Browsing: Living

Do you smell that? Spring may be in the air, but I’m not talking about the smell of flowers, friends.…

Summer is coming quickly, which means kids will be out of school. This may leave you with the question of…

Not everyone knows what it’s like to build their own village. Or to do it again 3-5 years later in…

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…

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…

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…

More people than not believe that the three Coastal counties are vastly different than the other seventy-nine counties in Mississippi.…

The Mississippi Legislature has awarded $6.1 million in funding for a variety of projects in Gautier, City Manager Paula Yancey…

This past weekend, my husband and I were fortunate enough to have a little time to ourselves for a “day…

Just as Toyota navigated how to safely build vehicles amid COVID-19, the community navigated a new normal, too. Today, Toyota Mississippi announced…

1. Pollen is EVERYWHERE. The pollen season typically is March through May, and this is when the yellow stuff gets…

The Mississippi Department of Archives and History (MDAH) has transferred the remains of 403 Native Americans and eighty-three lots of…

Easter 2021 falls on Sunday, April 4th, and there are plenty of fun traditions and activities to partake in during…