Join a tender, intimate and humorous send-off for LiLi with her Swimmin' Wimmin' friends - and read the fascinating backstory about LiLi's 80th birthday gift to the world!
- story and photos by Ellis Anderson 
Waveland Alderman Jeremy Burke shares information about new limitations to in-person access to city services; Waveland's return to virtual meetings; and an update on the Nicholson Avenue project.
During the Second Saturday Art Walk each month in Old Town Bay St. Louis, you'll find cool deals, fresh meals and lots of art and live music! - stories by Caitlin Bourgeois - photos by Ellis Anderson 
Parrot Head Bar and Grill inside Hot Spot Bodega (photo pre-COVID restrictions).
See below for more information about some of these proposed projects for the Depot District.
Councilman-at-Large Gary Knoblock reports highlights of the Bay St. Louis city council meeting July 21, including a round-up of new grant funding, proposed projects for a new bond issue and information about a very important election on August 4.
He’s one of the heppest cats on the Gulf Coast - meet visionary artist, acclaimed musician, teacher, dad and uber-geek Steven Harper.
- story by Steve Barney 
Steven Harper and "friend."
Exploring unmanaged natural areas rather than the groomed trails of "nature centers" requires the explorer to pay attention to his surroundings.
-story and photos by James Inabinet 
This tree was standing moments earlier. Do you pay attention to possible hazards in wild areas?
The concept for a raised "boardwalk" goes public with a rendering showing a beachfront shopping district, a town green and a new marina.
- Story by Dena Temple 
Thanks to a grant, the Bay St. Louis Depot will be upgraded for passenger rail travelers.
Councilman-at-Large Gary Knoblock reports highlights of the Bay St. Louis city council meeting July 7, including details on grants to ready the depot for rail travelers, to build a new police complex and to revitalize the Depot District.
Local attorney Chris Johnson takes the reader on a suspenseful journey in his latest novel, set in Bay St. Louis.
- Story by Anne Pitre 
The COVID-19 pandemic forced the closure of the Hancock County Library System. But they were determined to continue serving the community.
- Story by Natalie Daspit, photos by Ellis Anderson 
The Bay St. Louis branch of the Hancock County Library is offering curbside pickup.
Be sure to check out July "Hot Spots" Tami Curtis Studio (112 N. 2nd Street) and Salty Soul Outfitters (126 Main Street). Read more about these featured businesses below!
- Stories by Caitlin Bourgeois, photos by Caitlin Bourgeois and Ellis Anderson 
Waveland Alderman Jeremy Burke shares details of a recent energy audit; sad news about the annual Fourth of July fireworks; and the next Food Truck Friday.
Waveland's annual Fourth of July fireworks display has been postponed to Labor Day.
Forty-five of the area’s hottest properties for sale are throwing open their doors and inviting you in for a tour.
- Story by Dena Temple 
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