On Friday, March 22, the City of Bay St. Louis officially unveiled the much-anticipated police headquarters.
- by Kirby Rhodes 
Members of the Raw Oyster Marching Club take to the streets of Waveland.
Brian “Hooty” Adam loves his job. Ask anyone who knows him or anyone who deals with him as the Emergency Management Agency Director of Hancock County. They’ll tell you that Hancock County feels safer and is a more resilient place because of Hooty’s role as EMA director.
- by Maurice Singleton 
Brian "Hooty" Adam (top row, third from left) and his family.
A Picayune developer plans to build a 110-room Marriott-branded hotel on Highway 90, adding to the list of commercial projects coming to Waveland.
- by Lisa Monti 
Architect's drawing of the dual-branded Marriott hotel planned for Highway 90 near Walmart.
March 15, 2024Hancock County will host its biannual Hazardous Waste Day on Saturday, March 23, 2024. This year, the event will be held at the Hancock County Arena at 4184 Kiln-Delisle Road in the Kiln. - By Kirby Rhodes 
The Shoofly Magazine is looking for a few new Krewe members. Calling all writers and future editors – one of these opportunities may be for you!
- The Shoofly Magazine staff 
This 2017 file photo shows where our magazing got its name. This shoofly, one of a very few on the Coast, stood next to the old City Hall building. | Ellis Anderson photo
The current owner of the 100 Men Hall recounts its beginnings, its heyday, its trials – and its ultimate reemergence as a community mainstay.
- by Rachel Dangermond (reprinted from March, 2022) 
Murals on the side of 100 Men Hall, photo by Ellis Anderson for the Shoofly Magazine.
After a winter hiatus, the highly anticipated Diamondhead Farmers Market is gearing up for a grand reopening this Friday.
- by Anne Pitre 
The Shoofly Magazine is revitalizing its Watching Waveland (formerly What’s Up Waveland) content. Check out Waveland alderman Rhonda Aime-Gamble’s monthly reports.
- by Rhonda Aime-Gamble 
Rhonda Aime-Gamble with Waveland Mayor Jay Trapani (center) and her fellow city aldermen. (Hancock Chamber photo)
This is the final written installment of a larger project focusing on art within place. As the culmination of this project, several local artists were asked to create art from nature and exhibit their pieces at the Magnolia Bayou Art Project, taking place at 100 Men Hall on March 23, 2024.
- by James Inabinet 
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