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Follow the Pioneer Woman’s advice: keep it simple

  Famous chefs and culinary experts never cease to inspire me…but not for the obvious reasons. Julia Child’s response to a reporter’s question asking if she ever ate fast food was golden. “I order fast food occasionally – everybody does when they’re on the road. A burger has protein, carbohydrates and vegetables.” Hearing Food Network…

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Annual farm-to-table event set for Nov. 5

Pass Christian Main Street will host their annual farm-to-table dinner on Sunday, November 5 at 5:30 p.m., outdoors at the Pavilion, located on the corner of Second Street and Davis Avenue. This is the eighth iteration of the popular event, but the first time at this location. The event will feature local chefs who will…

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Free composting program offered

The Pass Christian Public Library and the Pass Christian Garden Club are partnering to host a garden program with Elizabeth Englebretson from Plastic Free Gulf Coast on Thursday, November 2, at 1 …

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CoffeeTime: “SIPPING A SEWER WATER SLUSHEE”

What is a Sewer Water Slushee? Put any of your favorite fresh fruits into the blender. Add a bit of vanilla or cinnamon. Then pour in a splash of your favorite milk and some sparkling clean ice cubes. Blend it all together, then pour into a tall glass and sip away. Oh, but before you…

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Long Beach paints the Town Green pink

Orange pumpkin jack-o-lanterns and kids in costume are usually what comes to mind when it comes to the month of October; but, in recent years, pink has become the signature color for this fall month. With a pink ribbon being the international symbol for breast cancer awareness, many organizations and municipalities embrace Breast Cancer Awareness…

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