City of Pascagoula Hosts Adventure Camp
Kayaking, geo-caching, hiking and more: it’s all part of the city of Pascagoula’s outdoor adventure camp.
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Renovations for Recreational Facilities in Pascagoula
A much needed facelift is coming to recreational athletic facilities in Pascagoula and tonight the city reached out to residents for their help.
Interview with Pascagoula Parks and Recreation Director Darcie Crew
The city of Pascagoula will soon be making improvements to their athletic facilities using a proposed 10 million dollar bond.
New Flag for Pascagoula Resident
A brand new Mississippi state flag is now flying again at Robert Coman’s house in Pascagoula.
Bank Robber Captured
The man accused of a bank robbery over the weekend at Hancock Bank in Pascagoula was captured today in Fort Worth, Texas.
City of Pascagoula Working on Proposal to Ban Smoking in Public Parks
Pascagoula officials are considering a ban on smoking in all public parks.
City of Pascagoula Looks to Renovate Recreational Sports Complexes
Pascagoula residents can expect to see a much needed facelift to recreational sport facilities across the city in the upcoming months.
Paint Pascagoula
Artists gear up to paint the town of Pascagoula for beautification of their city
Family Camp Out at Beach Park in Pascagoula is Saturday
Like to camp, but don't want to go too far?
Pascagoula Names Mar. 13th Senquez Golson Day
Friday the 13th usually has a negative aspect attached to it, but Friday, it was being celebrated as one local football star returned home.
Ole Miss Senior, Senquez Golson, Visits Hometown on Coast
SEC Defensive Player of the Year and Ole Miss Rebel, Senquez Golson, may be thinking about his future NFL career, but that didn't stop him from coming home Friday to talk with some of his biggest fans.
Mark W. Everson Announces for President of the United States
Former IRS Commissioner throws hat in the ring.
Pascagoula Family Camp Out Scheduled for March 21st
Beach Park will be transformed into a camper's paradise, as Pascagoula Parks & Recreation hosts its family camp out from 12 p.m. March 21st - 11 a.m. March 22nd!
Man Dead in Early Morning Pascagoula House Fire
Residents in a quiet lakeside Pascagoula neighborhood woke up Tuesday morning to sirens, smoke, and according to witnesses, an explosion.
Anchor Square Accepting Applications for Small Businesses
Calling all small business owners, there are retail spots still available at Pascagoula's Anchor Square.
S.R.H.S. Healthcare Fair Held in Pascagoula
The fair is organized by Singing River Health System (S.R.H.S.) and brings in students from 18 schools, representing six counties.
Alumni Association to Host Free Black History Month Program
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.
Keep Pascagoula Beautiful Kicks Off 16th Annual Great American Cleanup
Keep Pascagoula Beautiful, which brings people together to build and sustain vibrant communities, announced Friday the launch of the 16th Annual Great American Cleanup.
K-9s Compete in Annual Re-Certification Challenge
Tino and Sergeant help keep drugs off the streets and put the money used for these crimes back into the community they protect and serve.
SRHS Retirees Protest Over Pension Plan Scandal
S.R.H.S. retirees are not going quietly and they have many supporters backing them up.
Pascagoula VFW Post 3373 Hosts Annual Mardi Gras Ball
For the veterans who frequent VFW Post 3373, the ball is about more than just having a good time.
Jackson Co. Young Lawyers Offer Advice Pro Bono
Some Gulf Coast lawyers got together in Pascagoula Thursday to offer up some legal advice pro bono.
Pascagoula Encourages Residents to Form Neighborhood Assocs.
The City of Pascagoula offered a presentation Thursday night on how to establish a neighborhood association with hopes of bringing Pascagoula communities closer together.
Ingalls Donates to Local Schools for S.T.E.M. Education
Advances in technology have caused lawmakers and teachers to reinforce science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, also called S.T.E.M. courses, in the classroom.