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WXXV’s Brooke Parker is at the Salvation Army to talk about their need for donations
SUMMARY: The Salvation Army is urgently requesting non-perishable food donations to combat summer food insecurity faced by local families. In Gulfport, Delta Sigma Theta sorority recently contributed many items, responding to this dire need. Morgan Shou from the Salvation Army highlighted the increasing demand at their two food pantries, which serve six counties. Many families, including first-time seekers of aid, are struggling, especially with children out of school and fewer feeding programs available. The Salvation Army emphasizes no judgment, aiming to support and feed children. Donations can be made at the Center of Hope in Gulfport, and local pantries should also be contacted for their needs.
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Aiden Boudro wins Mississippi Gatorade Player of the Year
SUMMARY: Aiden Buo, a Bay High soccer star, has been named the Mississippi Gatorade Player of the Year, an honor awarded to the state's top student-athlete in their sport. Buo, entering his senior year, didn't initially aim for the award but feels honored to receive it. His coach, Chris Doxy, praised Aiden's hard work, leadership, and passion both on and off the field. Aiden, set to play at Davidson, expressed excitement about possibly earning the award again and aims to help his team win three consecutive state titles for the first time in school history.
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Gulfport School District begins summer maintenance routine, prepares for new school year
SUMMARY: The Gulfport School District has initiated summer maintenance ahead of the new academic year. Crews are repairing equipment, addressing unfinished roof work, and replacing 50 air conditioners at Gulfport High School. Chief Operations Officer Jack Whitman notes additional projects, including sewer work, new roof panels, and restroom renovations across other campuses. Extensive cleaning and flooring work are also in progress. Athletic Director Matt Walter announces the purchase of a 44-seat activity bus to accommodate larger teams for events and field trips. Plans are underway to acquire a second bus, enhancing resources for students throughout the year.
The Gulfport School District is beginning summer maintenance improvements before scholars and educators return to campus.
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Bay St. Louis man sentenced to nearly 5 years for role in fentanyl trafficking conspiracy
SUMMARY: A St. Louis man, Colby Sims, has been sentenced to nearly five years in jail for drug trafficking. According to the Hancock Sheriff's Office, Sims was involved in selling fentanyl-laced pills. The investigation revealed that a car would leave a hotel in Bay St. Louis, drive into Louisiana, and return to the hotel to sell the drugs. Sims has been officially charged with drug trafficking.
According to officials, Sims contributed funds to buy 1000 fentanyl-laced pills to bring back from Louisiana for sale in Mississippi.
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