A Case For Reading Short Fiction
Love to read, but short on time? Tasty tidbits of tales can prove just as satisfying as a long novel. Check out these short story collections.
- story by Carole McKellar 
Relay for Life
This series of events make it fun to give and to volunteer - but there's a very serious purpose behind the efforts: helping cancer patients.
- story by Ana Balka 
Tea For Two - and More!
A formal English tea in a small Mississippi town raises money, awareness and community spirits for friends and lovers of animals.
- by Daisy Mae Delray, columnist and registered seizure alert dog 
Fascinating!
This month our guest columnist is the director of exhibits at INFINITY Science Center, who discovers three elements of fascination - all of which make one of the new exhibits, "Wings Over INFINITY," a kid magnet.
- story by John Dumoulin 
Children try to find the paper airplanes they launched from the upstairs gallery.
Sweet Work If You Can Get It
Award-winning columnist Rheta Grimsley Johnson takes readers along to Pie Day, an increasingly rare Louisiana Lenten custom, an event that seems tailor-made for adoption by the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
A few of the pies at the Guirard home on Pie Day. photo courtesy Richard Douglass
Tai Chi on the Beach
Every Wednesday, starting in May, join others on the beach in the Bay who are practicing this ancient form of movement - novices welcome!
- story by Christina Richardson 
The Socializing Drive
Driving in Bay St. Louis - like most things - is a little different than in most places. And better.
- story by Ellis Anderson 
Soldinie's Grocery - The Center of the Neighborhood
S&B's Bar & Grill on Sears Avenue is located in the original home of Soldinie's Grocery. Grandson Rick reminisces about growing up in an establishment that was the neighborhood's beating heart.
- by Becky Orfila 
New Boardwalks and Tram Tours at INFINITY Science Center
Mississippi's premier Science Center's newest "exhibits" make it easy to explore the exciting coastal environment in its own backyard!
- story by John Dumoulin 
Bouge Houma Bridge, photo by Ellis Anderson
Jeanne Graeser
A feisty woman with the nickname of "granny" moves the world by helping veterans feel appreciated and loved.
- by Pat Saik 
l to r: Donna Anderson, Jeanne Graeser, Cece Collins, one of Jeanne's key volunteers
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