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Mary Martin named Most Outstanding Citizen of Jackson County by Gautier Civitan Club
The Gautier Civitan Club will host its second annual Most Outstanding Citizen of the Year Banquet at 6 p.m. on Saturday, June 2, at the First United Methodist Church of Gautier.
Lees restore Pascagoula's antebellum Hilaire Krebs house
Historic Preservation Month was celebrated in a special way on May 15 in Pascagoula at the newly restored 1851 Helaire Krebs house.
Outlook: Greater Antioch's new church rising in Pascagoula
According to building permits that have been issued from January 2011 through this month from the Jackson County Planning Department, as well as from planners from the surrounding municipalities, there are few church constructions under way.
Special cycle presented at American Legion Post 1992 in Gautier will...
Tania Whitfield, left, president of 1st Ever A.L. 1992 Ambucs, and Jerry Walters, right, commander of Gautier-Vancleave Post 1992 of the American Legion, presented Patrick Peterson, center, of Fairhope, Ala., with the cycle.
Congrats to graduates and the teachers
I would like to send congratulations and blessings to all the students who graduated from the different schools in the area.
City manager: Gautier projects have major aesthetic effects
Gautier's changing landscape and infrastructure upgrades are positioning the city for economic and retail growth, city manager Samantha Abell told members of the Gulf Coast Business Council on Tuesday.
Pas Schools' bold 5-year plan begins: 10 things you should know about Pascagoula School District
The Pascagoula School District will launch its new five-year strategic plan in the 2012-13 school year, a plan based on the recommendations of 150 members of the community.
JACKSON COUNTYSoccer complex bids in; hurricane shelters delayed
Jackson County leaders took bids on an expansion for its primary soccer complex Monday and got bad news on hurricane evacuation shelters.
Gautier halts plans to privatize public works
GAUTIER, Miss. -- Gautier has halted plans to privatize its public works department.
Marine Corps League holds convention in Hattiesburg
The Commiskey-Wheat Detachment, Richard Wills, Commandant, hosted the Mississippi Convention over the April 27-29 weekend at the Hilton Garden Inn.
I wish the Gautier police would patrol a little more in these north residential areas.
Classic car show draws hundreds to Pascagoula Beach Park
The music was loud, the cars were cool and the barbecue was delicious, attendees of the seventh annual Magnolia Classic Cruisers "Show by the Shore" said Saturday.
Congratulations to Bozo's Seafood for making Coastal Living Magazine's 50 best seafood dives in AmerA ica.
Gautier grads urged to be inspirational
Gautier High School's 220 seniors graduating Thursday night are prepared to meet the challenges of the world, valedictorian Bradley Floore said.
Phares Pickens sentenced in 2010 Gautier gas station armed robbery case
The charges stem from an Aug. 6, 2010, armed robbery at Fast Trac gas station in Gautier, where a clerk was shot in the leg.
A Gautier man died of smoke inhalation in a fire Wednesday at his home at Isle of Pines mobile home park on U.S. 90, Gautier Fire Chief Ray Frair said Thursday morning.
I am a letter carrier in the Pascagoula-Moss Point area and I just wanted to thank everyone in the Pascagoula-Moss Point area that gave to the food drive this past Saturday.
Gautier council rejects privatization move
On a 4-2 vote the City Council decided to stop advertising for proposals to privatize the city's public works department at their meeting Tuesday in City Hall.
Pascagoula School Board: Cell phone policy debate sparks tension
The school district's board of trustees voted 3-2 during their Monday meeting to OK revisions to the 2012-13 student handbook, but not without some heated debate among board members, parents and administrators about the process used to gather data and the district's cell phone policy.
The Singing River Art Association is hosting its annual spring art show at the Jolly McCarty Train Depot Gallery in Pascagoula through May 23.