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Mississippi Gulf Coast Chamber of Commerce accepting applications for small business grants May 12, 2021 Small business grants are now available. The Mississippi Gulf Coast Chamber of Commerce is now accepting grant applications through May 20th at 4 p.m. Last... May 11, 2021 Tonight temperatures will dip into the middle to upper 60s. Wednesday will feature highs in the lower to middle 70s inland, with middle to... May 10, 2021 Another warm, humid, and wet start to the week, though it will finish much more on the dry and sunny side as last week did.... May 10, 2021 There will also be a limite...

Share this article Share this article OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss., March 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- C Spire Fiber, which offers Mississippi's fastest internet, is accepting consumer pre-orders now and will begin construction later this month for its ultra-fast, fiber-based Gigabit internet access and related services in Ocean Springs, one of the state's most popular seaside destinations and a renowned arts community. A C Spire Fiber employee shows a customer the ultra-fast speeds available with its Gigabit broadband internet service. C Spire Fiber, which offers Mississippi’s fastest internet, is acc...

Tomorrow morning you can sign up and log in to catch another free webinar offered by the Gulfport and Mississippi Gulf Coast chambers of commerce. Tomorrow’s online topic is ‘Gulfport Reports 2021: An Update from the Chiefs.’ The complimentary zoom webinar will start at 8:30 a.m. and go on until 9:30 a.m. Gulfport Police Chief […]

It looks like brighter days are ahead for those who are receiving money in the second round of stimulus checks. About two-thirds of the second round of stimulus payments have hit Americans’ bank accounts. Fifty-nine percent of Americans say as soon as they get their $600, they’ll use it to pay household bills, but what […]

It’s been more than two months since Hurricane Zeta made landfall as a category two hurricane, leaving a trail of destruction throughout South Mississippi.