Waveland alderman Jeremy Burke reports on plans for Veterans Day, the next Food Truck Friday, and an update on activity on Highway 90 at Waveland Avenue.
- by Jeremy Burke
- by Jeremy Burke
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Waveland alderman Jeremy Burke shares Covid-19 safety updates, information on participating in meetings, and ongoing projects.
- by Jeremy Burke 
A Snowy Egret takes flight from the Waveland beach, photo by Waveland photographer P. Chris Christofferson
Food Truck Friday rolls through on the 13th, and the first ever White Linen on Coleman brings an evening of art, food and music to benefit Friends of the Animal Shelter on August 14! Plus, a reminder to take in the Smithsonian exhibit at Waveland's Ground Zero Museum before it ends August 13.
- by Waveland Alderman Jeremy Burke 
The #3DMISSISSIPPI sculpture exhibit at Studio Waveland will be open for viewing August 14 for Waveland's first White Linen night.
Waveland alderman Jeremy Burke reports on Destination Waveland's new date; the status of the Nicholson Avenue paving project; and great July events!
From the opening of the amazing #3DMississippi sculpture show at Studio Waveland! It's up until October 4. You can see it by appointment Wed., Thurs. and Friday. And it's open every Saturday from 12pm - 4pm! Call (504) 914-9618 for appointment.
Waveland alderman Jeremy Burke reports on the Smithsonian's “Crossroads: Change in Rural America” exhibit at the Ground Zero Museum, gives the latest on Destination Waveland 2021, and shares details on upcoming sewerage improvements.
Waveland Alderman Jeremy Burke updates us on the next Waveland Food Truck Friday, and the return of St. Clare's Seafood Festival!
St. Clare's Seafood Festival is back!
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.
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."
Waveland Alderman Jeremy Burke updates us on Waveland's ongoing road work, and his recent trip to Jackson to meet with the Mississippi Development Authority.
Mayor Mike Smith updates residents about ongoing projects in Waveland and gives a hint of things to come in 2021.
- by Mayor Mike Smith 
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.
Waveland alderman Jeremy Burke updates us on the rescheduled Veterans Day Parade; Hurricane Zeta cleanup; and plans for the 2020 Christmas Parade!
Waveland alderman Jeremy Burke updates us on Waveland's Halloween bash, Veteran's Day parade, Hurricane Laura relief efforts, and the next Food Truck Friday event.
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
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.
The concept for a raised "boardwalk" goes public with a rendering showing a beachfront shopping district, a town green and a new marina.
- Story by Dena Temple 
Waveland Alderman Jeremy Burke shares details of a recent energy audit; sad news about the annual Fourth of July fireworks; and the next Food Truck Friday.
Waveland's annual Fourth of July fireworks display has been postponed to Labor Day.
This month, Waveland Alderman Jeremy Burke provides details on a new construction project, and welcomes everyone back to Food Truck Fridays!
- Photos by Richard Gleber and Dena Temple 
This month, Waveland Alderman Jeremy Burke explains necessary changes to the annual Relay For Life benefit and offers thanks to those of us who have worked through the coronavirus outbreak.
- Photos by Dena Temple and the American Cancer Society 
American Cancer Society file photo
With misinformation and conflicting information bombarding us, it’s hard to know what to believe – or who. Waveland Alderman Jeremy Burke offers assurance that the current precautions won’t last forever – and why it’s important for all of us to follow them today.
- Photo courtesy Shoofly archive
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