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Prime Sponsors
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Brehm T. Bell
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HL Raymond Properties
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HL Raymond PropertiesAt HL Raymond Properties, we put our whole team to work for you! Our agents are independent but not alone. When you choose HL Raymond Properties, we will work as a team to provide the best marketing strategies to get your property sold or help you find your next major purchase. Whether you are looking for residential, commercial property, or a lot, we believe that Together, Everyone Achieves More.More!
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Crane Builders, LLCCrane Builders has been building and renovating homes on the Mississippi Gulf Coast for the past seventeen years, delivering exceptional quality and value in every project – custom new homes, additions, renovations, and restorations. From repairing your back door lock to building a gazebo to helping create your dream home – we do it all!
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bijoubel Boutique on Main StreetInside the Shops at 126 Main Street, you'll find Southern-chic clothing, accessories, jewelry, home décor, and gifts, many of them hand-crafted, and all at great prices. In addition to their popular Joan Vass clothing line, they offer a vast selection of styles and sizes that flatter women of all ages.
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Bubba & Teri WylyFounding sponsors of the Shoofly Magazine!
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Gurley and AssociatesWE Make Medicare Easy! If you feel like you are spinning your wheels wondering how to make the best Medicare decision, you are in the right place. Our business is to make Medicare simple, in plain terms that everyone can understand.
We are your Medicare headquarters across the Gulf Coast. |
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Bay Town InnFounding sponsor of the Shoofly Magazine!
Across the street from the beach, and the Harbor - the Bay Town Inn offers ten guests suites overlooking the sparkling pool and courtyard. Enjoy the views, and the rocking chairs, or take an easy walk to great restaurants and shops. A perfect stay in The Bay. |
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Gallery 220Founding sponsor of the Shoofly Magazine!
Gallery 220 is an art co-operative with 25 local artists who are known for the quality of their work. Monthly featured artist exhibits are held in conjunction with the Second Saturday festivities. The gallery, originally a grocery store, is located at the residential end of the Main St business district. |
Bay Life Gifts
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Bay Life GiftsFounding sponsor of the Shoofly Magazine!
Located inside the historic Century Hall (112 S. Second St., BSL), Bay Life features charming gifts for everyday life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Visitors will find things to make them smile at memories of their great get-away to Bay St. Louis, while residents will find art and decor that enhances their life on the coast. You'll find Mississippi-made products and nationally-known brands like Caspari and Crabtree & Evelyn. Bay Life even offers bridal registry! |
The Peoples Bank
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The Peoples BankFounded in 1896, The Peoples Bank operates 18 branches along the Mississippi Gulf Coast in Hancock, Harrison, Jackson and Stone counties.
In addition to offering a comprehensive range of retail and commercial banking services, the bank also operates a trust and investment services department providing customers with financial, estate and retirement planning services since 1936. |
Dr. Frank Conaway
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Dr. Frank ConawayPracticing since 1990, Dr. Conaway offers a full array of dental services, including fillings, root canals, implants and crowns. Botox and fillers are also popular cosmetic services to improve appearances of facial lines. Life is busy so we make every effort to see our patients on time. We are also proud of our office with its modern equipment.
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Antique Maison UlmanFounding sponsor of the Shoofly Magazine!
Located on historic Ulman Avenue, visit booths from various dealers and enjoy an open floor plan with nice showcase and lots of wandering room. The full-service Tea Room boasts a large dining area with rooms for private functions. Enjoy lunch and tea Wednesday through Saturday, 11am-2pm. |
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Custom Movers SelectCustom Mover Select specializes in moving clergy families' possessions across America and around the world. We also provide automobile moving, pet transfers, temporary housing, storage, settling-in, real estate, mortgage and insurance. Our extensive list of trusted professionals is available for you.
Custom Movers Select is the place to go for everything involved with moving into your new community. We make it all make sense! |
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California DrawstringsCalifornia Drawstrings boasts three decades of offering resort-wear clothing offering comfort, style, and quality. Specializing in natural fiber clothing, you'll find designs ranging from artsy to clothing that’s more classically styled, created with deft touches that set it apart. Our staff can help you put together statement making ensembles with designs that can't be found at Big Box stores. Find us in the French Quarter and Old Town Bay St. Louis.
