Changing the World, One Sunflower at a Time
Braden Everly and Alyssa Marie are on a mission to change the world, one sunflower at a time. The founders of The Happy Mural Project recently completed their latest mural.
Fly Away with Peter Pan
He is so happy-go-lucky and full of youthful energy that we are pretty sure Peter Pan will never grow up!
Publisher’s Note: Thank you, Gulfport
We wish you all a happy and safe holiday, celebrating what we have, because what we have right now is enough.
At Our Table, There’s a Seat for Everyone
For the Gabber’s cover this week, an homage to Norman Rockwell’s “Freedom From Want,” we gathered a group of Gulfportians who exemplify what it means to be a part of the community.
Haiku: Gratitude Edition
A few months ago, we put a call out for submissions for the Gabber’s first ever haiku contest; reader submissions ranged from silly, to clever, to profound.
Was Florida the Site of the First Thanksgiving?
The first Thanksgiving was in Massachusetts, right? Not so fast, say some Florida historians.
Farming Gratitude
From Brussels sprouts to cranberry sauce, the star of Thanksgiving doesn’t have to be the turkey. Jen Ring has the scoop on holiday veggies.
Beach Boutique Chips in to Fight Homelessness
Sail Marketing on Corey Avenue is donating a share of all of their store’s profits, and 100% of mask sales, to St. Vincent de Paul CARES.
Whysper Sweetness
Whysper is a lot like her name – quiet and sweet, but still playful. Whysper is shy at first, but once she warms up, she is eager to call you a new friend.
GPD Investigates Death of Three Men
Gulfport Police are investigating after a neighbor found three men dead in a home on the 2800 block of 49th St. S. Monday morning, November 23.
Avoid Plumbing Disaster this Holiday
Pinellas County warns residents that food waste – especially fats, oils and grease – should go in the trash or be recycled to avoid costly clogs.
A Change of Season
Local artist and Gulfport Food Forest pioneer Crea Egan prepares her sculpture, “Everchanging Earth Spirit Mother,” for winter.