From shopping to beach days, outdoor activities to food, local music to galleries, the list has 99 days’ worth of featured adventures.

This will be the fourth surviving cub born at the Hattiesburg Zoo.

The 4th of July— U.S.A.’s 250th birthday— is just around the corner, and the Coast is gearing up for celebrations, from Hancock County to Jackson County and beyond!

Trader Joe’s will open the store at 2428 Napoleon Ave., anchored on the corner of Freret St. and Napoleon Ave.

The Queen of Country Music is soon planning to help workers get through their 9 to 5’s — with her own cup of joe.

The festival will feature arts and crafts, storytelling, food, live performances, an annual 5K, a 1-mile fun run, and a car show.

Dog owners tossed beads, moon pies, and other throws during the parade to maintain the traditional Mardi Gras feel.

Visitors praise city's Carnival experience

This year’s theme was pop art, an artistic style blurring the lines between pop culture and fine art.

The city traded its workday routine for beads, music and Mardi Gras spirit Tuesday as the Krewe of Real People the Next Generation held its annual Fat Tuesday parade.

The good times are rolling earlier this year in South Mississippi, with Fat Tuesday landing on February 17.

For more than a decade, the streets of Bay St. Louis have been filled with the swashbuckling pirate spirit for the Mystic Krewe of the Seahorse Parade.

Jodie Leith, the circus ringmaster, said the show features acts on the ground and in the air, including dancers, juggling, and acrobatics.

Gulf Shores is launching a new parking fee structure at its public beaches and within the Beach Walking District. The flat rate is going away. Starting July 1, visitors will pay by the hour and the rate depends on where they park.

The annual celebration features a parade route through the French Quarter and a block party with live music.

The Downtowner officially opened its doors, welcoming its first guests and serving food from a kitchen in the old Triplett Day Pharmacy building, which operated in Gulfport for 65 years.

The 4th of July— U.S.A.’s 250th birthday— is just around the corner, and the Coast is gearing up for celebrations, from Hancock County to Jackson County and beyond!

Lucedale is celebrating its 125th anniversary—a chance to bring attention to what makes the city special. That includes a landmark that’s been scratching backs for decades.

Edgewater Piano Company opened its doors this week at Edgewater Mall, bringing piano lessons and acoustic piano sales to the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

The 38 Miss Mississippi delegates are in Vicksburg preparing for a week of events, including the annual parade Monday night.

The Mississippi Gulf Coast National Heritage Area will host an opening reception on Thursday.

Jordan Nicaud, a developer, opened Hotel Biloxi last week in east Biloxi.

Anderson’s Bakery celebrated its 50th anniversary, marking five decades of serving pastries to customers.

The first movie of the series is “Superman."