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An Old Town eatery changes hands, and now has a new name and a delicious new menu.
- by Lisa Monti 
The Arts, Hancock County believes that art has the power to inspire social change. They seek artists with ideas, and businesses with blank exterior walls.
The extraordinary mural that adorns BSL's 100 Men Hall was painted by artists Wendo and BSL native JoLean.
Blending gospel music with country is as natural as breathing for the dynamic trio of Chapel Hart from Poplarville, Mississippi.
- Story by Wendy Sullivan 
A new condominium complex joins the list of new construction projects slated for Old Town.
- story by Lisa Monti 
Developers' rendering of the project
The Arts, Hancock County seeks your input.
- Story by Emma Connolly 
Architect's rendering shows the versatile interior of the new headquarters for The Arts Hancock County.
Students who are struggling now have a local resource to help them get back on track. Meet owner and academic director, Dr. Rymsky Graves-Labat.
- by Lisa Monti 
Michele Ball is bringing ballet classes for the masses to Bay St. Louis. Learn how she got here, and about her mission to bring the joy of movement to her new neighbors.
- Story by Dena Temple 
Michele Ball (l) and some of her students.
The news that Maria Vieages is opening an upscale takeout restaurant next month in The Buttercup on Second Street lit up social media – and appetites.
- by Lisa Monti - photos by Maria Vieages and Ellis Anderson 
Maria Vieages on the porch of the Buttercup Café
A Blaize Avenue building will be resurrected as a versatile new home for The Arts, Hancock County.
- by Lisa Monti 
Architect's rendering of the exterior of the new headquarters for The Arts, Hancock County.
Our waterfront is changing again! A new restaurant will take its place along Beach Boulevard - and it's promising something new and different.
- Story by Lisa Monti 
Architect's rendering of the new restaurant slated for downtown BSL.
This new landmark building on Beach Boulevard will soon welcome visitors to the heart of Old Town Bay St. Louis.
- Story by Lisa Monti, photos by Ellis Anderson 
The Pearl Hotel on December 17, in the process of getting finishing touches. It's located on the corner of Beach Blvd and Main Street in BSL.
Blues, Brews and delectable BBQ are on tap at the chain’s fourth restaurant, opening soon.
- Story by Lisa Monti 
Murky Waters offers finger-licking ribs and other BBQ specialties.
It’s always exciting when new businesses come to town. Get ready for unique taste treats at Popcorn Plus, and an outdoors outfitter called 211 MAIN!
- story by Lisa Monti 
Popcorn plus offers more than 40 flavors of popcorn!
If you get a thrill out of being spooked, there’s a unique new venue available year around on our own local waterways!
- story by Lisa Monti 
Guide "Mystic Molly" and tour members heading out on a ghost cruise.
On select days in December, you can take a Creepy Christmas tour and hear disturbing legends and ghost stories of Christmas past. The hour long ride up Bayou Caddy includes hot chocolate and a cookie. "Come if you dare!" Book here.
The already packed Cruisin’ the Coast schedule includes a new major event for Bay St. Louis this year, on the grounds of the historic depot.
- story by Lisa Monti 
The MOPAR-only event brings together some of the South's finest Chrysler, Dodge and Plymouth cars and trucks, plus obsolete brands like DeSoto and Imperial.
Trained as a “facility dog,” there are no objections when Remi helps take the fear out of court appearances for children.
- Story by Dena Temple 
Meet Remi, CASA's new "Courthouse Facility Dog."
After 25 years operating a successful gallery in New Orleans, Becky and Ed Edwards (B.E.E.) open a location in the Bay.
- story by Lisa Monti, photos by Ellis Anderson 
Becky Edwards at her new gallery, B.E.E. by the Bay.
Rachel Dangermond and the 100 WOMEN DBA will commemorate the fifteenth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina the way the people of Bay St. Louis know best – by giving back to their community. - Story by Dena Temple 
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Developer Jim MacPhaille announces three new restaurants coming to the Depot District. The first? All-American barbecue.
- story by Lisa Monti |
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