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Gerald W. Rigby, CPA, PCGerald W. Rigby, CPA, PC provides professional tax preparation, accounting & business consulting services for our neighbors on the Mississippi Coast. Established in Bay St Louis in 1994, our full-service accounting firm team has over 55 years combined experience providing superior customer service at affordable rates.
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Mockingbird CafeFounding sponsor of the Shoofly Magazine!
Offering specialty coffees, a great menu, live music on occasion, and an art gallery, the Mockingbird is known as the town's living room. The 'bird is the preferred hangout of the young, young at heart, artsy, old hippies and anyone with an easy spirit who doesn't think you should put extra starch in your underwear. And we're kid friendly! |
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Hancock County TourismCoastal Mississippi is truly a pleasure seeker’s paradise. Our cultural arts, casual environment, recreational opportunities, and fabulous food have made this area a premier destination year-round, whether you’re looking to relocate or to simply enjoy a quiet weekend getaway.
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BodegaOne building, four venues in the bright building at 111 Court Street. There's a fantastic local food and tapas menu (all prepared by Chef Rickey!) at the Parrot Head Bar & Grill. Rent golf carts, bikes, paddle boards and kayaks at Bodega Adventure Rentals. Get healthy with lots of classes at The Loft Yoga upstairs. And find a super selection of wines and spirits at Bodega Spirits and Liquor!
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The Cultured OakThe Cultured Oak Press seeks to give voice to under-published writers of any age or background. Its work is focused on blog posts and books about lifestyle, culture, history and food of southern Louisiana and Mississippi. We strike an unusual chord. Come see what we are up to at www.culturedoak.com.
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Hansen Custom PaintingHansen Custom Painting is a locally-based painting and drywall company that specializes in all types of interior and exterior painting and coatings for all types of residential and commercial jobs and applications. Quality is their focus, and all of their work is guaranteed.
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Compretta Insurance AgencyWe are an Allstate Insurance agency in Bay Saint Louis. Our knowledge and understanding of the people in this community help us provide customers with an outstanding level of service. We look forward to helping families like yours protect the things that are important – your family, home, car and more.
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Column & Page Sponsors
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Studio Waveland |
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Wendy McDonaldWendy McDonald lives in Bay Saint Louis, graduated from Bay High School and holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from USM and a PhD in Higher Education from the University of Texas. She taught college marketing and business classes and was Dean of Arts and Technology at a Houston community college. After Katrina she moved back and founded Habitat for Humanity Bay Waveland area. McDonald served on the Bay St. Louis city council from 2009-2017. She served as council president twice and was the council liaison to the engineers and architects for the municipal harbor.
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Pass Christian Theatre ProjectThe Pass Christian Theatre Project goals are to bring live theatre to Pass Christian residents and neighbors in surrounding coastal communities and cities and to attract theatergoers to the Pass from surrounding areas to heighten awareness of the beauty of the city - along with its eateries, attractions, events, and organizations.
We hope you join us as we strive to enrich and grow the theatrical arts in Pass Christian. |
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Rose CottageEnjoy Old Town serenity: This charming 2bd/2ba cottage offers convenience and comfort just a short stroll from the beach, shopping and restaurants. You'll find all the comforts of home with hardwood floors, cable television, internet, washer & dryer, with a kitchen equipped for cooking and dining inside. Includes 2 futons for extra sleeping arrangements. Wrap-around open deck for catching some sun. Bar-B-Q grill on deck and a large fenced yard.
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Savage Skillet
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Savage Skillet Restaurant
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Gulf Coast Camper Rental
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Gulf Coast Camper RentalsWith Gulf Coast Camper Rentals, we make it easy for you to experience RV camping without the hassle of camper ownership. Maybe you would just like to rent a camper before you buy your own? Either way, we make it possible to rent a camper trailer, tow it yourself or have us deliver and setup for you at the campground of your choice in Bay St Louis, Waveland, Gulfport, Pass Christian, Diamondhead, MS, Slidell ,Covington, LA, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach and Mobile, AL.
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Baytique Boutique
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Bay-TiqueFounding sponsor of the Shoofly Magazine!
