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This Jewel of Jackson County has been providing Stewardship, Research, Education, and Training about our unique coastal estuaries for 19 years now.

Harold Dees and Keith Delcambre believe there aren’t too many places in the world where you can find live local music outside of a seafood market and restaurant.

The Chevron Pascagoula Refinery steps up to protect our community and environment by ensuring quality air during operations. Watch the video to learn more!

Did you know that Mississippi is home to more than 35 species of turtle?

Have you tried a Snow Booger? You can this summer on the Mississippi Gulf Coast when the locally owned and operated Snow Boogers food truck makes its way around the area.

Check out the list we’ve compiled to find the a summer camp that is right for your children!

Coast Libraries are ready to rock this summer with programs for all ages. The Jackson-George Regional Library System summer reading programs begins June 4, at all locations.

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Now, just weeks away from graduation, Colmer has earned a rare accomplishment that might just beat everything else on the list. Colmer is one of only three students in Mississippi to earn an appointment this fall to one of the five elite U.S. service academies that act as a training ground for future commissioned officers in the military.

Francisco Arellano knew he wanted to go to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology since reading a book in the seventh grade where the lead character was trying to get into the school.

Pascagoula-Gautier School District recently began construction on the new Performing Arts Center on the Pascagoula High School grounds.

During an assembly at RCS, Bishop Louis Kihneman took center stage to make an announcement and present the school with a gift from members of the community.

The next Blues at the Beach show will be held this Friday, May 11, at Pascagoula Beach Park from 6 to 8 p.m. with local band Slick Radio performing. The show is free and open to the public.

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This year’s 28th Annual Explosion of Excellence was held at the Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s Jackson County Campus. Over $70,000 was given in scholarships to 187 graduating seniors from throughout Jackson County.

In 1971, a group of dedicated citizens formed the 1699 Historical Society in order to preserve and celebrate the unique culture and history of Ocean Springs and the surrounding Gulf Coast.