SUMMARY: The St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway, valued at $450,000, is underway in Gulfport’s Florence Gardens neighborhood, with less than eight days left for a chance to win. Jennifer Lot reports live from the home, highlighting its four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and nearly 2,600 square feet of beauty. Ryan Golden, president of Florence Gardens, emphasizes the positive impact of the Dream Home initiative, benefiting children and building community spirit. With a $100 ticket, participants not only have a chance to win a stunning home but also support St. Jude’s mission to help children with cancer. A heartwarming connection with families further underscores the event’s purpose.

The 4-bedroom, 3-bath home is in the Florence Gardens neighborhood of Gulfport.

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SUMMARY: Robin’s Nest in the Pass, opened in 2015 by Dorothy Roberts, is a gallery and gift shop located in downtown Pass Christian. Named after her sister Robin, the shop celebrates family, faith, and creativity. Dorothy, who had been making jewelry for years, wanted a space to support other artists. The shop features locally made goods, such as artisan nightlights, pillows, and greeting cards, while highlighting the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Dorothy also operates Robert’s Place Cafe next door, where she honors her parents and works with regional artists, creating a community-focused, inspirational environment.

Robin’s Nest In The Pass is located at 255 Davis Avenue in Pass Christian.

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SUMMARY: Lucedale residents will vote tomorrow in a special election to decide if liquor sales should be allowed within city limits. Local businesses, including Fiesta and Hickory Hog, are advocating for the change, citing customer demand for margaritas and other alcoholic beverages. Mayor Doug Lee supports the initiative, arguing that it could bring in revenue and attract larger businesses, though he acknowledges it won’t make Lucedale rich. He hopes the move will signal the city’s progressiveness. Voters will cast their ballots at 4278C Main Street.

Voters will head to the polls in Lucedale to decide if they are ready to allow liquor sales in city limits.

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