A century across the water: Ship Island Excursions turns 100
By Meredith Biesinger, Magnolia Tribune There’s a moment that happens just after the boat pulls away from Gulfport Harbor. The shoreline softens behind you. The air changes. Phones go down. Kids press against the rail, rail, hearts pounding excitedly as they scan the water, convinced they’ll spot the first dolphin. Seagulls ride…
Read MoreTrueCare Mississippi Hosts “Calling All 228” Health Fair, Drawing Hundreds in Biloxi
TrueCare, in partnership with Magnolia Medical Foundation, hosted “Calling All 228: Ring in a Healthier You” on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026, at the Gruich Community Center in Biloxi. The event welcomed an estimated 350 attendees for a morning focused on heart health, movement, and community wellness. Held in recognition of American Heart Month and timed…
Read MoreDisability Connection and the Biloxi Visitors Center presents three free movies: the Mississippi Coast Heritage Trilogy
Disability Connection will host a free public showing of the MS Coast Heritage Tours Film Trilogy, offering attendees an in-depth look at more than 160 remarkable destinations across South Mississippi. The three documentaries will be screened at the Biloxi Visitor’s Center Theater, located at 1050 Beach Blvd in Biloxi, on Wednesday, March 4. Showtimes are…
Read MoreYouth Harmonica Class to be held at Pass Christian Library
Register now for the Youth “Mississippi Saxophone” 3 Day Workshop, A Blues Harmonica Class with Musician “Bayou” Shannon Williford. This workshop is designed for students in 5th to 8th grade. It will take place at Pass Christian Public Library on April 6, April 8, and April 10, 2026, from 2 to 4 pm. The…
Read MoreTrueCare Mississippi Hosts “Calling All 228” Health Fair, Drawing Hundreds in Biloxi
TrueCare, in partnership with Magnolia Medical Foundation, hosted “Calling All 228: Ring in a Healthier You” on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026, at the Gruich Community Center in Biloxi. The event welcomed an estimated 350 attendees for a morning focused on heart health, movement, and community wellness. Held in recognition of American Heart Month and timed…
Read MoreCity dedicates Harbor Master Building in honor of Danny Kaletsch
By Toni Miles The City of Long Beach officially dedicated its Harbor Master Building in honor of longtime public servant and community leader Danny Kaletsch during a ceremony attended by City officials, family members, and residents on January 28. The dedication recognizes Kaletsch’s years of service and his lasting impact on the…
Read MoreChoosing a Final Resting Place for Cremated Remains
Choosing a final resting place for cremated remains is a deeply personal decision that reflects love, memory, and legacy. Families today have more options than ever before, allowing them to honor their loved ones in ways that feel meaningful and appropriate. Some people prefer traditional burial settings, while others choose creative or nature-centered memorials. Each…
Read MoreMayor and Board of Aldermen Meeting Agenda for Tuesday, March 3, 2026
Mayor and Board of Aldermen Meeting Agenda for Tuesday, March 3, 2026 @ 5:00 PM City Hall Meeting Room 201 Jeff Davis Avenue Long Beach, MS 39560
Read MoreWhy Smog Check is Important for Your Car and Environment
There is a very long list of responsibilities that are associated with vehicle ownership. Maintenance is the key to life since it represents the difference between regular oil changes, rotating tires, and checking the thickness of your brake pads when you need to stop on a dime. Nevertheless, the emissions test is one of the…
Read MoreMovie Review: “I Can Only Imagine 2”
By Bob Garver Christian music biopic “I Can Only Imagine” had a surprising performance at the domestic box office back in 2018. The film made $83 million despite never finishing above the #3 position on any given weekend. While it never escaped the shadow of “Black Panther,” which beat it every weekend, it did…
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