Seaside Social News

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Author: Maya Wood

Southern Miss Gulf Scholar! Maya Wood is a native Mississippi resident currently working on obtaining her bachelor's degree in English at the University of Southern Mississippi 's Gulf Coast campus. She plans to continue on to a master's degree with an emphasis in literature or creative writing and is currently a member of the inaugural class of the nationally recognized Gulf Scholars Program that focuses on supporting states and communities along the coast. Her stories highlight local citizens, businesses and organizations and their contributions to providing "the good life" for Mississippi residents and visitors. Maya's long-term goal is to do what she loves full time: work as a writer and eventually become an author, as she finds great joy in reading and wants to spread that feeling to others.

200 North Beach embodies coastal atmosphere, culture of Old Town Bay St. Louis

March 30, 2024April 3, 2024 By Maya Wood Business / Economy / Food

Maya Wood is a student at USM.

The Club at Diamondhead thriving as community mainstay, ‘home away from home’ area attraction

March 30, 2024April 7, 2024 By Maya Wood Economy / Entertainment / Events / Lifestyle

Experience warmth and sense of a second home after entering The Club at Diamondhead. Whether it is the delicious food,

Social Chair charms customers with eclectic style, unique services for surprise shopping experience

February 29, 2024March 15, 2024 By Maya Wood Business / Economy / Events

Whether you’re searching for a holiday-themed outfit, ornaments, or a custom-made headpiece, look no further than Social Chair – Old

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