Storm Prep on Ono Island — Watching Tropical Weather for Friday

A tropical system could reach the coast this Friday. Nothing is locked in yet—and on Ono, we do not wait for a last-minute scramble.

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Ono Island Storm Hurricane Prep Island Weather Watch

We are watching a tropical system that could reach the coast this Friday. Tracks shift. Timing shifts. Nothing is locked in—and on Ono Island, we do not wait for a last-minute scramble.

If you live here, you already know the rhythm: prep early, keep the boat…

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Hurricane Preparedness: Tips from Meredith Amon, Expert Real Estate Advisor in Baldwin County, Alabama

Hurricane Preparation Baldwin County Alabama

Living on the beautiful Gulf Coast comes with its unique set of challenges, including the potential for hurricanes and severe weather. As someone deeply connected to the Baldwin County community, I believe being prepared is the key to staying safe and protecting your home and loved ones. Here are my top tips and resources to ensure you’re ready for hurricane season.

Stay Informed

One of the most critical aspects of hurricane readiness is staying updated on weather conditions. Local news outlets are a vital resource for the latest updates on flood hazards, evacuation orders, and shelter openings. Tune into these trusted Baldwin County…

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Gulf State Park Pier: A Coastal Landmark of Resilience and Beauty

Gulf State Park Fishing Pier

Stretching over 1,500 feet into the Gulf of Mexico, the Gulf State Park Pier is an iconic destination on Alabama's Gulf Coast. Since its opening in the summer of 1939, Gulf State Park has played a pivotal role in transforming Alabama's Gulf Coast into a sought-after destination, with tourism becoming the backbone of the local economy. But it was the 1968 addition of an 825-foot pier that truly put the park on the map, attracting visitors from far and wide. Over the decades, the Gulf State Park Pier has been a scene of unforgettable moments—legendary fishing catches, mesmerizing sunsets, and dramatic coastal storms. Despite enduring multiple rebuilds due to storm damage, the pier…

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