Gulf Hills NewsLocal news for Gulf Hills, MS continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Kaleidoscope on tour- November 30, 2007 If you go What: Four homes in Gulf Hills in Jackson County are on tour in the Gulf Coast Symphony Guild's annual Kaleidoscope of Homes symphony fundraiser.When: 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday.Cost: Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door. Advance tickets available at the Symphony office, the Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce and the Inn at Gulf Hills.Details: 435-9800.Proceeds, with a $6,000 target goal, will particularly benefit the symphony-supported Youth Orchestra, said guild president...http://www.topix.net/city/gulf-hills-ms/2007/11/kaleidoscope-on-tour?fromrss=1 Supervisor: County doesn't have ordinance regulating taxis- November 26, 2007 "It's definitely worth looking into." Jackson County does not have an ordinance governing taxi companies, said Supervisor John McKay. via The Mississippi Presshttp://www.topix.net/city/gulf-hills-ms/2007/11/supervisor-county-doesnt-have-ordinance-re... Vote: Best Bites Challenge- November 24, 2007 "Good Morning America Weekend" asked viewers to nominate their favorite local restaurants for our Best Bites Challenge. via ABC Newshttp://www.topix.net/city/gulf-hills-ms/2007/11/vote-best-bites-challenge?fromrss=1 Watson pulls off key coup- November 8, 2007 "We worked really hard, beating the bushes, and the people recognized that and rewarded us for our efforts." With 75 percent of the vote, 29-year-old Republican Michael Watson easily slid into the State Senate District 51 seat, defeating former legislator Ray Vecchio.Watson, a Pascagoula defense attorney, earned 9,984 votes to Vecchio's 3,352 in unofficial results Tuesday.Vecchio, a 70-year-old Democrat, is from Vancleave. He could not be reached for comment.Watson, a newcomer in the political.http://www.topix.net/city/gulf-hills-ms/2007/11/watson-pulls-off-key-coup?fromrss=1 |