Whether they are bonded by circumstance or related by blood, sisters have a special connection. They share laughs and tears, and although they sometimes disagree, they can always count on each other. National Sister’s Day, observed the first Sunday in August, celebrates this unique relationship — but you don’t need a biological sibling to appreciate […]
Grandma’s kitchen stirs memories and the senses. Remember her kitchen smelling of fresh-baked berry pies or berry jams simmering on the stove? She never failed to “put” up jams so the family could enjoy the fruits of summer all year long. Those that have a great cooking grandma still with them are blessed indeed. Get her […]
From the time Natalie Krohn Breland and her brother, Dr. Jason Krohn, were old enough to stick price stickers on merchandise, they have worked at Beach Pharmacy. “There is not a job inside this business that one of the two of us has not done at some point in our lives,” says Breland, now the […]
In June of 1939, seven employees of Ingalls Shipyard met on the east bank of the Pascagoula River and drafted documents forming a credit union for themselves and their fellow workers. The laborers at the shipyard, which had opened the year before, needed access to credit to buy vehicles, appliances, and other items to improve […]
Located in the heart of downtown Biloxi, One Thirty One Lameuse is quickly becoming the latest hotspot for tourists and local foodies alike. One Thirty One Lameuse is owned and operated by Chef Lawrence Gautier and his longtime friend, Ryan Bolton, who met while attending Ole Miss. Lawrence trained at The Culinary Institute of America […]
LeAnna Morgan Saucier is the workforce development manager at Memorial Hospital, where she loves assisting individuals with their career growth. Inside and outside of her daily job, she is committed to teaching and serving people. Friends and associates alike often approach her for business advice, and this fact spearheaded her recent launch of Brand & […]
As school resumes across the Coast, students will return to the classroom — but some protocols from the COVID-19 pandemic will remain. Throughout the Harrison County School District, for instance, drivers will disinfect the buses at the end of all routes. Sneeze guards and touchless hand sanitization stations will be placed at each serving line […]
