Last year, Bay St. Louis native, Rev., Dr. Albert M. Parker, Jr. released his book “The Soul of Man.” Parker was born at ...

The Gulf Coast will remain stuck in a warm, unsettled pattern through the middle of next week (March 6-11). Several outbreaks ...

It was standing-room only last Thursday evening for the 21st annual Rotary Club of Bay St. Louis Chili/Mac & Cheese Cook-Off at the Bay Community Hall.

The Alice Moseley Folk Art Museum is back open in Old Town Bay St. Louis, celebrating a “soft” opening Saturday in its new location inside Gallery 220 at 220 Main ...

Former state Sen. Philip Moran is scheduled back in circuit court, this time over accusations he violated the conditions of his bond.

The high school basketball season and playoffs are in the final week of action and Hancock County has two teams still alive in the pursuit of a gold ball - ...

The Wicked Pig Kitchen & Bar is a newbie to Bay St Louis, which the owners Justin and Jackie Lunsford describe as "A Southern Inspired Bistro & Bar including smoked ...

Friday morning’s showers did little to change what has been a dry start to 2026. In the last 30 years only the year 2000 started off drier in coastal Mississippi.

The Carnival season is officially under way in Hancock County, counting down to Fat Tuesday next week. The Krewe of Kids and the Krewe of Nereids kicked off the Hancock County Mardi Gras parade season ...

Editor’s Note: This is the third in a series of articles in the Echo commemorating Black History Month. Michelle Anderson is the CEO and Executive Director of the Infinity Science Center, located at ...

Funeral homes often submit obituaries as a service to the families they are assisting. However, we will be happy to accept obituaries from family members pending proper verification of the death.

The Bay St. Louis City Council last week formally accepted the resignation of Chief Administrative Officer Michael Reso. Reso’s last official day with the city was on Feb. 6. He started this past ...