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Paul Lacoste Sports is working hard to make Mississippi healthy. With programs springing up around the state, with the support of state government leaders, he is well on his way to impacting the healthcare of all Mississippi residents.

The public is invited to join with area leaders and family members of the MS Army National Guard 859th Vertical Engineer Company as they depart Pascagoula this Saturday morning, June 29th.

The Mississippi Main Street Association (MMSA) celebrated achievements of Mississippi Main Street Communities at the 30th Annual Awards Luncheon in downtown Jackson. 

In the aftermath of Hurricane Michael, the category five hurricane that hit Florida last year, officials from the Northwest part of the state visited Jackson County this week.

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.

A familiar face and Jackson County enthusiast, Paige Roberts has been hired as the new president and CEO of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce.

The Jackson County Chamber of Commerce today announced that Paige Roberts has been selected to serve as its next President & Chief Executive Officer.

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

The City of Pascagoula is celebrating a number of legislative successes, as Governor Phil Bryant has now signed into law the following measures.

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. 

On April 1, PRAC welcomed Susan May Stachowski as the new Center Manager. She is a lifelong resident of Moss Point and a recent educator retiree with 25 years of service to the local school districts.

The guided-missile destroyer USS Fitzgerald (DDG 62) took another step toward returning to the fleet as a fully ready, combat-capable ship.

The family-friendly festival event is free to the public and will allow for festival-goers to enjoy a stroll through the shady park, taking in the festival, while also enjoying the sea breeze and views of the water.

These young leaders participated in team-building exercises, discussed solutions to current issues facing young people and visited with their state legislators.

Restoration of the La Pointe – Krebs House began in 2016 with a focus on restoring the house to its original 1757 appearance while also repairing elements that haven’t had attention in decades or centuries – if ever.