A circuitous path brought Ken Murphy to photography as a career, and though he’s got a photographer’s eye, he’s never looked back.
– by Maurice Singleton 
The Capitol building, Jackson, Mississippi | Ken Murphy
Hometown historian Pat Murphy’s coming-of-age stories were a hit with readers who relished his recollections of what Bay St. Louis was like in the ‘60s and ‘70s.
- By Lisa Monti 
St. Stanislaus homecoming parade on Main Street in the mid-1950s.
Two generations ago, concerned citizens protested to protect the planet and actually made a difference. Today, environmental issues sometimes seem remote from our day-to-day lives, but they are still there, in some cases worse than ever. Who will carry Mother Earth’s torch today – and how?
-by James Inabinet, Ph.D. 
James Wheeler | Pexels
A beautiful and unique art installation, viewed during the day and under the moon at night— for two entirely different exhibits. A special thanks to The Arts of Hancock County and the Inabinets for coordinating and hosting the art exhibit, Under the Flower Moon. - By James Inabinet, Ph.D. - Photos by Kristy Daspit and Gregg Martel 
Since our Big Buzz feature in March 2022 announcing the acquisition of the Shoofly Magazine by MAC Media, there is more exciting news afoot - the Shoofly Magazine now has a new managing editor!
- By Melanie Cole 
Kirby Rhodes, new editor of the Shoofly Magazine.
Have you seen the new construction on the beach and wondered what was going on? Here’s the scoop: Old Town is growing, with the construction of a new, beach-view restaurant, Rags to Riches.
– By Lisa Monti 
Architect's rendering of the new bar/restaurant planned for the corner of Beach Boulevard and Court Street.
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