Brian Broom

6 days ago | clarionledger.com | Brian Broom

Popular among campers, boaters and wildlife-watchers, a part of uninhabited Horn Island in Mississippi has recently been offered for sale for development. Brian BroomMississippi Clarion LedgerThe recent announcement that 96 acres of Horn Island off the coast of Mississippi could be sold for development has made quite a stir and has many people wondering if it's actually true.

1 week ago | clarionledger.com | Brian Broom

Mississippi has yielded numerous significant fossil discoveries in recent years, including a saber-toothed cat jaw and a Columbian mammoth tusk. The state's diverse fossil record spans from dinosaurs to ancient whales and giant ground sloths, due to favorable preservation conditions. Mississippi's geological history, including a period as a fertile sea and later as ice-free land during the Ice Age, contributed to its rich fossil diversity.

1 week ago | hattiesburgamerican.com | Brian Broom

Mississippi has yielded numerous significant fossil discoveries in recent years, including a saber-toothed cat jaw and a Columbian mammoth tusk. The state's diverse fossil record spans from dinosaurs to ancient whales and giant ground sloths, due to favorable preservation conditions. Mississippi's geological history, including a period as a fertile sea and later as ice-free land during the Ice Age, contributed to its rich fossil diversity.

1 week ago | clarionledger.com | Brian Broom

Spring is here and that has a lot of people thinking about fishing. If you go to the Mississippi Gulf Coast, you may find some of the best fishing the area has experienced in a while, and it's only expected to get better. "Right now, it's absolutely fantastic," said Bill Hancock of Gulfport-based Reel Outlaw Charters. "You can catch fish every day all over the coast. "We're catching good fish and if you know what you're doing and all the stars line up, you can catch a 22-inch (speckled trout).

1 week ago | hattiesburgamerican.com | Brian Broom

Spring is here and that has a lot of people thinking about fishing. If you go to the Mississippi Gulf Coast, you may find some of the best fishing the area has experienced in a while, and it's only expected to get better. "Right now, it's absolutely fantastic," said Bill Hancock of Gulfport-based Reel Outlaw Charters. "You can catch fish every day all over the coast. "We're catching good fish and if you know what you're doing and all the stars line up, you can catch a 22-inch (speckled trout).