Less drama, more clarity — dating in midlife is all about confidence, compassion and embracing the baggage(yours and theirs). In your 20s, dating is a heart-pounding whirlwind. From all-consuming infatuation to devastating disappointment, the highs and lows can be dramatic. That “butterflies-in-your-stomach” feeling doesn’t necessarily disappear in your 40s, but dating is just different. It’s […]
With the chaos of the holidays behind them and school back in full swing, many parents are facing a problem. Perhaps they noticed that their child was struggling academically before, and things haven’t improved, or maybe a new issue has come to the fore. What’s a mom to do when it’s midyear and the grades […]
With a fun atmosphere serving beloved classics, La Patrona Tacos, Tequila & Beer is making a name for itself in downtown Biloxi with its flavorful take on traditional Mexican fare. Opening in July, La Patrona is a full-service restaurant offering a variety of classic dishes and is owned by longtime Coast resident Marisol Vanegas. As […]
Postpartum depression occurs after giving birth, within a few weeks of delivery or any time in the first year of a baby’s life. This is a medical condition characterized by strong feelings of sadness, anxiety or worry and fatigue that last for more than two weeks. It is far more common than most people realize, […]
A quilt shop and childcare center have received a financial boost from a pair of Elevate Women Small Business Grants, which were created to help outstanding female-owned companies on the Coast. More than 30 nominees applied for the two grants, which will be announced and presented at Elevate 2025: Women’s Small Business Summit on Feb. […]
I don’t think anyone would argue about the extreme difficulty of being a family caregiver, whether it is caring for an aging loved one, perhaps with dementia, or someone with a disability. But imagine caring for someone who is verbally and/or physically abusive, or just plain mean. This makes an already arduous task even more […]
Growing up in East Germany, Angi Truebner- Webb demonstrated against the Berlin Wall — an experience that shaped her perspective on resilience and change. She went on to face future obstacles with the same can-do spirit, raising her son as a single mom for 19 years and building a career in the male-dominated gaming industry. […]
Photography by Brandi Stage Portraiture | Makeup and hair by Bria Fowlers of Elle Louise, LLC Dr. Carla J. Evers begins her day not in an office, but on the front lines of learning — greeting students and teachers in “Pirate Nation.” By about 7:30 a.m., the superintendent of the Pass Christian Public School District […]
From The Ohr–O’Keefe Museum of Art Dust off your feather boa and shake out your sequins; Bubbles and Bonbons is back in 2025! The Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art celebrates Galentine’s Day with the annual Bubbles and Bonbons event. Flowers, cards, chocolates from Walgreens — who needs them? Bring your best gal pals to enjoy an […]
The Super Bowl on Feb. 9 may be the biggest football matchup of the year, but we all know what the day is really about: the commercials, the halftime show and, of course, the food. We can’t wait for our tastebuds to do an endzone dance as we devour spreads of dips, chips, wings, sliders […]
