Husband, father, grandfather, councilman, community leader – Doug Seal has done so much to earn the city’s respect and the love of his family.
- By Maurice Singleton 
Doug Seal (back row, third from r) and the crew at Crab Fest.
Have you ever wondered what happens to injured or sick wildlife found in Hancock County? These are actual instances of citizens coming across injured wildlife and reaching out to Joshua Holland to help these creatures.
-by Maurice Singleton -photos provided by Joshua Holland 
After serving the citizens of Hancock County as Chancery Clerk for the last 28 years, Tim Kellar will officially retire at the end of 2023. He plans to stay on to assist in the transition of the newly elected chancery clerk in early 2024.
– By Maurice Singleton 
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
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