SUMMARY: The “Jeepin the Coast” convention returns to Gulfport on November 16, 2025, with rising registration numbers. Thousands of Jeeps are set to take over the parking lots, surpassing last year’s attendance. Founder Jennifer Moran says many attendees are first-timers ready to enjoy raffles, shirt stands, and fun. She advises participants to wear sunscreen, bring plenty of water, and have patience due to the large crowds. This annual event kicks off the summer season on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, attracting Jeep enthusiasts from all over for a good time and community celebration. Registration remains strong as excitement builds.

Founder Jennifer Moran says thousands of Jeeps have already been registered, beating the registration count from last year.

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SUMMARY: Bradford O’Keefe Funeral Home in Gulfport, now celebrating its 160th anniversary, remains a proud family-owned and operated business. Jeff O’Keefe, the sixth generation in charge, highlights their dedication to community involvement, offering pre-arranged funeral planning for peace of mind. The home also provides digital tools for families to handle arrangements remotely. Additionally, the O’Keefe family has introduced a Memorial Asset Protection Plan (MAP) to streamline financial planning during tough times, helping families safeguard investments for future generations. Their commitment is to ease the burden on families and ensure seamless support during times of loss.

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SUMMARY: Center Stage Theatre in Bualuxy honored beloved set designer Tim Baker at a memorial service following his passing last month. For six years, Baker’s creative genius brought the stage to life with lifelike props, from dolls to life-size elephants. Known for his kindness and resourcefulness, Baker made the impossible possible in set design. His partner, Kennedy Maza, emphasized his lasting legacy through the Tim Baker Technical Theater Arts Fund, which supports new equipment and fosters creativity at Center Stage. The theater’s vice president, David Dulk, remembered Baker as friendly, gentle, and invaluable. His impact continues to inspire the theater community.

Center Stage Theatre’s memorial service for beloved set designer Tim Baker

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