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    Halloween DIY: Décor pumpkin

    Did you know that because pumpkins were abundant during harvest, they became tied to Thanksgiving feasts as a symbol of gratitude and plenty? In the early days, pumpkins were hearty, stored well through winter and could be baked, roasted or made into pies. In fact, early pumpkin pies were actually pumpkin shells filled with sweetened, […]

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    The Saints that are never Aints

    FREDIA ELEY I call myself a superfan because: This team will take you to the edge of winning and then lose in the last second. I tell myself “Oh man, they’ll get it next week,” or “Oh man, we’re coming back next season.” No matter what, I still love my Saints — or as some […]

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    Reclaiming the lens

    Whether she’s photographing a new mom, CEO or survivor, Dawn Gilmore’s goal is always the same: to capture women’s innate strength and beauty. A professional photographer for over 16 years, Gilmore specializes in portraiture that empowers, elevates and celebrates. “I was drawn to photography because I saw the way a beautiful portrait could shift the […]

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    Women of Impact: Led by love, fueled by purpose

    Board members L-R: Nicki Kopp, Jessie Hawkins, Iliana Aguirre, Kelsey McGrevey, Jenny Obregon and Maryjo Bullock Embrace Abilities is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering families of children, teens and young adults with different abilities, serving individuals up to age 21. Founder and Executive Director Bridgett Lee tells us more. WHAT IS EMBRACE ABILITIES’ MISSION? Our […]

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    Seafood and Spirit

    Born and raised on the Coast, Kaitlyn Brewer grew up kayaking, fishing and sketching the beauty that surrounded her. Each year, she admired the colorful, creative Biloxi Seafood Festival posters that were designed by local artists — each one paying homage to the city’s maritime and seafood heritage. “I remember thinking, ‘Wow, maybe one day […]

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