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The Lauren Rogers Museum and the city of Laurel are amid a celebration that has been a century in the making. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the world-class museum of art has been a cornerstone for Laurel and the state and has brought a collection of fine art and education together for the world to enjoy.
Vung Tau is a family-run Vietnamese-style located in old Point Cadet. It is just a few blocks from Harrah’s Gulf…
Step into Spring at The Jacskon-George Regional Library, where there is an event for every age and interest!
From art projects, to mystery meals, and even Pokemon go, the JGRL is a tremendous asset to the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
The Picayune High School boys’ basketball team has never won a state championship. The Maroon Tide will try and change that tonight. Picayune faces South state foe Hattiesburg in the Class 5A state championship contest Friday night at 7 .p.,. in the Mississippi Coliseum in Jackson. Picayune stands 20-15 overall and the Tigers from the […]
The American Cancer Society is hosting its third annual “Shuck Cancer” event. This party with a purpose will raise funds for local hospitals to use to provide lodging and transportation for cancer patients.
By Bruce Thornton 228Sports Contributing Writer The current prep softball season heads into March with no unbeaten teams remaining in the “Southern Six” as Poplarville defeated Harrison Central 3-2 and Greene County outslugged George County 11-10 Tuesday night. The Red Rebels face Stringer and Northeast Jones this weekend and face an exceptionally talented Northwest Rankin […]
Both the Biloxi girls and boys basketball teams enjoyed successful seasons before each saw their respective season come to an end in the past few days with losses in the Class 6A state playoffs. The Biloxi baseball squad, however, is picking up with the same type of success as their counterparts on the hardwood relished […]
From a high school math teacher to an Air Force pilot, Daniela Martian exemplifies what it means to dream big…
There were a pair of Region 8-6A squads from the Mississippi Gulf Coast in the Class 6A girls’ Final Four Wednesday at The Mississippi Coliseum in Jackson. But both Biloxi and Harrison Central’s time in the Big House was short-lived, and a pair of powers from the North side of the bracket will play for […]
By Hunter Dawkins The Gazebo Gazette Southern Miss Men’s Basketball Head Coach Jay Ladner was named the Joe Gottfried Coach of the Year in the Sun Belt Conference after producing one of the best turnaround stories in NCAA Division I basketball history. Ladner’s Golden Eagles have racked up 25 wins after finishing with seven a […]
The much-awaited Paradise Pier Fun Park in Biloxi is opening in just a matter of days and it aims to…
Editors note: The majority of this story was written by longtime The Mississippi Press Lifestyles editor Susan Ruddiman and printed…
Half of the four girls’ teams in Region 8-6A comprise the Class 6A Final Four in the overall state championship tournament in The Big House in Jackson this week. That’s the reason that Region 8-6A was considered by many as the toughest girls’ league in the state of Mississippi this season. But will that tough […]
The Picayune football team won the Class 5A state football championship back in early December. Now, three months and one day later, the Maroon Tide basketball squad will try and duplicate the same feat. Picayune stunned the Mississippi prep basketball world Tuesday night by thumping perennial state power Jackson Provine 60-49 in the Class 5A […]
When guitarist “Six String Andrew” Sullivan had a chance to meet his guitar idol Buddy Guy, he wasn’t going to waste a single second of the chance he’d been dealt.
The Vancleave native walked right up to the blues legend at a club in the delta and told him he wanted to play onstage with the eight-time grammy award winner.
See you MS Press, thanks for laying the foundation and the memories!
