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A Shoofly deck in Bay St. Louis around 1900.
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While COVID precautions have canceled parades this year, the spirit of Mardi Gras is making house calls.
- Story by Lisa Monti, photos by Ellis Anderson 
Detail decor on the Rosetti's house
Three days fasting in the woods helps the author reckon with a difficult year and find his authentic self.
- Story by James Inabinet 
In this report, Councilman Knoblock reports on exciting plans underway for the new Police Department building and improvements to the Depot District and building, in anticipation of train service by 2022.
Mayor Mike Smith updates residents about ongoing projects in Waveland and gives a hint of things to come in 2021.
- by Mayor Mike Smith 
The 28-year-old Second Saturday Artwalk is produced without any cost or involvement from local government - yet it has become a town tradition and economic driver. Do you know its origins? Read on!
You can't keep a good town down: Second Saturday Artwalk held just weeks after Hurricane Katrina shows the outpouring of community spirit. Building on the right is now Gallery 220 / Clay Creations. Photo by Joe Tomasovsky.
Thanks to a generous benefactor The Arts, Hancock County has a new home, a building with a legacy of remarkable creativity.
- story by Steve Barney - photos by Ellis Anderson 
Benefactor Mamie Hillery (center) with The Arts board members Steve Barney and Joan Coleman celebrating with a few of Carter Church's creations. photo by Ellis Anderson
Councilman at Large Gary Knoblock reports on drainage improvements, Hurricane Zeta damages and cleanup, Planning and Zoning votes, cameras at city parks and more.  Hurricane Zeta cleanup on Citizen Street in Bay St. Louis on November 23.
There’s something exciting going on at our bird feeders this winter. Read our story to find out what surprise visitors you might find just outside your window!
- story and photos by Dena Temple 
Red-breasted Nuthatch, which feeds on conifer seeds, is a rare visitor to coastal Mississippi. Photo by Branislav
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!
Be sure to check out "Hot Spots" Sassy Bird Interiors (112 S. Second Street) and 200 North Beach (200 North Beach Boulevard). Read more about these featured businesses below! - Stories by Caitlin Bourgeois, photos by Caitlin Bourgeois and Ellis Anderson 
Editor's note: Bay St. Louis artist Kat Fitzpatrick is known best for three things: her paintings, her evocative photography of local landscape, and the astonishing array of curated posts she shares on social media that both delight and inspire. In this new column, “Cast Net,” she'll be sharing her favorite finds from the past weeks.
Update: Unfortunately, on 12/9, Waveland canceled all the events listed here because of the COVID-19 spike.
Waveland alderman Jeremy Burke updates us on Waveland's Family Christmas Festival, the Christmas Parade, an exciting exhibit at the Ground Zero Museum, and the last Food Truck Friday of the year.
When cabin fever gets the best of you, plan a fun day of adventure in nearby Gulfport - including a visit to the new aquarium.
- story by Dena Temple photos by Dena and John Temple 
The new State Aquarium of Mississippi was the highlight of our Day Tripping adventure in Gulfport.
Plants can bring nature and holiday cheer into your home. Learn about the most popular plants for the holidays, and how to make them last.
- Story by Christian Stephenson 
Christmas cactus is a beautiful addition to home decor over the holidays and year-round and makes a great gift.
The family of Andrew Higgins, the boat designer who has been credited for winning WWII, have long time ties to Bay St. Louis.
- Story by Dena Temple 
Andrew J. Higgins
When it’s right, they say, you know it. And Andy Parker knew that his path included a satisfying career shaping education on the Gulf Coast.
-- Story by Elizabeth Stranga 
Andy Parker: "My favorite thing about the Bay is its people."
Skip Higgins’s company, Custom Movers Direct, helps members of the clergy relocate, providing peace of mind for the people who care for others.
- story by Dena Temple 
Skip Higgins, owner of Custom Movers Direct. Photo by Ellis Anderson
Free drive-thru COVID testing in Bay St. Louis - it's fast and only takes a few minutes! Read our story for details.
As the holidays draw near and infection rates break new records, the possibility of gifting the virus is a prospect we can avoid.
- by Ellis Anderson
The Mississippi Department of Health/University of MS Medical Center now offer free statewide drive-thru Covid testing. You do not need a doctor's referral. To qualify, you need to have some Covid symptoms or been exposed.
It's extremely simple to make an appointment through their online system! Click here. Want to see a snapshot of how your Mississippi county has fared with infection rates over time? Click here.
Waveland alderman Jeremy Burke updates us on the rescheduled Veterans Day Parade; Hurricane Zeta cleanup; and plans for the 2020 Christmas Parade!
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