Rebuilding post Hurricane Zeta
One of the most cherished parks in the City of Gulfport was heavily damaged during Hurricane Zeta. Jones Park is currently closed as repairs are underway. You might be wondering what will happen to the park’s newest…
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Rebuilding the Gulf Coast Rescue Mission
Blindsided by a fire over two years ago, the Gulf Coast Rescue Mission is about to break ground on the first phase of their rebuild. It’s now been over two years since a fire burned down the main building and…
Permit fees in Biloxi waived after Hurricane Nate
Biloxi residents will now be able to save money if they need to make repairs to their property. Biloxi City Council voted to waive permit fees for those seeking to make repairs on owner-occupied dwellings following damage from Hurricane Nate.…
AmeriCorps and Habitat for Humanity Volunteers 10th Anniversary Katrina Home
It’s been ten years since Katrina ripped apart the Coast and Habitat for Humanity and AmeriCorps volunteers are still helping to put it back together.
Pass Christian Harbor Makes Comeback After Katrina
The harbor in Pass Christian was almost wiped out when Hurricane Katrina blew through nine years ago, but they are now making a comeback.
Gulfport Has Recovered Well Since Katrina
Katrina devastated Gulfport, but since then, the city has found a way to recover and rebuild.
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.