Popps Ferry Road expansion brings new development to Biloxi

Michelle Pinto • May 14, 2026

The project includes water, sewer and storm drainage systems on the south side of the road.

Pascagoula celebrates wildlife and volunteer beach cleanup

Michelle Pinto • May 13, 2026

Sand Jam is a collaboration among numerous organizations that share a passion for preserving, protecting and celebrating the Mississippi Coast's biodiversity.

Gulf Coast Skatepark Association creates free youth skate clinics

Michelle Pinto • April 29, 2026

The sessions will take place at the Biloxi DIY Skatepark, a community space originating in 2023 to provide a safe and accessible location for local skaters. 

Solar-powered medical development planned in Biloxi

Michelle Pinto • April 25, 2026

The first phase includes two medical facilities, one specializing in pain management and the other in dermatology. 

Artists invited to enter Biloxi Seafood Festival design contest

Michelle Pinto • April 8, 2026

The celebration invites participants to submit their original artwork to the Mississippi Gulf Coast Chamber office or by email before 4 p.m. May 28. 

Ocean Springs art center expands with artifact donation

Michelle Pinto • March 29, 2026

The project includes an 8-foot display case for Native American artifacts, updates to existing cabinets, and an expansion of the museum.

Legacy Park development to bring new health care, businesses to Gautier

Justin Glowacki, Jakira Hunt and McKenna Klamm • March 13, 2026

For many residents, the project represents something Gautier has lacked for years — new development. 

Jackson County adds donation boxes to improve waste disposal

Michelle Pinto • March 13, 2026

County officials said it's meant to protect the environment, keep communities clean and improve public safety. 

Community baby shower planned in Ocean Springs

Michelle Pinto • March 12, 2026

Organizers said the event is meant to help mothers who may not have access to basic baby items or reliable health guidance.

Historic Black schoolhouse in Hancock County moves toward restoration 

Justin Glowacki, Jakira Hunt and McKenna Klamm • March 9, 2026

The wooden building, constructed in 1929, once operated as the Kiln Colored Public School for African American children in rural Hancock County.

Gulfport festival invites pets to train as therapy teams

Michelle Pinto • March 8, 2026

The event was previously limited to members but will now allow pet owners to begin the selection process for their animals to become therapy volunteers. 

Mississippi Senate considers easing seafood origin labeling rules

Ashlyn Joyner, Nischit Sharma and Gerome Webster • March 2, 2026

House Bill 1466 would allow restaurants to use menu symbols paired with a clearly visible legend instead of labeling each seafood item individually.