Where the Waterfront Gathers
Welcome to The Propeller Club of the United States, Port of Mobile. Formed in 1929, our membership is open to people in our community who work in and around the maritime industry. We are dedicated to the enhancement and well-being of all maritime community interests, both here and abroad. This is the place where our waterfront community gathers! Our membership meets every month except July and August. Most are lunch meetings, each with an interesting guest speaker from the community. Our annual meeting is always in June. We host a golf tournament, a gumbo cook-off, and several parties during the year. Please see our Events & Meetings page for details. |
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Monthly meeting notices are now being emailed from our website. If you need to do so, please add admin@propellerclubmobile.org to your address book to avoid unintentionally blocking the notices. It takes constant work to keep our email list current. If you're reading this, please give us your name and current email address at Contact Us and we will make sure that our files are up to date. |
Port Authority ends two year loss with first quarter profit
Birmingham Business JournalDate: Wednesday, January 25, 2012, 12:02am CST - Last Modified: Wednesday, January 25, 2012, 12:02am CST
Financial data released Tuesday shows that the Alabama State Port Authority started the 2012 fiscal year with a $5 million profit in the first quarter after two years in the red.
According to the Press-Register, Port Authority Executive Director Jimmy Lyons said he's cautiously optimistic that the economy is recovering from its doldrums and plans to launch another period of capital projects and expansions at the Port of Mobile to take advantage of the situation.
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