TreeBug has checked in at the Hancock County Farmers Market on Longfellow. “Cold Apple Cider Drink, Pumpkin Spice Cheese Bread, Pumpkin Spice Roll in a Mason Jar, Peach Cobbler in a Mason Jar, Caramel Apples, Pumpkin Spice Biscotti, Pumpkin Spice Coffee and our usual tasty goods. Artisan Breads, Biscotti and Iced. Espresso Drinks. Come early…
Artists from all over the South.
2019-2020 budget
New-to-me street of the week: St. Teresa Drive.
Grab some cash & go.
Almost every week there’s a street I’ve never heard of before. Can you guess which one it is?
Here’s some of what took place at last night’s Bay Council meeting: A couple of Planning and Zoning issues had people lawyering up over the applications for a subdivision on South Beach Blvd. and a variance on St. John St. Here are the Council votes on all the applications: A. Motion to follow the recommendation…
Got comments on the bond issue? Tonight’s the night to share.
Happy Labor Day! Here’s your building permit recap from Hancock County’s building department. Four permits were issued during the week of Aug. 26-30 for a total value of $62,860 and fees of $509. The one commercial permit was for the installation of a Wi-Fi antenna and data outlet in a hanger at Stennis Airport. Value…
Catfish & clouds. Blooms, balconies & bacon.
Some vendors will stay past noon if customers are still shopping.
Here is a recap of the votes from Tuesday’s Bay St. Louis Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. Next stop for applicants is the City Council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 3. Enjoy the weekend.
South Beach to Third Street subdivision application tops the list
Here’s your weekly building permit recap for the week of Aug. 19-23 to distract you for a moment from this rainy Monday. Hancock County’s building department issued seven permits for a whooping total value of $1,157,396 and fees of $4,589. All the permits were for residential projects: new houses on J.C. Ladner Road, Rocky Hill…