While the wet weather might have washed out this year’s 4th Annual Zebra Run, that doesn’t take away from the hard work to organize the run and the reason behind it all.
With concerns over blood clots following the vaccine, many people called pharmacies across the Coast to change their vaccination appointment or to cancel altogether.
Millions of people remain out of work, but businesses everywhere are struggling to hire people. It’s an issue that’s affecting several industries, especially restaurants and bars.
Frustrations are growing after MDOT announced the Fort Bayou Bridge won’t reopen until May 21. Some local businesses in the area have been struggling since the closure began.
Thanks to the heroic efforts of deputies and Good Samaritans, three children are alive today after being pulled out of a burning vehicle following a crash that killed their 19-year-old brother.
Final preparations are underway for the 2021 Spring Arts Festival, but the closure of the Fort Bayou Bridge has forced organizers to step up their game.
After being canceled last year due to the pandemic, Round One of March Madness kicked off Friday, bringing with it a frenzy of sports betting to casinos on the Gulf Coast.
After being closed to the public for over a year, the Mary C. O’Keefe Cultural Center once again opened its doors Thursday for two combined events that celebrated both art and music.
A major thoroughfare in and out of the Ocean Springs is now closed for the next six weeks and it’s causing some concern with local businesses in the area.
The Ocean Springs High School students and staff got creative, finding ways to protect themselves from COVID-19 while attempting to create lifelong memories.
The spring season is almost here and with warmer temperatures and relaxed restrictions, many are hopeful that businesses will benefit from an influx of travelers.
While the new guidelines are pretty close to the ones that have been in place for months, they do allow casinos to put more playing opportunities in with additional seating at games.
Bars and restaurants in South Mississippi are happy to see restrictions lifted but say they will still continue to take some less restrictive precautions on their own.
Employees at the Mississippi Gulf Coast Coliseum are seeing a surge in Crawfish Music Festival ticket sales as COVID-19 has forced patience and created loads of pent-up demand.
The Jackson County School District is moving forward with a bond proposal that would bring several upgrades to schools in Vancleave, St. Martin, and East Central.
