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“That first day 20 people came for lunch, and we though that was a lot. Now we serve up to 250 meals a day.”
The first Friday in June is annually observed as National Donut Day, and for residents of Jackson County, there is no better place for donuts than Tato-Nut Donut Shop.
“It’s one of the best kept secrets of Jackson County.”
Inlet will be located between Bienville Boulevard and the Old For Bayou Coastal Preserve, and is planned to house 95 condominiums and roughly 18,000 square feet of space for commercial or community amenities.
Congratulations, Erica Scott!
Hurricane season begins today, and that means stocking up on supplies and being ready for anything that could happen.
The Lord is My Help is hosting its 4th annual Feed the Need Fish Fry on Sunday in downtown Ocean Springs.
One of Jackson County’s hidden gems is undergoing renovations so that it will stay around for generations to come.
The company is in line to get more than $3.4 million in state and local aid.
Registration for the “Build a Better World” summer library program begins at all Jackson-George Regional Library System locations.
The Singing River Health System is offering some community events to kick off the month of June and get people of all ages up and moving for the summer.
Help the Kiwanis Club raise funds and get a chance to win some cash!
The Moss Point STEM Team recently competed in the American Association of State Highway Officials (AASHTO) National Bridge Engineering Competition…
Several events across Jackson County were held over the weekend to honor those that have made the ultimate sacrifice for this country.
In an effort to reduce childhood hunger in the community, the Pascagoula-Gautier School District Child Nutrition Department is offering free summer meals
“Ms. Young is an amazing kindergarten teacher at Gautier Elementary. She brings passion and creativity to the classroom every single day, and goes out of her way to keep students and parents engaged. Her lessons are fun and interactive. Her students clearly love her, and she’s making a difference in these young people’s lives by establishing the foundation they’ll need to be successful learners for the rest of their lives. Mrs. Young rocks!”