SUMMARY: The Latte Friends Coffee Shop in Diberville is celebrating National Muffin Day with a buy one, get one free promotion. Open for six months, the coffee shop employs individuals with special needs, creating a supportive work environment. Owner Tanya Eastap reports that business is thriving, with employees like Colby and Caleb enjoying their roles, which include managing the cash register and maintaining cleanliness. The shop offers a variety of muffins, including lemon curd, blueberry, chocolate chip, double chocolate, triple berry, and banana nut. The community is encouraged to visit the shop to enjoy fresh coffee and muffins.

‘A Latte Friends’ coffee shop in D’Iberville offers employment opportunities for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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SUMMARY: Next Wednesday, February 26, 2023, AG’s Frame in Art in Gulfport will host its inaugural quarterly exhibition, “Body of Work.” Gallery director Joseph Simpson aims to showcase talented local artists from Ocean Springs to Bay St. Louis, providing art lovers, collectors, and designers a central location to experience diverse artistic styles. The exhibition will feature a variety of mediums, including acrylics, oil pastels, charcoals, and more, highlighting both figure drawings and abstract works. Admission is free, and there will be refreshments available, inviting community members to engage with local art and artists.

A new exhibit from Negrotto’s Frame & Art features figure drawings from 10 different Coast artists.

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SUMMARY: Temperatures in South Mississippi are rapidly dropping, currently in the 30s, with windchill making it feel even colder. The area may see lows in the 20s overnight, with cloud cover potentially mitigating some of the cooling effects. A wind chill advisory is in effect, with expected single-digit feels in some northern areas. While rain totaling 1 to 2 inches fell recently, colder temperatures are anticipated, particularly tomorrow morning. A warming trend is forecast for the weekend, with highs reaching near 70 by next week, alongside potential light showers. Residents are advised to protect pipes and prepare for the cold.

Chief Meteorologist Eric Jeansonne brings the latest on chilly weather ahead and possible rain this upcoming weekend.

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