For 27 years the Gulfport Harmonica Club plays local venues with signature folksy sounds. Even in the face of a national pandemic, the group met at park pavilions to keep its rhythm strong. Now the group has shrunk to a handful of musicians, many of whom had never picked up a harmonica before stumbling in the doors of the Gulfport Senior Center.
Gulfport needs a new senior center, and it’s willing to pay three consultants approximately $300,000 to lobby for funds to pay for it.
Is it time for the Gulfport Multipurpose Senior Center to get rebuilt? At the Nov. 2 meeting, Gulfport City Council gave the city manager the green light t explore that option.
Looking for something you saw in the paper this week? Take a look at the announcements from the June 24 issue of the Gabber.
The Gulfport Multipurpose Senior Center Foundation canceled and postponed a lot, but new president Ron Coyne is ready to grow involvement.
