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Nature Notes - February 2020
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Like the wind, passion can be soothing and persuasive - or relentless and destructive.
- Story by James Inabinet
- Story by James Inabinet
Whether advising her customers on Medicare solutions or caring for at-risk children, Kristine Gurley and her staff are in the business of helping people.
- by Dena Temple 
Kristine Gurley, founder and president of Gurley and Associates.
This month, our D-I-Y diva helps a friend brighten up a bathroom with the addition of a super-simple hanging rack.
- Story and photos by Holly Lemoine-Raymond 
A sure sign of spring in Bay St. Louis is the annual Arts Alive festival, getting bigger and better every year. Here's a preview.
- Story by Steve Barney, photos by Ellis Anderson 
Sycamore Street, formerly home to several popular juke joints, used to hum with music and good times. Take a spin around the dance floor in this look back in time.
- Story by Rachel Dangermond 
Bobby's Lounge
Natalie Guess is one busy lady, and her dedicated service to making Hancock County a great place to live - and work - makes her a Shoofly Magazine Good Neighbor.
- by Lisa Monti 
L: Eric and Natalie Guess at the 2018 CASA Gala, R. Natalie Guess
In honor of Black History Month, the author looks back at three BSL residents whose character and service helped shape our community.
- Story by Jerry Beaugez 
Louis Piernas, Valena C. Jones and Douglas Williams.
More campsites, improved trails and an amphitheater are a few of the improvements slated for this hidden gem.
– Story and photos by Dena Temple 
One of the major changes coming to McLeod Park is a pedestrian bridge across the Jourdan River. (Rendering courtesy unabridged Architecture and Compton Engineering)
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