Business Organizations
While many cities are lucky to have their own Chamber of Commerce, we are fortunate enough to have three different groups representing businesses in the Gulfport area.
News
Thank You.
When people I love are having a bad time, I try not to ask “is there anything I can do?” because it’s kind of an empty question; no one is going to say “yeah, come clean my toilets.”
Save the Beer
Between my buddy Andy’s pained expressions that suggested that I was singlehandedly decimating the planet and Gulfport’s Public Works Director making me feel ignorant about recycling, I figured the time had come.
Cruising Into Gulfport
Although our town sometimes forgets it is, indeed, a charming waterfront town, Boca Ciega Bay remains our biggest asset. It also remains our least appreciated one.
You Might Be a Gulfportian If…
How do you know you’re a Gulfportian? I asked some of our readers, alongside some of my clues that I might be one, here’s how you know you might be a Gulfportian.
CAVE-ing In
Never heard of CAVE? The commissioners refer to them as “Citizens Against Virtually Everything”; that may sound disrespectful, but come to a few meetings and you’ll understand why that’s likely the nicest name.
Tropical Storm Andrea
Gulfport got a taste of hurricane season right off the bat this year with Tropical Storm Andrea.
Volleyball OK, Health Insurance, Not So Much
“Can we sell the lights at the volleyball courts? Can we put them on Craig’s List? Wouldn’t that help with the insurance? Why doesn’t he give up his volleyball lights?”
Groomed for Love: Mary O’Malley
If you’re a dog nobody loves, it’s good to meet Mary O’Malley. Especially if you have curly poodle hair.
Good News and a Call to Action
This month, the mayor says, “I come to you with good news and a call to action.”
Spring Greetings From the Mayor
I have been very busy since taking office, and I am grateful to all the people and organizations that have welcomed me to their homes, events and functions.
Don and Fuzzy Wuzzy: Changing Life for Third Graders
Don Sankovitch is the poster child for not judging a book by his cover.
