Kara Mautz is a journalist based in Orange Beach, Alabama. She writes for Gulf Coast Newspapers LLC, focusing on local news and events in the Gulf Coast region. Her articles cover a range of topics including community developments, cultural events, education, and environmental issues.
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Kara Mautz's articles predominantly focus on local events, press releases, government announcements, and seasonal themes in the Gulf Coast area of Alabama. She covers a wide range of topics including entertainment news, family & relationships, and education.
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By: Kara Mautz
Theatre Troupe to perform "Madagascar: A Musical Adventure" on March 22
Students at Florence B. Mathis Elementary School celebrate Read Across America week.
By: Kara Mautz
Coastal Alabama Kids Entrepreneurs, a Coastal Alabama Business Chamber program, will host their first ever "C.A.K.E. Day," on May 11, in hopes of inspiring local elementary schoolers to take in interest in entrepreneurship and the process of developing a business.
By: Kara Mautz
Intended to increase physical activity and improve safety during Pedestrian Bridge detour construction
By: Kara Mautz
In 2022, the city of Gulf Shores approved a contract to design and construct a brand-new justice center that would replace the current police station, and combine the police department, jail and municipal courts under one roof.
By: Micah Green, Kara Mautz
Nearly one year after being selected as Secondary Teacher of the Year, Amanda Talantis, hospitality and tourism teacher at Gulf Shores High School, has been named the top K-12 educator in the country for green education.
By: Kara Mautz
Baldwin County Public Schools (BCPS) is once again accepting applications for their summer utilities internship program, offering current high schools students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience and a paid internship at several local utility companies.
In a move to increase public safety, the City of Gulf Shores announced that they have installed automated external defibrillators (AEDs) at 22 locations throughout the city.
The Gulf Shores Police Department has issued a warning to local residents and visitors, following several recent vehicle break-ins that occurred last week.
By: Kara Mautz
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