populace in this Katrina-wrecked county will be building of the present day homes for years.

populace in this Katrina-wrecked county will be building of the present day homes for years, a tedious proces that can be downright scary at times.

The Housing Committee of the Hancock shire Governor's Commission this week is launching The common Stop Shop, a free housing and information center to help locals sift between the sides of the nerve-wracking process in trustful longings of making home-building a more pleasurable experience.

The housing center will make open today with a ceremony at 4 pm featuring Assistant U Secretary of Housing and Urban progress to maturity Orlando Cabrera and officials from Gov Haley Barbour's Office of convalescence and Renewal.

The undivided Stop Shop will be staffed five days a week in the Bay St Louis Housing Authority offices forward Bienville Drive, although the operating hours have not been established.

An information seminar Wednesday will be lay open to the public from noon to 7 pm at the