Entertainment
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Mississippians look to win Season 21 of ‘The Voice’
The Voice returns for its 21st season this week, and a handful of Mississippians will be vying for the title. Hailey Green, a sophomore at St. Martin High School, will be making her second appearance on the show after competing during Season 19. Compared to the likes of Janis Joplin, many fans felt as if […] More
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The Mississippi barrier island that vanished
There are six barrier islands on the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Ship Island, Deer Island, Cat Island, Round Island, Horn Island, and Petit Bois Island. While you can reach all of these islands by private boat, Ship Island is the only one that offers a ferry service. All of these islands have something to offer visitors […] More
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Mississippi Songwriters Festival 2021 hosts Youth Showcase
This Youth Showcase, a segment of the Mississippi Songwriters Festival 2021, is for musicians and songwriters under 21 years old. Dallas Remington, a recorded country music artist, played several of her songs. “This event showcases how young songwriters are rising through the business, and how young they start. I think there was one kid as […] More
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MVSU student to compete on Food Network’s “Halloween Wars”
Corterrius “DaCakeGoat” Allen started his journey and love of making and designing cakes with a $35 baking kit and two cupcake pans that his mom, Jacquelyn Allen, purchased. He made his first cake for a friend, and while he says, “the cake was ugly,” his friend loved it and told him, “It was delicious.” Fast […] More
Food / Dining
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Make it simple
Years ago, when I started to get serious about cooking, I thought to be good, the recipe had to be complicated with expensive, hard-to-find ingredients and most likely French. I still love to cook and labor in the kitchen just as much as I did all those years ago, but I have learned that more […] More
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MVSU student to compete on Food Network’s “Halloween Wars”
The show will air on Food Network this Sunday, September 19 at 8 p.m. CST
Corterrius “DaCakeGoat” Allen started his journey and love of making and designing cakes with a $35 baking kit and two cupcake pans that his mom, Jacquelyn Allen, purchased. He made his first cake for a friend, and while he says, “the cake was ugly,” his friend loved it and told him, “It was delicious.” Fast […] More
Living
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Al Capone’s connection to the Mississippi Gulf Coast
Al Capone was a notorious mobster who, surprisingly enough, has ties to Mississippi. For context’s sake, Capone was born in 1899 in Brooklyn, New York. He quit school in the 6th grade and eventually became a member of a notorious street gang under the leadership of Johnny Torrio. With the invitation of Torrio, Capone went […] More
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5 hidden gems in Stone County
For anyone looking to get away for the day, or even to take a short road trip, here are five hidden gems in Stone County to explore. If you don’t live in Stone County, this will make you want to grab a friend, hit the road, and enjoy the slower pace Wiggins has to offer. […] More
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Pascagoula named one of the top cities for families
The City of Pascagoula has been ranked one of the top five cities for families in the southeast. In a recent article by Nasdaq, the financial services company suggested that those who want to move to a place that prioritizes family life should consider Pascagoula. “We love this coastal Mississippi city,” an excerpt from the […] More
Environment
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Hiding in plain sight – camouflage
Having trouble finding that Tomato Hornworm on your tomato plant? Look as you might and all you see are the remains of chewed leaves – until it appears, as if by magic. That is exactly what these critters hope for – not to be seen by you or the predators that would love a juicy […] More
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in EnvironmentCelebrate fall migration at PRAC
There is a hum in the air as the fall migration of Hummingbirds is in full swing, and the Pascagoula River Audubon Center believes this is a reason to celebrate. Make plans now to attend the 2021 Hummingbird Festival in Moss Point on September 24 and 25 and have an opportunity to see these tiny, […] More
