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Talk of the Town - May 2022
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-by Lisa Monti
A local development group envisions exciting things for the old Knights of Columbus Hall on Main Street.
-by Lisa Monti
The popular Alice Moseley Festival, sidelined by the pandemic, returns on April 23 with a new direction – and a new name.
- by Ellis Anderson
Mississippi’s most popular state park is undergoing extensive improvements during the slow season that are bound to bring even more campers and vacationers to the Gulf Coast!
- by Lisa Monti
40 years ago, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was created with a promise to never forget. On March 24-27, area residents will have the opportunity to remember with a replica of that memorial in our community.
- By Wendy Sullivan All photos from Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF) website
For nearly a century, this Waveland seaside retreat has offered education, spiritual enrichment and recreational opportunities to people of color and surrounding communities.
- by Wendy Sullivan - photos courtesy Hancock County Historical Society and Wendy Sullivan
The festive "Fleurty Girl Green" building on Main Street is unmistakably the new home of this fun store's first Mississippi retail location.
-story by Lisa Monti photos by Ellis Anderson
The picturesque Bay St. Louis harbor is now home port to two vessels offering scenic cruise experiences. - by Lisa Monti
Hancock Tourism has created a new digital brochure to enhance your Hancock County experience. And you can access the entire brochure right in our story!
- by Wendy Sullivan
The traveling Smithsonian Exhibit, Crossroads: Changes in Rural America, is finally coming to the museum after a postponement caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
- by Wendy Sullivan
As the Bay booms, parking in Old Town has become an issue. Mayor Mike Favre shares info on the city's multiprong approach.
- story by Wendy Sullivan - photos by Wendy Sullivan and Ellis Anderson
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
The new Secretary of Transportation could be a crucial ally in the decades-long effort to restore passenger train service between New Orleans and Mobile.
- by Dena Temple
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
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 Hancock Chamber announces Business of the Year nominees and Outstanding Citizens for 2020. The crew of this magazine is thrilled to find itself in excellent company!
A bridal show with a fresh twist - a fun faux ceremony & reception - offers couples stellar ideas and local vendors for their own big day. So save the date: November 20!
- story by Dena Temple
It’s going to be a BOO-tiful Halloween in the Bay and beyond, and there are lots of activities for frightful fun, including a new parade!
- Story by Dena Temple, photos by Ellis Anderson
Longtime locals know that the return of a Brooks family barbecue joint means some great ‘Que lies just ahead.
- story by Lisa Monti
BSL resident Elise Epperson Deano transformed a happy memory into a community labor of love.
- Story by Lisa Monti, photos by Elise Epperson Deano
With this year's Arts Alive! Festival postponed until September and studios shuttered, artists are left wondering how to stay connected with their customers. This new web portal offers a solution.
- Story by Steve Barney |
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