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A Shoofly deck in Bay St. Louis around 1900.
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In this introductory column for a new series, chef Maria Vieages looks back to the love-filled kitchen of her childhood and the joys of cooking artichokes.
- by Maria Vieages 
Council member Gary Knoblock thanks voters for electing him for another four years, and looks ahead to upcoming improvements.
Councilman-at-Large, Gary Knoblock
In Part One we looked at the history of rail service in Bay St. Louis, and at the depot building. This month we turn our attention to the history of the depot district itself.
- by J. Michael Dumoulin 
Newly-elected Bay St. Louis City Council member Kyle Lewis takes office in July. In his first council update column, he thanks his constituents and looks ahead to his next four years serving the city.
New 4th Ward council member Kyle Lewis
Dr. James Inabinet continues on a decades-long journey to understand and articulate what it means to be human. His upcoming discussion at 100 Men Hall delves into his quest. 
Speaker James Inabinet on the Tin Porch at the 100 Men Hall. Ann Madden photo.
What: “Becoming Fully Human”
Where: Tin Shed porch, 100 Men Hall, 303 Union Street, Bay Saint Louis, MS When: Friday, April 23, 7–8:30 pm Open to the Public Free, but more event info here.
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! In April, we'll also be celebrating Hot Spot Fleurty Girl!
- Stories and photos by Caitlin Bourgeois 
Community consensus can help Bay St. Louis set our course for the future, so bring on a new Comprehensive Plan.
- by Ellis Anderson 
Waveland Alderman Jeremy Burke updates us on the timeline for repairs to the Garfield Ladner pier, and plans in Waveland for fun Easter weekend festivities.
Thorny Oyster is one of Bay St. Louis’s newest eateries, bringing surprising flavors and a unique seafood experience to downtown BSL.
- Story by Lisa Monti 
A new documentary by a Pass Christian filmmaker takes an unflinching look behind the scenes of a five-year statewide battle.
- by Ellis Anderson 
In this report, Councilman Knoblock reports on plans for a Heritage Star; upgrades for the city's water system; the upcoming paving project; and joining the Certified Local Government program.
The author attempts to connect to his identity as an organism in the universe by viewing the world through the eyes of other creatures.
- Story by James Inabinet 
Image courtesy National Park Service | nps.gov
Created after Hurricane Katrina, BSL’s Depot District duck pond has something for everyone.
- Story by Wendy Sullivan - photos by Wendy Sullivan and Ellis Anderson 
The duck pond was built after Hurricane Katrina, designed by the late landscape architect Ed Blake and local architects Allison and John Anderson. Shoofly file photo by Ellis Anderson.
A few times a year, the iconic Second Saturday Art Walk event in Old Town Bay St. Louis adopts a theme. The “SOUPer Mudfest Second Saturday Art walk" - one of the most popular events of the year in Bay St. Louis - will take place March 13, rain or shine.
- Stories by Caitlin Bourgeois 
Enjoy gourmet soups from some of our fine area merchants and leave with a one-of-a-kind handcrafted bowl!
Waveland Alderman Jeremy Burke updates us on the Waveland Civic Association's St. Patrick's Day parade (spoiler alert: YES there will be a parade), and March's Waveland Food Truck Friday.
This photo from 2018 captures the Raw Oyster Marching Club in their "Wearing o' the Green."
Hate those ugly storm water drainage pipes on our beach? They're called "outfalls." Now a more environmentally-friendly – and more attractive – option is slated to replace one in a pilot project.
Here are more details from Robbie Wilbur, Communications Director for the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality. 
A typical outfall on the Bay St. Louis beach (not necessarily the one slated for the pilot program). Google Maps.
Planning and Zoning Commission Co-Chairman Kyle Lewis recounts the proceedings of the February 23, 2021 meeting.
Sven Mieke | Unsplash
Stellar architecture, art and interior design make this new boutique hotel a Gulf Coast true gem, worthy of its name.
- by Kim Ranjbar - photos by Ellis Anderson and Rick Dobbs, courtesy of The Pearl Hotel 
A large painting by Billy Solitario creates a show-stopping effect in the lobby.
Councilman at Large Gary Knoblock reports on the honoring of two long-time Bay St. Louis employees, Main Street repairs, new vehicles for the city and more. Congrats to retirees Patricia Time and Clementine Sheppard!  Shoofly file photo of the Old Bay St. Louis City Hall, pre-Zeta damage. |
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