Mississippi’s Most Influential African Americans
byRip Daniels and Willie Fairley Receive Honors from Our Mississippi Magazine Two Gulf Coast men have each been tapped as some of Mississippi’s Most…
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Guardians of the Records
byGabrielle Chambless had her first glimpse of a courtroom at only six years old while snuggling with a blanket and reading books, nestled under…
Lori Kilpatrick Pediatric Therapy
byHelping Children to Reach Developmental Milestones and Their Full Potential Whether she’s working with a baby who is having difficulty breastfeeding due to a…
Sharon Weeks
byPerfecting Her Personal Style Surely no one will argue that Sharon Weeks, owner of Grant’s for Her in Biloxi, is always dressed stylishly and…
A Community of Creativity
byLocal Artists of the Coast There’s a tradition of outstanding artists on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The natural beauty, culture and history seem to…
Christen Duhé
byCommunity by Day, Comedy by Night While most of us have hobbies outside our day jobs, few venture into activities that would terrify the…
Philanthopy’s Finest Ken Wetzel
byIn spite of destruction and heartbreak, some good things came from Hurricane Katrina. One of those is New Life Disaster Relief. In 2005 Ken…
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The Burial
byThe Story of O’Keefe v. Loewen In the real world, no one expects the underdog to win. That’s exactly why these stories of triumph…
Creating in Quiet Ways
bySeventy-Seven-Year-Old Cross Stitcher, Max Peck Seventy-seven-year-old Max Peck considers his cross stitching more technical than artistic but his wife and friends say his needlework…
King of Cool
byIn Remembrance of Jimmy Buffett The unexpected death of iconic music ambassador Jimmy Buffett has taken an emotional toll on the people who adored…