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For most people, switching from nursing to welding as a major might seem an odd choice.  For Mary Majchrzak of…

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The Pascagoula River Audubon Center will offer programs for students during spring break.

March means the return of Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds, so find out how to bring them to your yard.

Dozens of cyclists gathered at Pascagoula’s River Park the morning of April 2 for the second annual Right 2 Ride.

The 25th anniversary of the Deborah Washington Memorial Soap Box Derby will be held in downtown Moss Point on Saturday, April 29.

A Jackson County chef will once again appear on Guy’s Grocery Games as part of a winners’ tournament.

The city called, and the people answered. Check out the 2017 winners for the “Best of Pascagoula.”

The City of Pascagoula is offering swimming lessons in the months of June and July.

The Small Business Association honored a Jackson County landmark as one of the bests businesses in the state.

Pascagoula lawyer Raymond Brown was honored on March 25 by being inducted into the University of Mississippi School of Law Alumni Hall of Fame.