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Vancleave drops game 1 on a 12 inning thriller
SUMMARY: The George County Rebels and Van Cleave Bulldogs played their respective state championship series openers, with the Bulldogs’ game stretching into extra innings. The Bulldogs faced the Commodores and initially led 2-0, thanks to a key hit from Maximus Bates. Despite a back-and-forth battle, the game was tied 4-4 going into extra innings. After four scoreless extra innings, the Commodores scored in the 12th, taking an 8-7 lead. The Bulldogs ultimately lost when their last batter struck out, setting up a must-win Game 2 on Friday. If the Bulldogs win, they force a decisive Game 3 on Saturday.
SUMMARY: Retired Colonel Jim Hollingsworth discussed the upcoming Gulf Coast Veterans Parade, set for November 9 at 11:00 a.m. in Biloxi. Celebrating its 24th year, the parade will begin at the Slavonian Lodge, traveling down Howard Avenue to the town green. This year’s Grand Marshal is General Mike Peterson. The event relies on volunteers, with information available at MSVeteransParade.org, where individuals can register to volunteer or participate in the parade. The parade aims to recognize veterans and foster community spirit, featuring bands, marching groups, and patriotic displays. It’s a significant family-friendly event to honor those who served.
SUMMARY: Go Mayor Casey Vaugh faces misdemeanor charges for disturbing the peace following a verbal clash with Councilman Rusty Anderson’s wife, Linda, at a local amphitheater. Vaugh reportedly made threatening remarks during the encounter. His attorney argues that the charges are politically motivated, while Mayor Vaugh expresses disappointment over the situation, emphasizing his commitment to the city‘s development. Vaugh and his legal team are seeking a probable cause hearing before the case proceeds. Councilman Anderson has opted not to comment publicly but denies any political motivations behind the charges.
A misdemeanor charge has been brought against Gautier Mayor Casey Vaughan by Gautier councilman Rusty Anderson’s wife, Linda Anderson.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi residents have until Monday to register to vote. Since August, over 24,000 individuals have registered, with Harrison County contributing over 3,000, Jackson County more than 1,500, and Hancock County about 1,700 new registrants. Additionally, George County saw 400 new registrations and Stone County over 200. To learn more about the registration process, visit the Secretary of State‘s website at sos.ms.gov.
The deadline for registering to vote is Monday, October 7, 2024.
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