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We all appreciate how insects and plants depend upon each other to carry on with their lives. Bees and butterflies feed on nectar and pollen, and in the process, flowers are pollinated, and plants are able to reproduce. This is also the case for nectar-feeding birds like hummingbirds and tanagers that visit flowers on their spring and fall journeys between their winter and summer homes. The timing of blooming of these plants is not, however, a coincidence, but part of a long-established relationship between plant and pollinator.
Half Shell Oyster House and Rack House Steaks & Spirits has implemented a $12 minimum wage for all non-tipped employees…
Summer is coming quickly, which means kids will be out of school. This may leave you with the question of…
The Eudora Welty House & Garden will launch a new outdoor audio tour on Tuesday, April 13, in recognition of…
Not everyone knows what it’s like to build their own village. Or to do it again 3-5 years later in…
Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College is sponsoring the World’s Largest Jambalaya event on Saturday, May 1, noon-7 p.m. at The…
NFL legend Patrick Willis, who overcame tremendous adversity to become a scholar-athlete and one of the most decorated football players…
28TH ANNUAL CRAWFISH MUSIC FESTIVAL | APRIL 14-18 For more than two decades, the Mississippi Coast Coliseum has hosted the…
The 3rd annual Grand Magnolia Music Festival is set for Saturday, April 17th and will feature talent from all across…
Hinds Cares About Your Education And to prove how much we care, for the Summer 2021 semester we are offering…
Spring is in full swing and gardens are starting to bloom. Just-picked produce, which has had time to fully ripen…
We will celebrate Earth Day on Thursday, April 22 this year. Chevron is leading the future with a lighter footprint and…
The Department of Parks and Recreation today announced its 4th Annual Drive-In Movies in the Park Series. Beginning April 16th, Jacksonians are invited…
Yes, yes. I know. I spelled it incorrectly. It just looks more…let’s say, exotic, spelled like that. Gumbo. It is…
Once again, the bells toll. Since the late 1940s, First United Methodist Church of Lucedale has emitted a melodious ministry…
Are you living your Faith Out Loud? That is the question local publisher and editor Dorothy P. Wilson is asking…