2016 looks like a great year for real estate. This is according to Coldwell Banker President and CEO Budge Huskey, who spoke at the company’s brunch today. The event was held this morning at the Great Southern Club in Gulfport.…
Pascagoula has expanded its horizons with more attractions, tourism and jobs created over the past fiscal year.
News 25’s Bryan Kennedy hit the streets to see just how much revelers are throwing to our local stores this Mardi Gras season.
On Monday morning, Yuengling was delivered to Mississippi stores, bars and restaurants.
The Dow Jones dropped nearly 400 points today.
In Ocean Springs, business is booming and the statistics are there to prove it.
Harrison County wants to make sure BP oil spill settlement money makes it down to the Coast.
Gulf Coast hotel and casinos have seen a spike this year in people wanting to spend their New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day right here on the Coast.
The city of Biloxi is applying for a larger amount of the tidelands fund, $14.8 million to be exact.
As gas prices continue to drop, many locals are taking advantage during this holiday season.
Members of the longshoreman’s union are becoming restless as they wait for promised jobs from the port expansion to materialize.
Members of the longshoreman’s union are becoming restless as they wait for promised jobs from the port expansion to materialize.
For ten years, we’ve been talking about stimulating regrowth along Highway 90.
The city of Biloxi will be very busy over the next seven years. Officials are exploring 29 new projects, ranging from hotels to new roads.
Low-wage workers walk off the job to fight for higher minimum wage.
Biloxi Mayor FoFo Gilich hopes to secure the funds for the east Biloxi traffic loop project at tonight’s City Council Meeting.
There’s no question Cruisin’ the Coast is a huge draw for tourism here in South Mississippi, but how much money does the week-long event actually drive in to our area?
The city of Biloxi usually operates on a budget topping well over $50 million.
With every home game in downtown Biloxi at MGM Park, local businesses say these fans often show up as customers.
Tourism is a large economic driver for the state, particularly here on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Mississippi’s tax free weekend is in full swing with back to school right around the corner.
Today, beautification and tourism leaders met in Biloxi to discuss ways everyone can make our Coast beautiful.
Starting this weekend, Wiggins convenience stores and restaurants can sell beer and light wine on Sundays from noon until 11 p.m.
Within the next couple of years, we could begin to see more produce moving through the Port of Gulfport as they build additional trade relationships overseas.