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On Sunday, November 11, four members of Gulfport City Council cut the ribbon to officially open the city’s new mooring field
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Blue-green Algae Bloom Reported in Gulfport Canal
On Tuesday, July 2, Pinellas County health officials confirmed that a bloom of blue-green algae had been identified in Gulfport ...
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New Era in Lighting at the Hickman
Audiences at Gulfport’s Hickman Theater will experience a new, state-of-the-art, LED lighting system that allows for infinite creativity ...
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Rays Ride Nets an Odd Collector’s Item
Riders with pre-purchased game tickets took the City of Gulfport up on their offer to ride for free and in style to the Monday, July 1 night Rays game ...
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Council Splits Vote on Sewer Lawsuit Settlement
A 3-1 vote on June 24 approved a resolution authorizing the finalization of a settlement the Waterkeepers lawsuit from 2017 ...
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Gulfport City Manager, Council Recognized
Gulfport City Manager Jim O’Reilly was recognized during the regular city council meeting on Tuesday, June 18 ...
Gulfport Elementary Gets Its First SRO
Gulfport’s Officer Michael Sigsbee is serving as Gulfport Elementary School’s first school resource officer as the result of a new state statute.
Read More »Gulfport’s Red Tide Bloom is ‘Very Intense’
November 6, after water testing, a super-concentrated red tide bloom was confirmed in the bay near Gulfport
Read More »Hardy Shoppers Come Out for Bargains
Hardy vendors and shoppers came out in the first "chilly weather of the season for Gulfport’s citywide yard sale on Saturday, November 3
Read More »New Roof for the Casino
New shingles were delivered to the curved main roof of Gulfport's Historic Casino, which is just over 5,500 square feet in size.
Read More »Local Efforts Return from Hurricane Relief
“It was thousands of people,” said John Riesebeck of Smokin’ J’s Real Texas BBQ. “We really made a huge impact – the people could not believe their eyes.”
Read More »Clam Bayou the Local Focus for International Cleanup
Volunteers gathered at Clam Bayou in Gulfport October 27 as part of the 2018 International Coastal Cleanup movement.
Read More »In Fifth Year, Cleanup Draws Record Crowd
about 200 people attended the 5th-annual Mayors’ 49th Street Cleanup & 4th-annual Chiefs’ Chat and Community Forum on the morning of Saturday, October 13
Read More »Two Local Efforts Truck Supplies to Panhandle
Both the city of Gulfport and local business Smoking' J's are collecting donations for separate efforts to bring supplies to victims of Hurricane Michael
Read More »Council Denies Modifications to Sidewalk
Plus municipal election date approved and date changes for upcoming council meetings
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