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A Shoofly deck in Bay St. Louis around 1900.
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Lease proposals were accepted at the Sept. 22, 2020, meeting for the old city hall building.
Councilman-at-Large Gary Knoblock reports on considerations for a new tenant at the historic City Hall, drainage issues, and improvements at MLK park.
Longtime locals know that the return of a Brooks family barbecue joint means some great ‘Que lies just ahead.
- Story and photos by Lisa Monti 
Carefully harvesting wine grapes from well-tended vines quite literally provides the fruits of a gardener’s labor – and a satisfying Zen experience.
- Story by John Dumoulin 
Southern muscadine grapes.
An intriguing labyrinth of shopping delights awaits every retail explorer in this antique emporium that goes on… and on… - Story by Lisa Monti, photos by Ellis Anderson 
In this inaugural column, Kyle Lewis, chairman of BSL's Planning and Zoning Commission, describes the function of this committee. We will feature coverage of the monthly P&Z meetings in future installments of this new monthly column.
A new head chef, innovative menu changes and a significant expansion are earning the beachfront restaurant even more loyal diners.
- Story by Lisa Monti 
Waveland Alderman Jeremy Burke shares information about the special election coming up; and how to report an issue in Waveland.
Garfield Ladner Memorial Pier | D. Temple
During the Second Saturday Art Walk each month in Old Town Bay St. Louis, you'll find cool deals, fresh meals and lots of art and live music!
- Stories and photos by Caitlin Bourgeois 
Local artists were financially stranded when COVID-19 left them without an audience for their work. The MAC CARES program brought relief.
- Story by Steve Barney 
Malcolm White, executive director of MAC, addresses a crowd at the 100 Men Hall.
In this series of photo essays, the Shoofly Magazine showcases the work of local photographers. Their only instructions? Show us the coast through your lens. This month we feature the work of artist Marian Glaser.
On the Gulf Coast, gardening is not limited to one season - and some vegetables are actually better suited to fall planting.
-story by Christian Stephenson 
A fine harvest from the BSL Community Garden
From Councilman-at-Large, Gary Knoblock:
Update, 8/25: Although it looks as if Bay St. Louis has missed significant impacts from Marco, we’re still watching Laura carefully. It’s predicted to escalate into a category 3 storm before hitting land near the Louisiana/Texas border. However, we still need to be prepared and may experience high winds and higher than normal surges. Residents in lower areas, Wards 5-6, you know the tides will be rising. Batten down the hatches and be ready!! Click here for the Shoofly Magazine's storm readiness check-list and complete resource guide.
Our Hancock County naturalist and philosopher quietly watches a Hooded Warbler attend to its daily routine, captivated with its beauty of purpose.
- by James Inabinet, PhD 
Like any other beloved collection, a collection of books should be displayed and admired, and room design should celebrate it.
- Story by Scott Naugle 
Bay St. Louis turned out in full force in 2016, when jubilant crowds met officials traveling through in an effort to restore passenger rail service on the coast. As of now, passenger train service is slated to begin in March 2022. photo by Ellis Anderson.
Councilman-at-Large Gary Knoblock reports highlights of the August 4 Bay St. Louis city council meeting including proposals for a depot district revitalization and updates to get ready for passenger rail service in 2022, Planning & Zoning outcomes, and the current state of the city's finances.
A new state law puts some teeth in the penalties for animal abuse and might help prevent loss of life. Read the laws and find out what you can do to help.
- story by Dena Temple 
Dr. Frank Conaway, who runs one of Bay St. Louis’s oldest dental practices, helped shape the rules that govern how dentists operate in this age of COVID-19. Here’s his story and what to expect on your next dental visit.
- Story by Dena Temple 
Join a tender, intimate and humorous send-off for LiLi with her Swimmin' Wimmin' friends - and read the fascinating backstory about LiLi's 80th birthday gift to the world!
- story and photos by Ellis Anderson 
Waveland Alderman Jeremy Burke shares information about new limitations to in-person access to city services; Waveland's return to virtual meetings; and an update on the Nicholson Avenue project.
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