The Shoofly Magazine Staff
Here's the Chamber's official write up of our publication:
With every weekly issue, the Shoofly Magazine enhances enjoyment of life for residents, intro-duces people from elsewhere to the unique Bay-Waveland community, helps area expatriates remain connected, showcases and supports local businesses and increases community pride and awareness.
With 10,000 + Facebook/Instagram followers and 5,500 subscribers, the Shoofly garners thousands of readers with positive stories. As a digital publication, it reaches a national audience - more than 50% of its readers live outside the area. The community calendar is the most comprehensive on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, keeping readers and visitors updated on all local events and happenings.
The Shoofly Magazine also plays a great role in reaching homeowners and businesses seeking to relocate. Working with local non-profits, it offers pro-bono help to raise awareness about programs and promotes events and fundraisers.
The Shoofly Magazine has served its community for nearly a decade. Beginning as a volunteer-run neighborhood newsletter in 2011, it grew in size and popularity, becoming a full-scale magazine in 2014. The magazine’s professional team of writers and photographers takes great pride in their work - and in serving their community!
Our Staff: Ellis Anderson, Ana Balka, Jessica Bilotta, Brenda Comer, Marian Glaser, James Inabinet, Gregg Martel, Wendy McDonald, Lisa Monti, Bruce Northridge, Kim Ranjbar, Maurice Singleton, Wendy Sullivan, Dena Temple, Connie Voight, Henry Winters
Learn more about our magazine's mission here!
With every weekly issue, the Shoofly Magazine enhances enjoyment of life for residents, intro-duces people from elsewhere to the unique Bay-Waveland community, helps area expatriates remain connected, showcases and supports local businesses and increases community pride and awareness.
With 10,000 + Facebook/Instagram followers and 5,500 subscribers, the Shoofly garners thousands of readers with positive stories. As a digital publication, it reaches a national audience - more than 50% of its readers live outside the area. The community calendar is the most comprehensive on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, keeping readers and visitors updated on all local events and happenings.
The Shoofly Magazine also plays a great role in reaching homeowners and businesses seeking to relocate. Working with local non-profits, it offers pro-bono help to raise awareness about programs and promotes events and fundraisers.
The Shoofly Magazine has served its community for nearly a decade. Beginning as a volunteer-run neighborhood newsletter in 2011, it grew in size and popularity, becoming a full-scale magazine in 2014. The magazine’s professional team of writers and photographers takes great pride in their work - and in serving their community!
Our Staff: Ellis Anderson, Ana Balka, Jessica Bilotta, Brenda Comer, Marian Glaser, James Inabinet, Gregg Martel, Wendy McDonald, Lisa Monti, Bruce Northridge, Kim Ranjbar, Maurice Singleton, Wendy Sullivan, Dena Temple, Connie Voight, Henry Winters
Learn more about our magazine's mission here!
Shoofly Team photo at top, L to R:
Top row: Ana Balka, Lisa Monti, Scott Naugle, Wendy McDonald, Jessica Bilotta. Middle row: Gregg Martel, Jeremy Burke, Wendy Sullivan, Marian Glaser,. Bottom row: Steve Barney, Dena Temple, Jame Inabinet, Brenda Comer, Ellis Anderson
Top row: Ana Balka, Lisa Monti, Scott Naugle, Wendy McDonald, Jessica Bilotta. Middle row: Gregg Martel, Jeremy Burke, Wendy Sullivan, Marian Glaser,. Bottom row: Steve Barney, Dena Temple, Jame Inabinet, Brenda Comer, Ellis Anderson
