The pro-business climate in Pascagoula has facilitated growth and development, Cole said. The partnering between the public and private sector has reaped dividends for Pascagoula and its citizens. We ll stay the course for the future. Known primarily for its shipbuilding, oil refining and chemical base, Pascagoula s top employers include BP Amoco Pascagoula Gas Plant, Chevron Pascagoula Refinery, Consolidated Pipe, First Chemical Corp., Friede Goldman Offshore, Ingalls Shipbuilding, Mississippi Phosphates, Naval Station Pascagoula, Singing River Hospital System and T.C. Broome Construction. Its industrial firms include Litton Ship Systems Full Service Center, Jamestown Metal Marine Warehouse and Hopeman Brothers.
New developments reflect a diverse mix of small businesses and national chains.
Even with the recent flurry of activity, there are lots of projects still to come. There s no slowing down in sight. Po-Boys, Taco Bell and Dairy Queen. On April 30, Shelby Brunt, a retired nurse, will open Garden Caf at Terreson Square, an old homestead of the Terreson family located in the Pascagoula Business District. Unique menu items will include Frog Legs and Fried Green Tomato Napoleon, Eggplant Joseph and assorted seafood, lamb, duck and beef items.