Bay-Tique just might be the most unique beach "ware" store on the entire Gulf Coast - because much of its clothing, jewelry and souvenirs are Made in Mississippi. The style motto of the boutique is “slightly edgy, always fun,” so shoppers can step out in show-stopping apparel, jewelry, accessories, shoes, and gifts. And check out owner Jane Alford's Bay St. Louis fashion designs - a purchase is a delightful way to show community pride or remember your trip. |
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Cuz’s Old Town Oyster Bar & GrillFamily-owned and operated since 2004, we use the freshest of everything available and our boiled seafood has been praised for being some of the best around. Dine inside, or outside under the oaks - we take big pride in providing an atmosphere that can be enjoyed by the whole family.
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Jeannette BolteLong-time sponsor of and inspiration for the Day Tripping columns.
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Tami Curtis Studios
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Tami Curtis Studios
Most of Tami Curtis’ work is based on the rich history, music, culture and nature of the South that she has spent a lifetime learning and loving. A lifelong native of Louisiana, Tami and her husband have moved both home and gallery from New Orleans to Bay St. Louis. You can find Tami’s bold and vibrant art on the first floor of the historic Century Hall on Second St.
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The Mane Salon
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The Mane SalonHoused in an airy space with wood floors and local art on the walls, this heart-of-Old-Town neighborhood salon offers a full host of hair care and beauty services along with a full array of Young Living Essential Oils products that reflect Jamie’s passion about health and wellness.
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Bay Life Gifts
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Bay Life GiftsFounding sponsor of the Shoofly Magazine!
Located inside the historic Century Hall (112 S. Second St., BSL), Bay Life features charming gifts for everyday life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Visitors will find things to make them smile at memories of their great get-away to Bay St. Louis, while residents will find art and decor that enhances their life on the coast. You'll find Mississippi-made products and nationally-known brands like Caspari and Crabtree & Evelyn. Bay Life even offers bridal registry! |
The Starfish Cafe
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Starfish CaféFounding sponsor of the Shoofly Magazine!
Fresh & local, yard to table, with gluten-free option, this popular restaurant proves healthy food can be delectable. The Starfish's stand-out food and unique menu have been recognized by national magazines like Cooking with Paula Dean. For lunch, don't miss the vegetable rolls, the burgers made with local grass-fed beef, and the daily specials. Friday night gourmet dinners round out a healthy - and tasty week. Your meal makes a difference by helping change lives at this non-profit's training program. |
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100 Men HallThis one-of-a-kind historic venue in the heart of Bay St. Louis is available for weddings, meetings, private gatherings, workshops, concerts and benefits. Daily and event rates for Hall and use of grounds available, with special nonprofit rates. Rental includes basic PA system, tables with linens, chairs and bar service.
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Carroll House B&B
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Carroll House B&BFounding sponsor of the Shoofly Magazine!
Whether you are seeking a peaceful retreat, a romantic getaway, or simply want to experience a natural wonder, you will find what you are looking for at the Carroll House. Just a short stroll brings you to charming antique shops, art galleries full of local artworks, fine dining, and coffee shops. Less than an hour drive from Gulfport airport and only 45 min from New Orleans, LA, the Carroll House combines the magic of a remote getaway with the convenience of a nearby city life. |
Serious Bread Bakery
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Serious Bread BakeryFounding sponsor of the Shoofly Magazine!
Al and Vivian Jensen have made Serious Bread bakery a beloved coast institution in the eight years since it began. Customers will find a variety of homemade loaf breads (don't miss the Sunflower seed!) and a variety of muffins, cookies and scones. They also make and serve sandwiches made with this divine bread! You haven't experienced Bay St. Louis if you haven't visited the bakery. |
The Cultured Oak
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The Cultured OakThe Cultured Oak Press seeks to give voice to under-published writers of any age or background. Its work is focused on blog posts and books about lifestyle, culture, history and food of southern Louisiana and Mississippi. We strike an unusual chord. Come see what we are up to at www.culturedoak.com.
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Magnolia Antiques
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Magnolia AntiquesFounding sponsor of the Shoofly Magazine!
Walking through the doors of Magnolia Antiques you enter a world of the past, one that brings memories flooding back with each step. Corridors weave through 3000 square feet of space lined with cases and shelves and furniture from another, simpler era. This magical array of collectibles and antiques includes toys, tools, linens, pottery, furniture, ephemera, and more! |
Buck Ramond Heating & Air
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Buck Ramond Heating & Air |
Chiniche Engineering
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James J. Chiniche Engineering & SurveyingJJC’s technical staff has nearly 60 years of combined experience in engineering design, construction management and surveying. Their project managers are intimately involved in each and every phase of their projects from contract negotiations to design kick-off meetings to design progress meetings to bidding and construction phase.
