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    GCW Annual Home Guide 2022

    Cabinet Trends All-white kitchens have had their day, but in 2022, homeowners are leaning toward more interesting, bold choices — both in terms of color and style. As homeowners look to streamline and simplify their storage, cabinetry is getting revamped to look sleeker and more contemporary. Glass doors with dark accents, for instance, are a […]

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    Bringing the flower garden indoors

    Photography by Brandi Stage Portraiture Most women love flowers, but few are as fond of them as Martha Whitney Butler.  From designing jaw-dropping headpieces for a charity fashion show to bringing the “wow” factor to weddings, the proprietor of the French Potager, a floral, gift and antique shop in Bay St. Louis, elevates floristry to […]

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    Best Places to Eat 2022

    Some of the best food in the country can be found right here in Coastal Mississippi. And thanks to our region’s rich cultural diversity, the fare is as varied and authentic as it is delicious. We asked our audience to pick their top restaurants by category. See how your favorite spots fared in polling. BAGELS  […]

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    A legacy continues

    Despite being the owner’s daughter, Tiffany Boyte West got no special treatment at her father’s car dealership.  “My dad was always the type of person to throw you into the deep end, and as long as he could still see your head bobbing, you were on your own to learn things for yourself,” recalls Boyte, […]

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    Mardi Gras through the ages

    By Tammy Smith Mobile, Alabama, claims to be the first U.S. city to celebrate Mardi Gras. So does New Orleans. Meanwhile, the Mississippi Gulf Coast sits in the middle, not really worried about who was first. It’s all about having fun, no matter what your age.  Mardi Gras first was observed in North America in […]

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    5 questions with CASA of Hancock County

    Cynthia Chauvin, executive director of CASA of Hancock County, shares how her organization advocates for children in the court system — supporting them, acting in their best interest and ensuring their wellbeing. WHAT DOES CASA DO?  CASA of Hancock County is a nonprofit that recruits, trains and supports a diverse network of court-appointed special advocate […]

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