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New Bay library brings in more than books
A $1 million plan to renovate and transform the Bay St. Louis Public Library is nearly complete, as work crews are unpacking hundreds of boxes and placing more than 70,000 books back on the shelves.
Report ranks Pass Christian schools among nation's best
Pass Christian educators have always challenged their students to climb as high as they can.
Cowboy's ride into the sunset stalls in Henderson Point
The cowboy who's horseback riding across America to help children now needs our help.
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Bay-Wave schools want more from FEMA
BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. -- Officials with the Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District will be in Washington on Jan.
Second homes: Mississippi's Gulf Coast has casinos, golf, beaches - and low prices
Hancock supervisors mull public hearing on proposed liquor store
Hancock supervisors on Wednesday told a group opposing the establishment of a packaged liquor store in the North Hancock County's Bienville Community that they will set a public hearing on the issue, said Dawn Lee, one of the leaders of the group who attended the supervisors' session.
Century Hall still making history in Bay St. Louis
If you drive down South Second Street in Old Town Bay St. Louis, you'll notice a newly renovated building called Century Hall.
BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. -- Philip Moran and Tony Wayne Ladner will square off Tuesday in a runoff election for a Hancock County supervisor's post.
If you are asking yourself, "Where is area code 228?" then you have come to the right place.
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Homeowner hopefuls turn out to see whata s new on housing front
Instead seeing of few homes in one place, house hunters by the hundreds spent Saturday touring as many model homes as they could fit into their day during the 14th annual Parade of Homes.
Hatchery-raised fish tagged and released into Bay St. Louis waters
Angelos Apeiotos tags seatrout Thursday morning, Nov. 12, 2009. About 16,000 seatrout raised from Bay St.
16,000 specks will be released along the Coast
BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. -- Ernie Zimmerman of the Coastal Conservation Association says south Mississippians are now the proud parents of more than 16,000 juvenile spotted seatrout fingerlings.
Texas Woman Found Dead In Burned Truck Identified
BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. --Authorities have identified a Texas woman who was found dead in a truck on Sept.
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Spotted seatrout fingerlings to be released in Bay St. Louis
The University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Coast Research Laboratory will release spotted seatrout fingerlings in Bay St.
Water rising in Shoreline Park
Residents of Shoreline Park are dealing with rising water in advance of Tropical Storm Ida as dark approaches.
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The three Amtrak Gulf Coast proposals would have all trains making stops at four South Mississippi stations - Bay St.
Tropical Storm Ida Keeps Gulf On Alert
Ida has become a tropical storm again, with top winds of 45 mph, as it swirls in the Caribbean on a track that could bring it to the U.S. Gulf Coast next week.
Coast volunteers observe annual Day of Caring
About 200 volunteers participated in the United Way of South Mississippi's Leo W. Seal Jr.
Despite battling cancer twice and rebuilding her Waveland home after Hurricane Katrina, college student Liz Zimmerman is optimistic as she works toward her goal of becoming a social worker.
Veterans, Rotarians team up for Habitat
While most of the attention surrounding damage in 2005 from Hurricane Katrina focused on New Orleans, many people have forgotten the damage the storm caused along the Mississippi Gulf Coast.