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COAST NOTE
story courtesy of
Coast Episcopal
Get your tuxedos and most glamorous outfits ready for the 39th Toast to the Coast, which premieres on Friday, October 21, in Pass
Christian! The magnificent grounds of 845 East Scenic Drive will set the scene for this year’s action-packed event, “From Toast
With Love.”
The evening will begin with a “Coast Royale” Patron Party,
featuring the smooth tunes of Jesse Hill, and continue with the fantastic Main Event, with unlimited food, open bar and music by New Orleans’ own Bag of Donuts. Be sure to “Diet Another Day” as you enjoy delicious bites from your
favorite Gulf Coast restaurants. Use your “Goldeneye” to spy all the magnificent items in our luxurious Silent Auction and “Diamonds Are Forever” Live Auction, which will feature
gorgeous jewelry and fantastic getaways. And, take a chance on winning one of the trips to fabulous destinations such as Bali, Tuscany,
Ireland, Paris and Greece in our 2022 Travel Raffle.
“From Toast With Love” is sure to be an unforgettable evening of glamour and
excitement, and the impact will continue far into the future by supporting the education of students at Coast Episcopal School. Toast to the Coast proceeds support the school's STEAM-based curriculum, unique learning opportunities and financial assistance programs. In its 72nd year, Coast Episcopal in Long Beach serves toddlers 18 months and older through sixth grade students.
For more information, please visit www.thetoasttothecoast.com.
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY AWARDS GALA
Hancock County Chamber of Commerce
Mystic Krewe of the Seahorse. Lockheed Martin was named the Industry of the Year and the Small Business Award of Excellence was the Pearl Hotel.
Businesses of the Year included Hancock Women's Center, Lazy Gator Sports Bar & Steamer, Susan's Sassy Sweets, and the Silver Slipper Casino Hotel.
Named Outstanding Citizens were John Anderson, Geoff Belcher, Ginny Cabell, Julie Cannon, Starr Chapman, Myrna Green, Clarence S. Harris, Kay Kell, Mike Lee and Joy Saucier.
Joy Saucier of Mississippi Power was chosen Citizen of the Year.
story by Lynn Lofton
Hancock County
Chamber of Commerce
100 S. Beach Blvd., Ste. A, Bay St. Louis 228.467.9048 | www.hancockchamber.org
Community leaders and businesses were recognized at the Hancock County Chamber of Commerce's Business & Industry Awards Gala at Hollywood Casino. Chamber President Regan Kane gave the welcome and invocation and led the Pledge of Allegiance.
“Each year, we celebrate our citizens and businesses because they truly are the backbone of our economy and quality of life,” said Tish Williams, chamber executive director. “It's our citizens and business owners who create this envious sense of place we're lucky enough to call home.”
The award for Nonprofit of the Year went to Ruth's Roots and
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