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Hancock Co. C.A.S.A. Holds Ribbon Cutting for New Building
Hancock County C.A.S.A. cut the ribbon on its new office Tuesday.
Improvements to Come at Ocean Springs Small Craft Harbor
Jackson County has plans to further improve Ocean Springs’ small craft harbor.
Exhibit at Ohr O'Keefe Focues on Vintage Toys of the Past
A new exhibit at the Ohr O'Keefe Museum of Art arrives just in time for Christmas to remind kids of the Golden Age of toys.
Pascagoula is Sprucing Up Market St. to Increase Development
The City of Pascagoula currently has 26 projects in various stages of completion, which include everything from streets and drainage to recreation and business development.
Coliseum Announces Lineup for 21st Hoopsfest
Tuesday, the Mississippi Coast Coliseum revealed the team matchups for its 21st annual Hoopsfest basketball competition.
C.A.S.A. Celebrates Completion of New Office Building
The organization cut the ribbon on a new office building Tuesday to help them better serve the children in the Coast community.
Birding Trail Kiosks Added to Welcome Centers in MS
The Audubon's electronic birding trail kiosk made its debut in two Mississippi welcome centers Tuesday.
Many Homeless People Are Stuck in the Cold This Winter
Many homeless individuals will take advantage of sleeping indoors, but there are still many more that will stay out in the cold.
More Drama Surrounding S.R.H.S. Pension Plans
Notification sent from Singing River Health System (S.R.H.S.) to employees last week that its troubled pension plan had been frozen and would later be liquidated has been challenged.
Police Body Cams Already in Use in Biloxi
While more police departments across the country are moving toward the use of body cameras, the Biloxi Police Department has been using recording devices for three years now.
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H.S.S.M. Urges Choosing Adoption as Your First Option with “Fa-La-La Fee-Waived Wednesdays” Throughout December
Every Wednesday in December from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., the Humane Society of South Mississippi (H.S.S.M.) will host “Fa-La-La Fee-Waived Wednesday,” during which adoption fees will be waived on adoptable pets in H.S.S.M.’s care.
Governor Bryant Creates Human Trafficking Task Force
Governor Phil Bryant has created a task force to address human trafficking in Mississippi.
Pascagoula Organizations Partnering to Collect Donations for the Believe Children's Christmas Assistance Program
The Pascagoula Police Department, Pascagoula Main Street, and the Ingalls Shipbuilding Test and Trials Division have joined forces to collect toys to support the Believe Children's Christmas Assistance Program Toy Drive.
Coast Organization Raising Money for Funeral of Homeless Vet
A Gulf Coast veteran recently passed away with no money to his name, but one man is stepping in to ensure the vet will still receive a dignified funeral.
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T.N.T. Recovery Ranch Requests Donations for New Building
For the past 20 years, T.N.T. Recovery Ranch in Gulfport has been helping people around the country deal with addiction.
Saints Lose Critical Game Against Panthers in Big Blowout
In a game meaning so much for divisional standing in the NFC South, the New Orleans Saints failed to show up.
Lions Club & Ocean Springs PD Provide Toys to Needy Kids
Instead of serving warrants, police officers and other volunteers will be armed with toys on Christmas Eve, a special delivery for youngsters who need special attention this Christmas because of tough circumstances.
Homeless Hope Raises Money for Burial Expenses of Veteran
Operation Homeless Hope is reaching out to provide a dignified burial to a recently deceased local veteran.
Snowflakes on the Bay Celebrates Oaks in the City
Century old live oaks are lit in a magical display in downtown Bay St. Louis as part of their annual Snowflakes in the Bay event.
Supreme Court Denies BP's Appeal on Claims
Nearly five years after the massive spill, the U.S. Supreme Court has denied hearing BP's appeal on private and business claims, meaning the British oil giant must continue to make the payments on the $7.8 billion agreed on for those claims after the spill.
State Lawmakers Push for Tax Law Overhaul
Some local state lawmakers do not agree with Governor Phil Bryant's tax cut proposal.