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Howard Avenue, The MVP of Biloxi

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1 year ago

January 25, 2024

ourmshome.com – Corey Christy – 2024-01-25 21:14:37

SUMMARY: Howard Avenue in Biloxi has undergone considerable growth with eclectic attractions ranging from axe throwing to a world-class blues bar, vegan dining, and trendy short-term rentals. The avenue is home to 18 restaurants and bars, eight specialty shops, two breweries, two museums, and 13 public art pieces. Developments such as Howard Square Apartments and Bella have added new living spaces, with more expected soon from the Barq’s building and a condo project. Beyond commerce, Howard Avenue offers essential services like banks, a pharmacy, and a historic hardware store. Entertainment options are plentiful, with events like weekly bike rides, biannual events from Fly Llama Brewing, First Fridays, and annual celebrations like Mardi Gras parades. Howard Avenue embodies a lifestyle with its diversity and vibrancy, marking the core of Biloxi’s community life.

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Southern Miss to Host Week of Free Band Concerts for the Whole Family

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22 hours ago

April 28, 2025

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ourmshome.com – University of Southern Mississippi – 2025-04-28 15:04:00

SUMMARY: The University of Southern Mississippi’s Bands Department will host a week of free concerts starting April 25 at 7:30 p.m. The series kicks off with the Symphonic Winds, as Dr. Colin McKenzie concludes his conducting role to focus on directing the School of Music. Subsequent events feature the University Band and Hattiesburg Concert Band on April 27, and a joint performance with the Sumrall High School Concert Band on April 29. The final concert on May 1 will showcase the Wind Ensemble and include a new symphony and “Lord of the Rings” by Johan de Meij, celebrating McKenzie’s musical journey.

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The History of a Favorite Food, Pizza

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2 days ago

April 27, 2025

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ourmshome.com – Julian Brunt – 2025-04-27 11:39:00

SUMMARY: Pizza, a beloved global dish, traces its origins to flatbread in Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt. The modern version emerged in a Jewish community in southern Italy, where leftovers were placed on flatbread, later becoming popular in the U.S. through Italian immigrants in the late 1800s. American pizza differs from its Italian counterpart with a thicker crust, more sauce, and varied toppings. In the 1960s, pizza kits and chain restaurants like Pizza Hut helped popularize pizza in America. Homemade pizza is simple yet time-consuming, requiring basic ingredients, or premade crusts for convenience, with endless topping options.

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Share the Story of Mississippi

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5 days ago

April 24, 2025

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ourmshome.com – Joy Lucius – 2025-04-24 08:30:00

SUMMARY: The author shares a deep love for Mississippi’s history, which was reignited during a family trip along the Natchez Trace with a grandchild. They enjoyed the state’s natural beauty while discussing local flora and the etymology of place names, many derived from Mississippi’s Indigenous tribes. The grandmother eagerly shared the origins of various towns, emphasizing names linked to nature, historical figures, or notable stories. She highlighted the importance of preserving and passing on history to future generations, challenging readers to learn the stories of their own cherished places, reminding them that history enriches our understanding of the present.

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