The public is invited to attend “It Takes a Village and a Neighborhood” Black History Month program on Saturday, February 28th beginning at 3 p.m. at the Aaron Jones Family Interactive Center located across from Pascagoula High School.
The Mississippi Department of Transportation (M.D.O.T.) has been notified by the National Weather Service (N.W.S.) of the potential for winter weather conditions throughout Mississippi during the next several days.
Auditions to be held on March 14th at the Edgewater Mall in Biloxi from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Krystal Danielle Gonzalez was indicted by a Harrison County Grand Jury Monday.
Representatives of the Qatar military tour the Boys and Girls Club of Pass Christian.
Councilman Joey Boudin was arrested Monday on misdemeanor charges.
Andrew Clinton Cruse Jr., 54, is now in custody following the discovery of a bound woman in a local Lowe's parking lot.
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The Maritime Museum was established in 2010 to build a museum facility in Pascagoula that would preserve the history and educate others about Mississippi's maritime heritage.
Neonatal Tetanus is a disease that can quickly turn the joy of childbirth into a tragedy, a disease affecting many third world countries.
While schools may be offering different options to students for lent, local restaurants could be a different story.
While it's a daily requirement for schools in south Mississippi to offer strictly vegetarian lunches, the Ocean Springs School District makes special changes to its school menu during Lent to better serve the needs and beliefs of their Catholic students.
A new twist on the old "fish was this big" story, a local St. Martin man leaves for a fishing trip and comes home with a world record lionfish.
If you're fan of good BBQ and family entertainment, the City of D'Iberville wants to invite you to their 9th Annual BBQ Throw Down on Saturday.
Not only is the population growing, but healthcare is too, and with that comes a boost to the local economy.
While Mississippi only provides enough funding to place about 1,800 students into pre-k classrooms, privately funded programs on the Coast ensure more children are being reached.
Former U.S. Senator, Trent Lott, will deliver the keynote address Friday night at the Mississippi Maritime Museum's 2nd Annual General Membership Meeting.
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This time next month ?on March 20th, ?the Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art will launch “Katrina +10,” a six month retrospective about Hurricane Katrina.
Mississippi’s oldest brewery, Lazy Magnolia, announced they will be hosting their ten year anniversary celebration on their First Friday event held March 6th from 5 to 8 p.m.
Keep Pascagoula Beautiful, which brings people together to build and sustain vibrant communities, announced Friday the launch of the 16th Annual Great American Cleanup.
Families from all over the Coast came out to watch the Globetrotters take the court.
After the Gulfport P.A.L. center closed in Gaston Point, Rickey Toles knew he needed to give the community a safe space to exercise and learn.
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