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On Monday afternoon, the new Mississippi state flag was signed into law by Governor Tate Reeves and placed above the capitol building in Jackson.

Bacot Park improvements include the city’s first public basketball court, picnic pavilion, rehabilitation to baseball and football fields, expansion of the playground and splash pad, renovation to existing buildings, and parking and sidewalk improvements.

In this unprecedented year, it’s time to enjoy the holiday season and show the ones you love how much you care.

What are some life skills that your kids likely need at this time? 

Fun Family Games for the Holidays.

To say that this year has been unconventional is a tremendous understatement, and why should the holiday season be any different.

Given how the year 2020 has been for many, new traditions may also give you something “fresh, new, and positive” to this year.

Round Island obtained its name from explorer Pierre LeMoyne d’Iberville, on account of its form.

Kids need these 5 things to be well-adjusted.

Foodies from near and far all agree:  Bigger things are yet to come for an up-and-coming barbeque competition in downtown Pascagoula.

Advantages of extracurricular activities include enhanced self-esteem, improved academics and social skills, as well as better physical fitness.

The Lower Pearl River Valley Foundation (LPRVF) of Picayune, Miss., has bolstered its support of The Children’s Center for Communication and Development at The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) with a $40,000 grant.

The 14th Annual Krebs Cemetery Tour is set Thursday, Oct. 22, in Pascagoula.

Moss Point’s history comes to life Saturday as the Eighth Annual Griffin Cemetery Tour takes place.

Safe Halloween Celebrations during the time of COVID in Mississippi

Special music featuring the Crimson City Quartet will set the tone on Sat. Oct. 10 at 7 p.m.