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    What makes a great place to work?

    A great place to work is all about positioning. It is not about where you are now, but where you are going. A great workplace positions you for growth. Here are five questions to help you identify a great place to work. 1. CAN YOU GROW THERE?  A dead-end job is not only boring, but […]

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    Pick the right backpack

    By Dr. Christopher Burks As summer winds down and school resumes, supply shopping is in full swing. At the top of the list is a new backpack. While shopping for a new backpack is a longtime tradition for many, the retail industry continues to take it up a notch by offering endless, trendy options each […]

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    Glamour in green

    By Tammy Smith Scarlet Pearl Casino Resort in D’Iberville recently debuted its luxurious VIP lounge — and one of the highlights was the striking costumes the staff wore.  Jacqueline Tran and Tien Nguyen, owners of Luxe Cleaners and Alterations in Biloxi, crafted the gorgeous green ensembles. The wife-and-husband team usually are not costume creators, but […]

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    Portrait of a painter

    Despite her artistic gifts, Alicia Hobbs had planned to become a doctor.  “I had this natural, God-given talent, and you know what I did with it? I got a biology degree and was dead set on medical school,” says the Gulfport native. “I ran for the hills at the idea of becoming a starving artist.”  […]

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    Say goodbye to summer hair problems

    Summer is synonymous on the Coast with heat and humidity. Add to that the effects of jumping into the pool or the ocean, and you have a recipe for hair havoc. While caring for your locks gets trickier this time of year, following some simple steps can keep them looking great despite UV rays, chlorine […]

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    COVID: It’s not over

    COVID scored second only to election results as the most searched Goggle topic in 2020, and it’s no surprise. Over 600,000 Americans have died from the virus, 20 million lost their jobs, and tens of millions lost their homes. The virus devastated our economy and social lives, as well as our confidence.  On Jan. 13, […]

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