This month we take a driving tour around town to review the latest news, review upcoming events, and plans for the future. - by Bruce Northridge 
Thirty teams from around the area met on Coleman Avenue in Waveland to battle for bragging rights to the best crawfish in South Mississippi. The big winner in this competition, however, was the public, who got to enjoy ALL.THAT.CRAWFISH. A great time was had by all!
- Photos by Gregg Martel 
An Easter Egg hunt, a crawfish cookoff, and the anniversary of one of Waveland's oldest congregations are features of this month's report, punctuated with some city news.
- by Bruce Northridge 
“It is not about the buildings; it’s about the mission,” said Cheryl Thompson about Gulfside Assembly, a place full of history.
- By Maurice Singleton 
Gulfside Assembly in Waveland, pre-Katrina.
There is a lot going on in Waveland right now, from the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, to Easter, and on to the Centennial celebration of Gulfside Assembly. March and April are going to be filled with plenty of activities. And don’t forget Food Truck Friday on March 10!
- By Bruce Northridge 
Photos taken at the recent ribbon cutting at the Ground Zero Museum's "Discovery Alley" children's activity center. | Hancock Chamber of Commerce photos
The answer to “What’s up, Waveland?” here in February is easy – the largest Waveland event of the year is coming!
- by Bruce Northridge 
Waveland's new mayor, Jay Trapani, took office on January 4. His campaign website lists his many qualifications and experience, as well as a detailed platform focusing on community development and financial responsibility. This week, he took time to answer a few questions from the Shoofly Magazine team.
(L to R) Jeremy Clark, Ward 4, Shane LaFontaine, Ward 3, Jay Trapani, Mayor, Rhonda Aime-Gamble, Ward 1, Bobby Richardson, Ward 2. photo courtesy Hancock Chamber.
Read about the Waveland holiday parade on December 17, the December 6 election results, and updates on the new Coleman Avenue development.
- by Bruce Northridge 
Waveland has a long history of holiday events, like this Festival of Lights event in 2016. Photo from our Shoofly Magazine archives, by Ellis Anderson.
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