SUMMARY: The Shuckers faced the Montgomery Biscuits at Keeler Federal Park, with TJ Shook pitching a perfect first inning with two strikeouts. West Clark made an immediate impact by driving in two runs with a hit to left field, leading the Shuckers to a 3-0 lead in the first inning. Ernesto Martinez also contributed with a hit driving in a run. The Shuckers scored two more runs in the fourth inning and went on to shut out the Biscuits for a 5-0 victory, their fifth shutout win of the year.

Highlights from game one between the Shuckers and Biscuits.

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SUMMARY: May is a popular time for weddings, and artist Denise Hopkins captures the spirit of these magical moments in her paintings. Using an impressionist style and palette knife techniques, she creates vibrant and dynamic wedding scenes. Despite facing personal struggles in the past, Denise has turned her art into a successful career, culminating in her own art gallery in Pass Christian. Inspired by the joy and spirit of weddings, she now offers art lessons to share her talents with others. Denise's unique and emotional approach to capturing weddings has made her a sought-after artist in the industry.

The Coast Life for a Pass Christian artist is about pulling all the memorable moments of a wedding together in one painting.

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SUMMARY: Construction on the M Avenue interchange has been ongoing for 10 months, with significant progress being made. The Ming Avenue overpass appears to be nearly finished, but there is still work to be done before it can be opened to traffic in the fall. Contractors are currently tying rebar for the bridge and will soon begin pouring concrete. The overpass is set to be completed in August, but other infrastructure improvements in the area will continue. Once roadways are finished, motorists will be allowed to use traditional ramp systems. Other developments in the area, such as Buckes laying their foundation, indicate ongoing construction activities along M Avenue.

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