Left to right: Lauren Saucier, CASA of South Mississippi; Rachel McGill, Kaiden’s mom; Danielle, Gordon and Hadlee White, Quality Bakery; and Cynthia Chauvin, CASA of South Mississippi By CASA of South Mississippi Twenty years ago, CASA’s executive director, Cynthia Chauvin, asked a young person who spent most of her teenage years in foster care what […]
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Spilling her secret: Jacqueline Smith
Born and raised in Gulfport, Jacqueline Smith now lives the glamorous life of a mother of four sons and wife of a firefighter husband. As the founder and chief operating officer of The Fashion Factory in downtown Gulfport, she spends her days indulging her passion for style and helping women feel as beautiful on the […]
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When it comes to creating a stunning holiday spread, a few thoughtful touches can turn an ordinary setup into a memorable display. Paige Riley, owner of Hillyer House in Ocean Springs, and Susannah Snyder, the store’s manager, share their top five tips for setting a table that evokes the spirit of the season and enchants […]
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In today’s world, families often find themselves spread across cities, states or even countries. While this geographic diversity has its perks, it also brings challenges — especially when it comes to caring for our aging loved ones. Long-distance caregiving is a reality for over 6 million caregivers in the United States, a number that is […]
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By Katherine Sutton Every November, the nation recognizes the dedication and compassion of family caregivers during National Family Caregiver Month. This is not just a time for reflection, but for action and awareness. The tireless efforts of caregivers often go unnoticed, yet they are the backbone of support systems for so many across a vast […]
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Welcome to the Mississippi Gulf Coast Small Business Directory! Here, you’ll find a wealth of local businesses that reflect the strength and diversity of our region’s entrepreneurial spirit. Gulf Coast Woman is honored to celebrate and support the small business community—particularly the amazing women-owned businesses—by showcasing their stories, services, and contributions to our lives. Explore […]
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By Mika Hartman October is here. As we commemorate both Down Syndrome Awareness Month and National Disability Employment Awareness Month, I can reflect on what I have learned on this journey, share some hard truths and hope for a better tomorrow for my son. Hudson is only 6; however, the dreams I have for him […]
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Spilling her secret: Alicia Wortel
Alicia Wortel owns Neon Lux Salon & Spa in D’Iberville and has been in the beauty industry for 16 years. She specializes in lived-in, rainbow and alternative styles and has traveled and educated other salon professionals across the Gulf Coast. She enjoys helping others grow in their careers, as well as all things artistic, as […]
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By Amber Marentette Leaving an abusive relationship is one of the most challenging and dangerous times for a victim of domestic violence. However, many resources and services are available to help support victims through this process. As the domestic violence coordinator in Gulfport, I’ve observed that one of the biggest obstacles a victim faces is […]
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By Melissa Galatas According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one in four women and one in seven men will experience some form of severe physical abuse by an intimate partner in their lifetime. Since intimate-partner violence is so common, chances are that everyone reading this knows, has known or will know someone […]