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Could the fabled and fickle Isle of Caprice, also known as the Monte Carlo of the South, be ready to…
Can you hear that? It’s a new sound and it’s coming from Gautier as city and county leaders dug their…
On Monday night in girls’ Class 5A state playoff action on Monday night, the four teams in the “Southern Six” all came up short and saw their respective seasons come to an end. On Tuesday night, as the boys’ joined the fray, things were only a bit better for the quartet of area teams on […]
By Curtis Rockwell/228Sports and Hunter Dawkins/The Gazebo Gazette Results varied for the six “Southern Six” squads in the opening round of the Class 4A state playoffs Monday and Tuesday night. Both Bay High teams picked up wins at home to advance to the second round of action as the Lady Tigers beat Jackson Lanier 54-30 […]
The Resurrection Eagles stood strong in the opening round of the boys’ Class 1A state basketball playoffs Tuesday night in Pascagoula. But in the end, visiting Sebastopol pulled out a 63-58 win in overtime to eliminate RCS from the postseason in the process. The Bobcats led throughout most of the first three quarters, including 37-25 […]
It was a mixed bag of results for Class 6A squads in the “Southern Sox” Tuesday night in the opening round of the state playoffs. Five area teams were in action, but only two survived as the other three saw their respective seasons come o. sudden halt. The Gulfport girls traveled along with their male […]
Research into the chemical composition of pottery shards taken from archeological digs in the Holy Land by Mississippi College faculty…
Yul’s Place just may be one of the most unique and fun places on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. It’s a…
Prep hoops: Ocean Springs opens Class 6A girls state playoffs with a big win at home; HCHS also wins
OCEAN SPRINGS — Ocean Springs started slowly against visiting Oak Grove in its opening round Class 6A girls’ state playoff game Monday night. But fortunately for the Lady Greyhounds, they saved their best play for the second half. After falling behind by double digits early in the game, Ocean Springs stormed back and dominated the second […]
Public libraries play an essential role in community strength by supporting education, literacy, and endless knowledge for all who enter…
For a dozen years, the late Tommie George Boulton, Sr. operated Boulton’s Cleaners, Lucedale’s first, and only, Black-owned cleaners. Boulton’s…
By Hunter Dawkins The Gazebo Gazette LONG BEACH — Despite outscoring the Natchez Lady Bulldogs 20-14 in the second half and holding them to only three points in the final period, the Long Beach Lady Bearcats still came up short and fell 38-34 in the first round of the Class 5A Girls Basketball state playoffs […]
The state playoffs on the boys’ side of the ledger tip-off Monday night across the state of Mississippi and there are 17 teams representing the “Southern Six” in action this week. First-round action begins with the second seeds from various respective regions hosting the third seeds from various respective regions on Tuesday night. The winners […]
GULFPORT — Both the Gulfports boys and girls basketball teams have each won at least 20 games this season on the hardwood. And that’s not the only set of two’s that the Admirals and Lady Admirals have in common in the current campaign either. In a bit of an oddity, both Gulfport varsity teams include […]
For me, it was a quarter-pounder with cheese, large fries, and a chocolate shake. There is just no telling how…
Mardi Gras season is in full swing, and it’s a great time for anyone to enjoy and celebrate the Carnival…
