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Local merchants learn about a new bill that awaits only the governor's signature before it becomes law.
- story and photo by Grace Birch 
State Representative David Baria addresses a packed house at an Old Town Merchants Association meeting on Thursday, April 28.
A popular coast chef opens a new restaurant in Waveland and we have the menu! - by Lisa Monti, Lisa Monti's Notebook
Lisa Monti keeps our readers up to date with local business and restaurant changes in Old Town and beyond!
The Starfish Café, 211 Main Street, is now open for dining on Friday nights!
New addresses, new hours, new menus. Lots of changes happening around here. Here’s a rundown on who’s where and when. Includes info on the Starfish Café, Cappy's Point, Hair Works, Rickey's Beach Grill, and Trapani's Eatery.
Expect to see lots of new welcome signs around the Bay-Waveland area in coming weeks. The design is the work of local business owner, designer, and photographer Ann Madden. The message is simple:
All are welcome here. 
Designer and gallery owner Ann Madden with the new "welcome" sign she created. Madden is co-owner of Smith&Lens Gallery in Old Town.
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