FabLab receives 'Neighbors helping Neighbors' grant
Students in Jackson County now have access to more technology thanks to a grant the FabLab just received courtesy of Singing River Electric.
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Students in Jackson County now have access to more technology thanks to a grant the FabLab just received courtesy of Singing River Electric.
A shooting on Thursday, May 27th in Moss Point leaves one man dead and suspects on the run. Last week at 11 p.m. police were notified of a person suffering from gunshot wounds at Singing River Hospital. Police say the shooting happened on Lily Circle. Witnesses state that two people were driven to the location […]
Moss Point Police seeking suspect in aggravated assault case June 1, 2021 Moss Point Police are searching for a man they said turned a verbal argument into a shooting. According to a press release, officers investigated reports... June 1, 2021 Pascagoula Police are investigating a shooting that left a man dead. Police responded to a call of shots fired on Dunham Street about 7:18 p.m.... June 1, 2021 The Biloxi Police Department is asking the public's help to identify an unknown black man suspected in the burglary of a business on Monday. The... June 1, 20211 Biloxi Police arrested a 36-year-...
Ames Tribune James Beem of Story City has been hooked on creating his own barbecue sauce for many years. The exuberant response he got from customers while it was a hobby led him to consider making a business of it. Now, despite obstacles created by COVID-19, Beem has his Knotwater Barbecue Company products on the shelves of several central Iowa retailers. Beem pulls from different regions of the country for inspiration. “I'm a fan of regional barbecue. Kansas City has their style. North Carolina has two or three different styles to them. Texas has a style,” Beem said. “I tried to combi...
Ames Tribune Singer-songwriter Chad Elliott's newest album, "Singing River,” brought the musician's Iowa sound to the renowned FAME Recording Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Released on Monday, the project was years in the making. Elliott and Iowa guitarist and producer Bo Ramsey worked together on Elliott’s “Redemption Man” album in 2009. One of the songs, “Same, Old Way,” stuck out for Ramsey, who suggested playing it with a Muscle Shoals vibe. “That was what planted the seed for me to say: I'd love to go down someday to Muscle Shoals and get some of the original Swamper...