Battling the flu
It appears a small number of flu cases have been diagnosed in South Mississippi, but it’s still not too late to protect you and your family from getting the flu this year. It’s that time of year again: flu season.…
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It appears a small number of flu cases have been diagnosed in South Mississippi, but it’s still not too late to protect you and your family from getting the flu this year. It’s that time of year again: flu season.…
Election season may be over for most of South Mississippi, but one very important vote is still on the ballot for tomorrow in Waveland. On December 4th, Waveland residents will have three choices for mayor: incumbent Mike Smith, Jay Trapani,…
The Gulf Coast is full of local talents and this weekend artwork of all kind was put on display. An artist showcase was held at the Biloxi Visitors Center Sunday. Local authors, jewelry makers, and potters had the chance to…
The Hancock County Library has transformed into a true winter wonderland. If you are looking for a fun and educational way to spend the holidays, this is it. More than 50 businesses, organizations, and schools have unique trees up for…
Hundreds of people had the chance to live out their HGTV dreams all while giving back to the community. Sunday was Civic League of Gulfport’s 57th annual Tour of Homes. Four beautiful homes in the waterside neighborhood were on display.…
A vehicle ran off the on-ramp to I-10 and ended up on its side in a water-filled drainage culvert around 5 p.m. Saturday night. Harrison County Fire Marshal Pat Sullivan says the driver of the SUV is lucky to be…
One man is dead following a shooting early Sunday morning that occurred near New Haven and Klein Road in Gulfport. Harrison County Deputy Coroner Brian Switzer identified the victim as 23-year-old Shawn Taylor Jr. of Gulfport. Gulfport police received a…
Diamonds are forever and at the ‘Diamonds and Ice’ event at the Scarlet Pearl they helped raised money for a good cause. The D’Iberville and St. Martin Chamber of Commerce hosted this event for the Mississippi Center for Autism and…
Does your cell phone lose service in some areas of Mississippi? Well, hopefully soon that will change. The FCC has a map that says 90 percent of Mississippi has cell phone service, but Sam Britton, the public service commissioner for…