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A few inches of water separate dry homes from flooded ones near Rose Drive. Designers planned the new Frederick Street Stormwater Park, on 3.9 acres between First Street and Pine Street, to catch that water before it gets there. If the state’s oil spill restoration money comes through by the end of this year, crews could start building it by March or April.
When the Ci...
Christmas by the River has two parades, and the second one floats.
The first one rolls down Main Street in the afternoon, with floats decked out for Christmas, families waving from both curbs and Santa Claus bringing up the rear. The second one glides along the Escatawpa River after dark, its boats outlined in Christmas lights that shimmer on the water while the crowd ...
Every Moss Point voter will find the U.S. Senate race, the U.S. House race and a slate of judicial races on the November 3 ballot. Depending on where they live, some voters will also choose a Moss Point School District trustee or an election commissioner. Polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 3, and for this general election you vote at your assigned...
The City of Moss Point app is free on the App Store and Google Play, and it brings city alerts, Report an Issue, the community calendar, and city news together in one place on your phone. In a new episode of The River City Chat, Mayor Billy Knight Sr. sits down with Jesse James, the City’s media coordinator, to explain why the app was built and how every resident can put it t...
The City of Moss Point invites residents, property owners, and business owners to a public meeting about the Moss Point I-10 redevelopment plan on Thursday, November 5, 2026, from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m. at Moss Point City Hall, 4320 McInnis Avenue. The meeting covers the Interstate 10 Redevelopment Plan and Complete Streets Project Prioritization Plan, which sets priorities for pr...