Stories · Gulfport

Gulfport, in stories.

3 stories written by the people who actually live Gulfport. Updated as the city changes.

What Twenty Years of Rebuilding Looks Like Along the Gulfport Waterfront

Twenty years after Katrina reshaped this coast, the homes along Gulfport's shoreline are finally telling a different story — resilience, character, and a coastal life that earns your attention.

3 min read

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The Old Triplett-Day Corner Has a New Reason to Pull Up a Stool

The Downtowner opened at 2429 in the former Triplett-Day Drugstore space — and it already feels like it never left. Hot breakfast, plate lunch, and a room named to honor the people who came before.

2 min read

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White Cap Is the Real Deal — Nearly 100 Years of Gulf Coast Seafood

The Lizana family has run White Cap for nearly 100 years. Katrina wiped out their Small Craft Harbor location. They came back and planted on the Mississippi Beach — and the fried shrimp basket alone is worth the drive.

2 min read

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