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Lee Peck's coverage focuses on local news, events, and community-related topics in Mobile, Alabama. His articles often revolve around seasonal events, such as Christmas celebrations and local happenings. He also covers crime stories and sports-related content.
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By: Lee Peck
Students at St. Pius X Catholic School spoke with Apollo 13 astronaut Fred Haise during the school’s annual Space Week. Haise joined the students via Zoom from his home in Houston. The national hero served as the Lunar Module Pilot on Apollo 13.
There's plenty going on this weekend on both sides of the bay.
Cooper Riverside Park is in the home stretch to reopen after being closed for nearly two years. The $13 million project is upgrading wear and tear to the park’s wharf, bulkhead and underground infrastructure.
Eight months after resuming Gulf Coast service, the Mobile-to-New Orleans route exceeds expectations marking a milestone of 100,000 passengers.
People travel from all over to take a shot.
By: Lee Peck
The event is set for Friday, May 1, and will involve the organization’s 49 partner agencies, as well as nonprofits from the community at large.
Rear Adm. Kent Davis, who escorted oil tankers through Strait of Hormuz during Iran-Iraq War, says today’s threats are more dangerous. He reflects on his time in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Mobile Country Music Association celebrated 40 years this weekend.
The Stars Over Mobile chapter part of the Azalea City Quilters Guild of the National Quilts of Valor Foundation provides more than 70 quilts per year to veterans who have defended freedom.
By: Lee Peck
Gold Star family transforms grief into Memorial Day display featuring 2,026 handmade ceramic poppies.
