SUMMARY: Grammy-winning songwriters Rodney Crowell and Mac McAnally are returning to The Grand Magnolia Ballroom for intimate performances. Crowell, known for his songwriting excellence and numerous hits, will perform on March 8th. With 15 number-one hits and multiple Grammy Awards, Crowell’s catalog includes iconic songs like “Please Remember Me” and “Ashes by Now.” McAnally, a 10-time CMA Musician of the Year, will perform on April 25th. A native of Belmont, Mississippi, McAnally has written hits for artists like Kenny Chesney and Alabama, and his songs are frequently covered by Jimmy Buffett. Tickets are available at www.grandmagmusic.com.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi Power has appointed Pedro Cherry as president, with Anthony Wilson continuing as chairman and CEO until summer. Cherry, with 30 years in the energy industry, has held leadership roles at Atlanta Gas Light and Chattanooga Gas, serving over 1.8 million customers. He previously led customer service and operations at Georgia Power. Cherry is known for his leadership and commitment to safety and service. He holds a degree in industrial engineering and an MBA from Auburn University and is actively involved in community leadership. Wilson praised Cherry’s experience and shared values, ensuring a smooth leadership transition.

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SUMMARY: The City of Long Beach, MS, is advancing the Inner Bulkhead Wall Project after resolving an arbitration case with FEMA. The project, valued at $5.8 million, aims to replace a damaged break wall, enhance shoreline protection, and improve public access with a new pedestrian walkway. Funded through state appropriations, Tidelands, Gulf Coast Restoration, and GOMESA funds, it involves constructing a 10-inch concrete sheet pile wall and reinforced piles. The Long Beach Board of Aldermen will review bids on March 5, 2025, and construction will follow. The project strengthens the harbor’s infrastructure for commerce, industry, and recreation.

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