Watch as a wetland is reborn in Moss Point.

There is no doubt that the visual component of dining can have a big impact on what we think about the food that is presented to us. Some experts tell us its influence can be as high as 50 percent of the process of forming an opinion.

Take a step back in time and enjoy a Victorian Christmas in Hattiesburg, Dec. 14 to 15. Partnering with Visit Mississippi, the Historic Hattiesburg Neighborhood welcomes everyone to enjoy an elegant Christmas of years past at the 43rd Annual Victorian Candlelit Christmas. The Hub City will light up as the city takes part in the Downtown Candlelit Christmas, and there is sure to be something for everyone in the family to enjoy this weekend full of activities.

Local women business owners were celebrated at the Women Business Owners of the Pine Belt’s Annual Event on Tuesday, December 10, at South Mouth Deli in Hattiesburg.

Binder has been teaching for 12 years in the Pascagoula-Gautier School District. She teaches fourth grade and teaches all subjects – math, reading, language, science, and social studies.

The MGCCC Jackson County Fine Arts Gallery is proud to announce the opening of the exhibit “Drawn To Whimsy: The World of Edgar Parker.” The exhibit is offered at no charge and will be open to the public from until Friday, December 13. 

A roundup of library events in early December.

The Learning Resources Center at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s Jackson County Campus will host the traveling exhibit “Frankenstein: Penetrating…

A local C1 competitive club team, the South Mississippi Soccer Club 04 Elite Diamonds, represented the State of Mississippi at the National State Games of America held in Lynchburg, Virginia, and brought home the gold.

The Culinary Team from St. Martin High School won first place in the high school division of the Chefs of…

Making time for a nature break – a good habit

Pascagoula is again excited to offer Downtown for the Holidays – a great community event for all ages – on Friday, Dec. 6 from 5 to 9 p.m. 

Chef Sean Brock likes to talk about Southern micro food cultures. To those that are less informed, Southern cooking has a specific meaning, as if the South was a single culture, with common and shared foodways.

There is something special about ringing a Salvation Army Bell during the holidays.

Students work their hardest as they enter the homestretch of the Fall Semester.

A local business owner is working to spread awareness for health risks, such as high blood pressure, with the help of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce.