Gecko Crawl a Blast for All
The event, one of several gecko-themed activities celebrated in Gulfport in late summer, raised money for charity.
Custom Curb Appeal
The Shore Boulevard Recreation Trail project is moving along with some elements already taking shape.
Public Input Sparse on Budget
Only five members of the audience provided input during the public comment period on Gulfport’s proposed 2016-17 budget.
New Street Art Comes to Gulfport
Gulfport artist August Vernon is working on a large outdoor mural that will adorn Manatees on the Bay, formerly Spinnakers.
Local Crime Watch: August 11
A sampling of police reports from August 3 to August 10 in Gulfport, South Pasadena and St. Pete Beach.
Town Shores May Close Docks
Town Shores residents who moor their vessels at docks in the complex may be forced to move them by September 1.
At Gulfport Elementary, Change is the New Focus
Gulfport Elementary kicked off the new academic year with more than 70 percent of its staff new, including a new principal.
Geckos Emerge from the Sea
The seven gecko pieces will be displayed at various sites around Gulfport until the ball on August 27.
A Night Out to Remember
Gulfport celebrated another successful Night Out event Thursday, August 4 and the Catherine Hickman Theater
Here Comes the Rain Again
A stalled front in the Florida Panhandle brings heavy downpours, thunderstorms and street flooding not seen since Tropical Storm Colin.
Local Crime Watch: August 4
“No Parking” signs stolen, intoxicated woman kicks officer, and an update on the elderly neglect death in Gulfport
Lincoln Cemetery Gets a Vote of Historical Significance
Gulfport Council voted for the cemetery acknowledgement and for multi-year sanitary sewer improvement.