SUMMARY: Local student-athlete Evan Noel, a kicker and punter for St. Sanis L, achieved an incredible feat by breaking a 30-year state record during the Rocket Charles game against Pas Chan. The five-star kicker successfully made a 61-yard field goal, surpassing the previous record of 59 yards set in 1994, and executed the kick with apparent ease. Already committed to Arkansas, Noel has received three offers, and his latest performance is likely to attract interest from many more teams. Fans eagerly anticipate his future in football and are confident he’ll excel at the next level, possibly even in the NFL. Congratulations, Evan Noel!

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SUMMARY: Good morning, Gulf Coast! The Mississippi Power tropical outlook indicates a developing tropical system, likely to be named “Helen,” which could become a hurricane by tomorrow, reaching major hurricane status by Thursday with winds of 115 mph. While it poses no direct threat, it may bring cloud cover and rain later this week. Today‘s weather will be mostly sunny and humid, with temperatures in the upper 80s, cooler than yesterday’s low 90s. As a front approaches, expect some rain from the tropical system Thursday morning, but conditions will dry out afterward, returning to summery weather early next week.

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SUMMARY: Penny Crawford and R Price are promoting the Paddle Paradise event this weekend in Diamond Head, which promises fun and is free to attend. Registration starts at 8:00 AM, with paddling beginning at 9:00 AM at the marina. Participants can bring their paddleboards, kayaks, or canoes and enjoy a scenic four-mile route. A free t-shirt and snowballs will be provided to attendees. The Coast National Heritage area will sponsor the event, offering maps and outdoor supplies. So far, 140 people have registered, with more expected to sign up on the morning of the event. Interested individuals can register via the City of Diamond Head’s Facebook page.

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