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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
- 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
2021 exhibit dates: July 3 through August 13
The museum is just one of six sites in Mississippi chosen as part of the “Crossroads: Change in Rural America” tour.
- Story by Lisa Monti 
A mother-daughter team serves up sugary goodness in Waveland with custom cakes and an array of daily delights - all baked up in-house.
- story by Lisa Monti - photos by Ellis Anderson 
People here already know it, but now our secret is out: Bay St. Louis is a great place to live, work and visit.
- Story by Dena Temple - photography by Ellis Anderson 
The trendy NOLA retailer is bringing her unique brand of clothing, gifts and housewares to Old Town
- story by Lisa Monti 
The temporary location of Fleurty Girl BSL at 153 Main Street opens on July 1.
A new national awareness of racism engenders another serious consideration of the Mississippi flag, on both statewide and local levels.
- by Ellis Anderson 
The Bay St. Louis City Hall on Thursday with the American flag flying, but not the Mississippi flag with the Confederate battle emblem.
Bay St. Louis plans to add a new launch ramp for additional access to “fun in the sun.”
- Story by Jerry Beaugez 
New boat launch ramp will be located just off Highway 603 at Bayou La Croix.
The first storm of the season whips up a surge much higher than predicted. Although it causes minimal damage - to the relief of all - beaches will be closed for 30 days for cleanup.
- story by Ellis Anderson - photos by Ellis Anderson unless otherwise attributed. Many thanks to Kasey Marie, Morales Parker, and Suzanne Gavin 
The pavilion at the Washington Street pier was overwhelmed by Cristobal's storm surge on Sunday.
Bay Saint Louis is one of 20 towns nominated for a spot as Favorite Coastal Small Town in America. We can take the top prize with your help!
- Story by Caitlin Bourgeois 
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After a brief pause for COVID-19, the vendors are back, and the food – and the deals – are as good as ever.
- Story and photos by Lisa Monti 
Bay St. Louis and eight Bay businesses swept up a lion's share of the Best of Mississippi awards this year, thanks to lots of local support.
- story by Lisa Monti - photos by Ellis Anderson 
Hancock County’s Relay For Life events have had to adapt for the health of the public and its participants – but the commitment to support cancer survivors and caregivers remains strong.
- Story by Lisa Monti and Dena Temple Photos courtesy of the American Cancer Society 
Luminaria, honoring both cancer survivors and those lost to cancer. are a touching tribute.
By adding a gift shop / gallery of smaller art works, the growing arts center gives visitors and shoppers more options – both in person and online.
- story by Lisa Monti and Ellis Anderson 
The retail landscape has certainly changed over the last few months. Shops in Bay St. Louis know that their customers depend upon them – and they are answering the need.
- Story by Lisa Monti 
Martha Whitney Butler, owner of The French Potager on Main Street in Old Town Bay St. Louis
The second season of “Inside Out with HL Raymond Properties,” the local real estate show from Holly Lemoine-Raymond, is now available free on YouTube.
- Story by Dena Temple 
This Waveland business was severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic – but not in the way you might think.
- Story by Lisa Monti 
Infinity-AP co-owner Rick Bradley (2016 file photo)
Like everyone else, we've been reading everything we could get our hands on about the virus. But we still had several unanswered questions. We put them to infectious disease specialist, Dr. Nicholas Conger.
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