Coast unemployment rates continue to inch up

The South Mississippi Sun Herald - Wed Nov 25

Unemployment rates continue to creep up in South Mississippi as well as most of the rest of the state.

Cowboy's ride into the sunset stalls in Henderson Point

WLOX-TV Biloxi - Wed Nov 25

The cowboy who's horseback riding across America to help children now needs our help.

Bay-Wave Schools Want More From FEMA

NBC 15 Online - Tue Nov 24

November 24 a ' Officials with the Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District will be in Washington on Jan.

At a glance

The South Mississippi Sun Herald - Tue Nov 24

Who: Artists are Kat Fitzpatrick of Bay St. Louis, and Judith Burks and Mary Jane Parker of New Orleans.

Baxter has a long, storied past with Hancock

Mississippi Business Journal - Mon Nov 23

A A John Baxtera TMs family has employment ties to Hancock Bank dating to 1919, and that was a key reason he chose to join the Gulf Coast bank in 1996 a ' on the very day that happened to be the banka TMs 96th anniversary.

Residents oppose liquor store

Sunherald.com - Sun Nov 22

Residents of this small, rural community on Mississippi 43 in Hancock County say they don't need a liquor store here.

Lawmakers' trips hit amid revenue crunch

The Clarion-Ledger - Fri Nov 20

Now, House and Senate leaders say they also will cut back. Senate leaders have eliminated all taxpayer-funded out-of-state travel for the rest of the fiscal year.

Waveland PD, City of Waveland and officer sued

WLOX-TV Biloxi - Thu Nov 19

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

Century Hall still making history in Bay St. Louis

WLOX-TV Biloxi - Thu Nov 19

If you drive down South Second Street in Old Town Bay St. Louis, you'll notice a newly renovated building called Century Hall.

State hospital not equipped for Billiot

Picayune Item - Thu Nov 19

Mississippi's mental hospital isn't properly equipped to handle a death row inmate whose execution was blocked by a federal judge, who ruled the inmate was insane, state authorities argued in court records.