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Storms disrupt some holiday fun
A downburst of air ripped fences, damaged garage doors and whisked away lawn furniture in a subdivision north of the Sangani Boulevard shopping area in D'Iberville late Saturday afternoon as thunderstorms moved through the Coast, disrupting some fireworks and delivering lightning strikes to homes in Gulfport.
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A taste of the Crescent City along the Coast: Half Shell Oyster House opening in Gulfport
He already has two successful High Cotton Grill restaurants in Gulfport and D'Iberville, yet Bob Taylor felt compelled to open the Half Shell Oyster House in downtown Gulfport.
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The city council voted itself a raise from $14,400 to $25,000. It seems that D'Iberville is the only city in the South that is recession-proof. You were elected to represent the citizens, not adopted to be raised and supported.
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If CO2 is the problem with global warming and trees breath CO2 in while trees breath oxygen that we need to breath out, then why not mandate planting enough trees to create a balance? Oh, but that might actually create jobs and solve the so-called problem instead of making another excuse to raise taxes and cost Americans jobs while further ...
Work underway to fix sharp, dangerous intersection
Jackson County road crews are tearing-up parts of Mallette Road and Daisy Vestry Road.
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Masked nude man remains unknown
D'IBERVILLE - Will the owner of a camouflage face mask please come forward? If solving a crime were that easy, police could weed out those who aren't a pot-bellied, white man who stands 6 feet tall and weighs about 250 pounds.
The two new D'Iberville councilmen, Joey Bosarge and Stephen Furney, and other city officials will take their turns raising money at the dunk tank at the city's new Creole Festival today.
Coast Vietnamese have become dispersed people
They left everything in Vietnam and came to Biloxi, where the climate and work were familiar.
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D'IBERVILLE - Police want the public's help to identify a naked, armed man who attacked a woman Monday at a sand bar on the north end of Riverside Drive.
Seymour still willing to gamble on a D'Iberville casino
Mark Seymour still dreams of opening a D'Iberville casino on the west side of the I-110 bridge.
Naked Man With A Shotgun Attacks A Woman
D'Iberville police are looking for a naked man that attacked a woman. According to Police Chief Wayne Payne, the woman was walking to her car after a day of sunning at the river in an area known as "The Cliff." . She noticed a man hiding behind a tree.
D'Iberville gives its approval for casino
D'IBERVILLE - Coast developer Mark Seymour has approval from D'Iberville to build a casino.
Miss. awarded $13M in Katrina grants
Mississippi has received over $13 million in federal grants related to Hurricane Katrina.
Meetings will give highway work options
The state Department of Transportation will hold three meetings this week on its plans for work Mississippi Highway 15.
Motorcycle officers compete on obstacle course
Motorcycle officers from across the state displayed their riding skills in D'Iberville on Thursday.
Expanding their horizons in D'Iberville Kid-friendly entertainment district sprouts off Sangani
D'Iberville - The shopping areas in D'Iberville are expanding rapidly and at the eastern edge a new entertainment district is taking shape.
Man accused of being peeping Tom
D'IBERVILLE - Police arrested a suspect in a peeping Tom incident Wednesday at a tanning salon on Sangani Boulevard.
Easing up on easement possible
People who live along Shorecrest Road could keep more of their property if the Harrison County Utility Authority decides to change the location of a sewage-treatment plant.
It looks pretty much as it did a couple of generations ago, and 101 Boy Scouts will leave Camp Wilkes today with the same life skills their fathers and grandfathers learned at camp plus high-tech computer and up-to-date environmental education.
If hurricane approaches, Gulf coasters should head north
If Coast residents want to evacuate outside of their home county because of a hurricane, they'll have to get there on their own.
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