Pass Christian Takes Steps Toward Economic Recovery
The City of Pass Christian is taking steps to economic recovery after a series of natural and manmade disasters.
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Will Biloxi's Oak Trees be Protected?
With all the construction in Biloxi, a number of trees have been cut down to make way for development, and some Biloxi residents are calling for better oversight for preserving trees.
Biloxi City Council Considers Tree Ordinance
Tuesday, the Biloxi City Council called a special meeting to consider strengthening the city's tree ordinance.
Moss Point Encourages Small Business Growth
The City of Moss Point was once a thriving industrial community on the banks of the Pascagoula River, but in recent years, the city has fallen on hard times economically.
Long Beach Economic Growth on the Rise
Things in Long Beach are looking up.
Gulfport's Economic Development is Booming
City officials say it's an exciting time to invest in Gulfport.
Biloxi Expands with More Attractions on the Way
As the City of Biloxi expands its tourist attractions with amenities such as the baseball stadium and a possible theme park, the need for additional hotel rooms is at an all-time high.
Business in Downtown Ocean Springs Has Its Ups & Downs
Downtown businesses in Ocean Springs will be experiencing a shakeup in the coming months.
Commercial Development on Coast at All-Time High Since Katrina
Commercial development on the Coast is at an all-time high since Hurricane Katrina, and many local officials believe there is more to come.
D'Iberville Says Finances Look Better Than Previous Years
While the official budget has not yet been approved by the City Council, D'Iberville officials say their city's financial situation is looking better than recent years.
Pascagoula Hosts Local Business Forum
Pascagoula's Main Street Association, Mississippi Power, and Community Bank hosted a business forum Wednesday.
M.D.A. Officials Visit Gulfport to Assess Katrina Rebuilding
With the nine year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina coming up this week, Gulfport city officials wonder if they’ve done enough to rebuild the city.