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Manieri Real Estate, LLC
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Manieri Real Estate, LLCWe find fulfillment helping our clients find the exact property or service for their exact needs. We enjoy connecting with people and providing them with the precise real estate solutions that are ideal for their requirements, as well as their budget. We're not just here to sell you a property or a service - we're here to provide you with solutions - and that's what our clients have come to love and expect from us over the years.
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Palm House Cottage
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Palm House Cottage Shaded by the boughs of a 300-year-old tree with Spanish Moss swinging in the ocean air, this newly renovated studio cottage is filled with all you need for the perfect vacation: private patio, kitchenette, big BBQ, wash/dryer, 200+ TV channels, Wi-fi, private parking, jacuzzi tub, more. Walk to beach, shops, restaurants, train depot, and the visitors center.
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The French Potager
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French PotagerFounding sponsor of the Shoofly Magazine!
This tiny shop packs an enormous shopping wallop. Inside this historic turquoise cottage, you'll find a fascinating array of antiques, gifts, plants and accessories for home and garden - as well as a full service florist. Owner/floral designer Martha Whitney Butler has made a regional reputation as an antiques expert with a reputation for show-stopping floral arrangements. |
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John & Ning WiebmerSponsors of the local Church Directory!
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Marshall Moving Services
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Marshall Moving Services, LLCMarshall Moving Services is a locally-owned and run moving company based in Bay St Louis, Mississippi. Marshall Moving Services understands that moving can be a complicated process. Their primary goal is to relieve you of that stress by making your household move, office move or apartment move smooth and efficient, allowing you to focus on your daily life and family matters.
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BSL Creative Arts Center
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Bay Creative Arts Center The 7,500-square-foot facility at the corner of Washington Street and Central Avenue, houses a state-of-the-art pottery studio with eight wheels, multiple electric and Raku kilns and handbuilding equipment. There’s also a yoga/dance studio, metalworking shop and multimedia maker space. In addition to pottery and metalworking classes, artists can explore other mediums such as stained glass and silkscreening. Email Steve Barney at sbarney@gmail.com or call/text 228-342-7668.
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Pass Books
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Pass BooksLocated in Cat Island coffeehouse, just across the bridge in Pass Christian, you'll find great coffee, new and used books, and author-speaking/signing events that are on-par with major cities. The two story building and deck overlooking the Gulf of Mexico is an inviting and stimulating spot to browse books, relax, converse, and meet friends. The second floor is known as The Mississippi Loft for its focus on Mississippi authors and subjects.
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HL Raymond Properties
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HL Raymond PropertiesAt HL Raymond Properties, we put our whole team to work for you! Our agents are independent but not alone. When you choose HL Raymond Properties, we will work as a team to provide the best marketing strategies to get your property sold or help you find your next major purchase. Whether you are looking for residential, commercial property, or a lot, we believe that Together, Everyone Achieves More.More!
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Gulf Coast Woman Magazine
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Gulf Coast Woman MagazineFounding sponsor of the Shoofly Magazine!
Gulf Coast Woman empowers, informs and connects women in the MS Gulf Coast region. It is owned by women, about women and for women. This bi-monthly magazine is popular across the Mississippi Coast. |
Smith & Lens Gallery
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Smith & Lens
Smith & Lens, the gallery of goodness, specializing in kick-ass fine art, jewelry and big ideas. We march to the beat of our own drum fueled by pimento cheese and patio punch and we are ALWAYS open by appointment. Come see what we have for you, please and thank you.
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Alice Moseley Museum
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Alice Moseley Folk Art & Antique Museum
Founding sponsor of the Shoofly Magazine!
Located in the second floor of the historic Bay St. Louis depot (right above the Hancock County Visitors Center), this popular museum contains more than 50 original works by nationally-acclaimed folk artist Alice Moseley. It also showcases large collections of vintage bottles, Majolica vases, depression glass, and antique everyday objects. There's no admission charge either! |
Jaubert Architecture
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Jaubert Architecture
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