Baldwin County road closure extended for bridge replacement
Pensacola police provide new details in car crash with jogger
Crews are working to replace a bridge on Sherman Road between Bay Road East and County Road 12 South.
Engineers say unexpected circumstances have necessitated a redesign of the bridge pilings, which will make this portion of Sherman Road impassable until at least Sept. 12.
Weather conditions could also delay the project.
Mobile County woman celebrates 105th birthday
Motorists are asked to follow the detour signs.
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