Are you ready for Cruisin’ the Coast 2025? With a schedule of activities this jam-packed, you'd better start working out now to increase your stamina so you can catch it all!
- by the Shoofly Staff; 2024 photos by Gregg Martel 
Brian "Hooty" Adam, Director of the Hancock County Emergency Management Agency, discusses what made Hurricane Katrina so devastating.
An exhibit at Studio Waveland + Gallery now through May 25 showcases how our marshes shaped the creative vision of 25 local artists.
- Story by James Inabinet 
Local artists Erica Larkin Gaudet and Mitchell Gaudet will celebrate the resilience of Waveland with a meaningful art installation on the town green.
- by Bernie Cullen 
Read on to learn about Waveland’s Night Out event, Cruisin’ the Coast news, updates on several new local businesses, and honors for a member of Waveland’s police force.
- by Rhonda Aime Gamble
The Waveland Lighthouse at the foot of Coleman Avenue was the place to celebrate Labor Day this past weekend.
- Story by Kirby Rhodes; photos by Rhonda Rhodes 
From business news, to spotlights on employees, to new city ordinances, Rhonda has important news for all Waveland residents and visitors.
- by Rhonda Aime Gamble
We have restaurant news, changes in golf cart regulations, and a spotlight on a city employee whose work is worth celebrating.
- by Rhonda Aime Gamble 
The Dinner Party on Coleman Avenue in front of Studio Waveland. Photo by Ellis Anderson
From new banners on Coleman Avenue to Employee of the Month, Alderman Rhonda Gamble updates residents on what's going on around town.
- by Rhonda Aime Gamble 
Photo by Ellis Anderson
There is a lot to talk about this month, with the opening of the new Harbor Freight, news on new developments around town, a new restaurant on the horizon, and a special feature on one of Waveland's longest-serving employees.
- by Rhonda Gamble 
Updates on new local businesses, recycling, and a very special event!
- by Rhonda Aime-Gamble
Members of the Raw Oyster Marching Club take to the streets of Waveland.
The Shoofly Magazine is revitalizing its Watching Waveland (formerly What’s Up Waveland) content. Check out Waveland alderman Rhonda Aime-Gamble’s monthly reports.
- by Rhonda Aime-Gamble 
Rhonda Aime-Gamble with Waveland Mayor Jay Trapani (center) and her fellow city aldermen. (Hancock Chamber photo)
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