SUMMARY: For Valentine’s Day, Scarlet Steak and Seafood at the Scarlet Pearl is offering a special $120 dinner for two. Chef Jackson Reichel showcases a menu featuring butter-poached lobster over halibut, a chilled Gulf seafood platter with shrimp and crab claws, Oysters Rockefeller, and two entrée choices: panko-crusted halibut or a 6oz filet with truffle potato puree. Dessert includes a strawberry cheesecake. The restaurant also offers king cakes with various fillings, including cherry and cream cheese. Reservations are at the Scarlet Steak and Seafood, accessible via the property’s escalators. Don’t miss this special treat for your loved one!

Scarlet’s Steak and Seafood at the Scarlet Pearl is offering a special deal for you and that perfect someone.

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SUMMARY: On National Guitar Day, Mike Myers from the Myers School of Music discusses the joys of playing guitar. He highlights that it’s never too late to start learning, sharing the story of a 75-year-old student. Mike emphasizes the importance of starting with a quality instrument and recommends finger dexterity exercises for beginners. He also explains how left-handed individuals should learn using right-handed techniques to leverage their dominant hand. When asked about his favorite guitarists, he names Randy Rhoads, Eddie Van Halen, and Jimmy Page. Overall, Mike promotes guitar lessons for all ages and encourages practice for mastery.

Myhres School of Music is located at 14316 Lemoyne Blvd. in St. Martin

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SUMMARY: Bob Short, a lifelong collector from Gulfport, Mississippi, has turned his home into a sports memorabilia museum, featuring items like Mickey Mantle plates and pictures of Nick Saban. His collection, amassed over decades, reflects his passion for sports and nostalgia. Unlike most collectors, Short doesn’t seek profit but instead shares baseball cards to uplift children. A former mayor and Mississippi legislator, he helped grow the Special Olympics and met sports icons like Muhammad Ali. After losing his wife, Pamela, Short focused on his collection for comfort and plans to leave it to his sister’s children.

From a Mickey Mantle plate to a signed Nick Saban picture, you can find it in Bob Short’s house, what he calls his sports museum.

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