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Weekend whereabouts: May 17-19

Weekend whereabouts: May 17-19

One of the best parts of South Mississippi is being able to take part in a slew of events inside and outside and happening at all hours of the day. Here are six things you're not going to want to miss.

Anglers bring your rods and reels over to one of the largest fishing rodeos in Hancock County. It's called the 2nd Annual WCA Bay-Waveland Fishing Rodeo. Prizes will be given to the person with the largest catch. And for those who aren't catching fish you can fish for fun with carnival rides and tasty bites.

2nd Annual WCA Bay-Waveland Fishing Rodeo

Friday, 4pm-10pm

2nd Annual 5.5 mile “Alzheimer’s Walk for the Cure” fundraiser is June 15

The We Care Hospice Foundation in conjunction with the We Care Hospice Alzheimer’s Support Group is proud to announce our second annual 5.5 mile “Alzheimer’s Walk for the Cure” fund raiser for the Alzheimer’s Association on Saturday June 15th, 2013. 

The walk is from We Care Hospice In-patient facility located at 3725 Main St. Moss Point to Pelican Landing and back to We Care Hospice.  A 2 mile shortcut is available for those who wish to turn around at the foot of the bridge.  Please help us reach our goal of $5000.00 by supporting this community project.

Pascagoula accepting resumes to fill vacany on strategic plan committee

The City of Pascagoula is now accepting resumes to fill a vacancy on the Strategic Plan Committee. This committee works closely with City staff and officials to develop and implement long term projects and activities for the City of Pascagoula. 

The committee meets the third Thursday of every month at 4:30 P.M. in the Community and Economic Development Conference Room.  The committee person must be a resident of the City of Pascagoula.

MDOT and City of Pascagoula to provide jobs to youth

The Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) and the City of Pascagoula recently announced that Pascagoula will provide job opportunities in transportation-related settings to individuals between the ages of 16 and 25 as part of the 2013 Urban Youth Corps Program. Eligible cities are awarded $35,000 in Federal Highway Administration funds for their Urban Youth Corps Program, which provides participants with on-the-job training, work experience and basic life skills.

Summer Reading registration starts May 28 at area Libraries

Registration for the 2013 summer reading program begins Tuesday, May 28, at all Jackson-George Regional Library System locations. The reading program for children is designed to help kids discover the pleasure of reading. This year “Dig Into Reading” will let children enjoy a world of adventures and find fun in reading during the summer.

A full schedule of events will inspire students to be active and interested in reading all summer long. Weekly programs bring dozens of free events right to your neighborhood; puppets, story-times, special guests, prizes, and so much more.

Line Dancing Classes start May 14 at

Line Dancing Classes start May 14 at

Parks and Recreation is offering a new Line Dancing Class! Learn the Biker's Slide, Electric Slide, Cupid Shuffle, Jamaica Funk, ad more! Check out the flyer for details!

Weekend Whereabouts: May 10-12

Weekend Whereabouts: May 10-12

Hipsters across our region are going to be on the coast for one or several of these events.

Zydeco, Country, Swamp Pop, and Blues bands will be playing in the two day Swamp Boogie Blues Festival. Centered at the Hancock County Multi-purpose Arena in the Kiln the festival includes food and arts and crafts vendors. While you're shaking it on the big dance floor children can keep themselves active with face painting and space walking.

Swamp Boogie Blues Festival

Friday, 6pm-12am

Saturday, 12pm-12am

Hancock County Multipurpose Arena,

Kiln

Friday $5