Waveland News

The Mississippi Department of Marine Resources has chosen the winners of its 2010 calendar-art contest.

Registration for new students attending Pearl River Community College on all campuses during the 2010 spring semester will begin right after the first of the year.

Thousands of Mississippi soldiers won't be home for Christmas because they're away defending our nation's freedoms.

For Christmas this year, former Waveland resident Letecheia Acker and her two children are receiving one of the best gifts a family could hope for following the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

Mayor Tommy Longo signed a contract Wednesday that awards construction of the city's $3.8 million government complex to DNP Inc.

Family members and friends of the Delta Company 1-155th Infantry Battalion will host a bake sale and fundraiser Saturday in Waveland with the goal of building a monument to honor the unit's 40 deployed local soldiers.

The Salvation Army needs your help making this a happy holiday for children in need.

Police arrested an owner of C&R's Bar & Grill after neighbors of the Coleman Avenue business complained about loud music, said Waveland Police Chief James Varnell.

Our post-Katrina recovery, coupled with the nation's current economic challenges, have reminded all of us of the necessity of working harder together to protect our South Mississippi economy.

Hundreds of Mississippi soldiers deployed overseas will have a merrier Christmas this year thanks to "Soldiers' Angels." It's a non-profit group working to provide comfort and support to the men and women of our Armed Forces.

Federal housing officials are trying to get the word out about rental vouchers available for families displaced by the 2005 hurricanes.

A man was severely burned in one of two "shake-and-bake" meth labs discovered this week in Vancleave and Waveland, police said.

Calls today about suspicious persons at a home on St. Anthony Street led to the discovery of a Bay St.

A gratefully relieved Earl Bullock leaned back in a chair of the conference area at Bassfield City Hall on Thursday, looking a bit like the kid who found the gift he really wanted under the tree on Christmas morning.

Educators are hopeful that $1.5 million in additional FEMA funds will be available to restore the administration building destroyed by Katrina on the University of Southern Mississippi's Gulf Park Campus.

Sattler became harder to reach and his visits grew more sporadic, Guercio and Prescott said.

Sharlet, a 4-year-old female Collie mix, is the featured pet of the day for the Humane Society of South Mississippi, 2615 U.S. 49, Gulfport.

A Hancock County man has filed a $3 million lawsuit against the Waveland Police Department, the city of Waveland and police officer Jeffrey Guilliot.

The 24th annual Free Thanksgiving Dinner will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 26 at the American Legion Hall off Green Meadows Boulevard.

Mr. Barry S. Mason of Petal and Mrs. Kathy C. Weir of Biloxi announce the engagement of their daughter, Katie R. Mason, to Jeremy L. Dryman, son of Mr.