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Spring home sales rush begins in South Mississippi Story from the Sun herald Full story available at SunHerald.com Forty-five more South Mississippi homes sold in March than in February, but at an average price of $2,000 less. A report issued this week by the Mississippi Gulf...

Tax relief for retirees Exeprt from msn money article By Sandra Block, Kiplinger’s Full story is available on the msn money website State income tax: 3 percent to 5 percent State sales tax: 7 percent Estate tax/inheritance tax: no/no The Magnolia State offers a sweet income...

Story and photo obtained from The Sea Coast Echo.  View the full story here. By Cassandra Favre Bay-Waveland School District Superintendent Dr. Rebecca Ladner announced Monday that the school district will receive the Mississippi Association of Partners in Education 2014...

Story and photo obtained from The Sea Coast Echo.  View the full story here. By Echo Staff Jan 28, 2014, 13:07 Hancock County School District has announced the teachers of the year for each of the schools and the district. Superintendent of Education, Alan Dedeaux commented, “We...

Coast enjoying second-home boom by Lisa Monti Published: January 10,2014 in Mississippi Business Journal The Mississippi Coast, especially the western portion, is seeing a boom in the second-home market, which is returning after a post-Katrina dry spell. Louisianians from New...

“Keeping life sweet in the Bay” is the creative mission statement for one of the newest businesses in Old Town Bay St. Louis and its opening has created a bit of a “sugar buzz” around town. Read more from the Sun Herald here

The new MS Superintendent of Education, Dr. Carey M. Wright, met with superintendents from throughout the region today, hosted by Hancock County School District Superintendent Alan Dedeaux at INFINITY Science Center in Hancock County. Becky Ladner, superintendent of the...

Bay St. Louis, MS (Population: 9,260) You might call Bay St. Louis the little town that could. Hurricane Katrina made final landfall near this Mississippi Gulf hamlet in 2005, lifting homes off foundations, crumbling bridges, leveling businesses, and killing 12 people in its...

You’ve worked all your life for this moment. Retirement.