As a working society, much progression has been made over the years with the advancement of women holding leadership positions in areas that may once have been considered nontraditional female roles. However, there is still plenty of room for women to break through the gender gap glass ceiling. On the Mississippi Gulf Coast, corporate […]
On the second Wednesday of January, Vicki Applewhite met an old friend for a drink. While there, she bumped into another friend and met the woman with her. The four of them started talking, laughing and sharing. They agreed their time together was great — and that they should get together more often. Applewhite committed to get […]
By Mississippi Extension Service// Fall gardening is the way to have fresh vegetables right into winter. Many fall gardens are carried over from summer gardens. Tomato plants, okra, peppers, and eggplant, if cared for during the summer, continue to produce until cold slows them down and frost kills them. Keep summer garden going To keep […]
Story and photos by Ellis Anderson Nikki Moon, owner of the Bay Town Inn, finally has a little time to smell the roses. And there are plenty for her to smell. The new Inn will be celebrating its third birthday this summer. Regular guests return by the droves and more new ones discover it every […]
Dr. Blake Layton Jr.// Fire ants are the most common pests of home lawns in Mississippi. They are not welcome guests! Unknowingly stepping in a fire ant mound can ruin an otherwise pleasant time in the yard. Fire ant stings are always painful, but, when they occur in large numbers, they can be especially threatening […]
by Erin Riggins, Ph.D. When making the transition from high school to college, it’s a good time to develop a game plan that will help with smart decision-making during your academic journey. Yes, college can be a blast, but the decisions you make now will affect your future, so choose wisely. Your academic advisor […]
by Kristi Collins, C.D.// Starting preschool can be one of the most exciting times in your child’s life, as well as one of the most anxious — for your child and for you as a parent. Here are a few tips to help both of you have a less stressful transition from home to preschool. […]
Summer Cocktail Guide With the salty breeze in the air and warm sunshine on your face, you know that summer is here, and it’s time for flavorful beverages! Based on your preference, you can always add ingredients or take some away, but shake things up a bit and incorporate fresh fruits for a traditional-to-tropical conversion. […]
by Clark Finley, LPN// Sometimes, following a surgery or other hospitalization, your physician may recommend that you transfer to a skilled nursing facility for short term healing, assistance and rehabilitation. In these circumstances, you are most likely to recover fully and return home. However, in some cases, people reach a time in their life […]
Story and photos by Ellis Anderson// In the yellow cottage on Keller Street, a mix of Southern sensibilities and Old World style give this beach town home a global appeal. Visitors to the Eldridge/Scott home on Keller Street in Bay St. Louis may be from Albania or Algeria, or Kemper County, Mississippi, but it’s […]
