Ocean Springs Unveiling App to Increase Tourism
Dining, nightlife, and shopping are just some of the things that will be available on a new app that will help connect tourists and residents to everything Ocean Springs has to offer.
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Elderly Couple in Ocean Springs Involved in Murder/Suicide
Tuesday, on Park Town Drive in Ocean Springs, police found two people dead.
Ocean Springs Man Kills Wife, Then Himself
Tuesday, Ronald Montecalvo of Ocean Springs called 911 and said he had just shot his wife and was about to shoot himself.
Ocean Springs Gets Ready for Nighttime Parade
Ocean Springs will be alive with music and beads Friday night for the 7th annual Ocean Springs Carnival Association parade.
Drive to Revive Arbor Day
Arbor Day is celebrated on Friday, February 13th this year and more than 440 4th graders in Ocean Springs will roll up their sleeves and plant a tree.
SRHS Retirees Picket on Hwy. 90 in Ocean Springs
Singing River Health System (S.R.H.S.) retirees continue their fight to get the money they were promised from their pension plan.
Walter Anderson Museum 'Seussifies' the Coast
You may notice some more color as you drive up and down the Coast this week.
Rally to Legalize Marijuana Held in Ocean Springs Thursday
A move is gaining momentum to get lawmakers to consider dropping Mississippi's ban on cannabis in our state.
83 Yr Old Teacher at St. Alphonsus is Still Going Strong
This week is Catholic Schools Week and an 83 year old teacher at St. Alphonsus Catholic School in Ocean Springs is still following her passion for making differences in children's lives.
Communities Mourn Loss of Asst. Principal at St. Martin East Elementary
Two communities are mourning the loss of a beloved St. Martin school administrator and Ocean Springs native.
Psycamore Offers Settlement to City of Ocean Springs
The attorneys for Psycamore Psychiatric Clinic are offering to drop their case and the remaining $400,000 the city owes.
Ocean Springs Teen Tries Out for American Idol
An Ocean Springs teenager has gotten quite the feedback after being featured on American Idol recently.
Ocean Springs Looks to Build More Hotels
The City of Ocean Springs is home to only three major hotels, limiting visitors to places near downtown.
Ocean Springs to Soon Begin Gov't St. Sidewalk Project
An Ocean Springs sidewalk project that has been in the works for many years is finally about to start construction.
Ocean Springs Pays Off Lawsuit Debt to Psycamore Clinic
The City of Ocean Springs has paid off its $500,000 settlement in the discrimination lawsuit with Psycamore Psychiatric Clinic.
Snow Brought to Ocean Springs for Kids to Play In
As our friends up north are experiencing snow days, Thursday's cold weather inspired the City of Ocean Springs to have a snow day of their own!
Local Women Push for Dog Ban on Bridge to be Reversed
Many women say they feel safer exercising in public when accompanied by their dogs.
Local Author Encourages People to Pursue Resolutions
As New Year's Eve approaches, many are making their 2015 resolutions, but fear or previous experiences often hold us back.
Dredging Begins in Davis & Simmons Bayous in Ocean Springs
Soon, getting your boat stuck in Ocean Springs’ bayou channels will no longer be a problem.
Walter Anderson Museum Hosts Kids Art Workshop
For many kids on the Coast, Monday was the first day of Christmas vacation, and some of them spent the day being creative.
Couple Robbed at Gunpoint Behind Leo's Pizza in Ocean Springs
A brother and sister were robbed at gun point Wednesday night behind Leo's Wood Fired Pizza in Ocean Springs.
Ocean Springs' White Christmas Opened Monday Night
William Carey University packed up their sets and crew in Hattiesburg to bring this magical show to the Coast.
2nd Annual Harbor’s Christmas Boat Parade in Ocean Springs is on Dec. 13th
The Jackson County Small Craft Harbor’s “2nd Annual Christmas Boat Parade” has been set for Saturday, December 13th.
New Parade Added to Ocean Springs Mardi Gras
A new parade is being added to the Ocean Springs Mardi Gras parade route, bringing thousands to the downtown area, and the best part is it won't cost the city much additional money.