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The contract, which includes options over a six-year period, also provides work packages for HII’s Technical Solutions division.

If you haven’t heard of JaxCoHome already, it is worth checking out to get your good news updates for Jackson County.

The One Coast Awards, a rebranding of the Roland Weeks Hall of Fame, recognizes the wealth of outstanding businesses and community leaders across the Gulf Coast.

The prestigious award was offered to 61 students nationally, from more than 1,500 applications.

The annual Taste of Ocean Springs Food & Wine Festival on May 9 will be a night of dining on samples of the best foods prepared by all of the participating restaurants. 

The Escatawpa River is a 129-mile-long tributary which eventually merges with the Pascagoula River near Moss Point, MS.

Crazy B’s – the “B” is for Bella

Hometown coffee and a sense of belonging.

If you are not a serious foodie, a James Beard nomination may not seem like such a big deal, but in the culinary world there simply is no higher honor.

Sandra Gibson was instrumental in establishing the event, which is well attended by local businesses and industry leaders each year.

Whether you are planning a traditional night out or looking for something unique to do with your significant other next week to show them how much you care, Jackson County has many options available.

A campaign designed for the purpose of reducing debt at Resurrection Catholic Elementary School resulted in an unexpected teaching lesson for students.

The Mississippi Maritime Museum has taken the next step toward the renovation and subsequent opening of the museum in the old math and science building on Dupont Ave in Pascagoula. In the meantime, the Maritime Activity Center (MAC) is being used for community activities and numerous educational lectures and presentations have already been held there.

NOAA ship Pisces, a fisheries research vessel home ported in Pascagoula, has been named the 2018 Ship of the Year.

This year celebrates the 40th year that sugarplum fairies and toy soldiers have danced their way into the hearts of those in Jackson County thanks to a local ballet instructor. With three sold-out performances this week, the woman behind it all looks back at the last 40 years.

A ministry helping restore women and children – families that are in recovery or are facing any kind of crisis, such as addiction or homelessness.