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Seafood, music and blessings top weekend's events
Bridges, seafood and blessings. Sometimes it seems most conversations in South Mississippi revolve around one of these things.
South Mississippi shrimp season opens early to good reports
Officials with the Department of Marine Resources say 210 boats were on the water when shrimp season opened at dawn on Wednesday, up by more than 40 boats from last year.
South Mississippi summer camps
The Gulfport Police Department's Police Athletic League and the Gulfport Leisure Services Department will hold a summer learning program for children through July 31.
TIM ISBELL/SUN HERALDFrom left to right, Caroline and Bailey Smith go for a spin on the Himalaya ride at the St.
Coast city decides not to appeal decision on proposed annexation
The city of Pass Christian has now decided it won't appeal a judge's decision denying the city's request to annex 5.4 square miles in Harrison County.
Cottages cut ribbon in the Pass
The Cottages at Second Street officially opened Wednesday with a ribbon-cutting attended by U.S. Rep.
Gulfport man faces charge of receiving stolen property
A Gulfport man was arrested Tuesday on a felony charge of receiving stolen property, according to the Harrison County Sheriff's Office.
An accident on the Wolf River injured three people Sunday when two boats collided, said Lauren Thompson of the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources.
Cottages to make debut in Pass Christian
The housing community at 215 East 2nd St. will have 40 homes on three acres in downtown Pass Christian, within walking distance of businesses, schools and War Memorial Park.
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Community Service for Pranking High School Seniors
Twenty-five Pass Christian High School students involved in vandalism had to complete 12 hours of community service as a condition for participation in their graduation ceremony.
Community service for pranking high school seniors
Twenty-five Pass Christian High School students involved in vandalism had to complete 12 hours of community service as a condition for participation in their graduation ceremony.
The Gulfport Music Festival might be taking the lion's share of your free time and beer money this weekend, but don't think for a second there's nothing else going on around South Mississippi.
Pascagoula withdraws annexation request; Pass Christian ruling guides decision
The city announced today that it has formally withdrawn its request to annex about 21 square miles east of the current city limits.
Pass Christian preschoolers graduating with knowledge to excel
Four-year-olds at Pass Christian's Early Childhood Center are preparing to graduate from preschool Thursday night.
Around South Mississippi for Wednesday, May 16
A member of a family of four was awake at about 2:30 a.m. when a fire started in the power panel of their wood-frame house, Fire Department Battalion Chief Chris Henderson said.
City planner, assistant leaving jobs
The City of Natchez will soon be without a city planner and an assistant city planner, leaving the leadership of the planning department in limbo until new city administration takes office.
Kimbrough assigned to help Texas juvenile justice
A fired Texas A&M University executive who went on to help lead a state public safety agency has a new job in juvenile justice.
Man drowns while wade-fishing on sand bar
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