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Ocean Springs business using bees to help the environment
SUMMARY: John Long of Ocean Springs transformed his beekeeping hobby into a small, sustainable business in 2013, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic with his daughter, Emily Clark. They aimed to provide local honey to their community while promoting environmental sustainability. Long’s grandchildren also contribute by creating bee-themed artwork for sale. Initially starting with just a few hives in his backyard, Long’s beekeeping efforts have grown, enabling him to share surplus honey with friends. He emphasizes that beekeeping not only brings sweetness to the community but also supports biodiversity and forest conservation by aiding in the pollination of trees and plants.
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The calm before the Cruisin’; Cruise Central unpacks at Centennial Plaza
SUMMARY: The 28th Annual Cruise in the Coast kicks off on Sunday, with preparations underway at Cru Central. Over the next few days, Centennial Plaza will welcome thousands of classic car enthusiasts who will register for the event. Registration director Craig Roli notes that there will be plenty of participant t-shirts, trophies, and yard signs for display. More than 700 volunteers will assist to ensure a smooth operation. Rob Sigler, a former cruiser turned crew member, highlights the event’s growth and the team’s dedication to hospitality. Classic cars begin arriving at Cru Central on Monday morning in Gulfport.
It’s every classic car fanatic’s favorite time of year. The 28th annual Cruisin’ the Coast officially starts Sunday.
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10/4 – Trey Tonnessen's “Spotty T-Storms” Friday Night Forecast
SUMMARY: After a rainy day, southern Mississippi saw a calm night, but weather developments in the Gulf are significant. Meteorologist Trey Thomison reported a shift in the hurricane risk probabilities throughout the day: starting at 30% and escalating to over 80% by the evening. The color-coded risk levels transitioned from yellow to orange and finally to red. Rain showers remain in the area, contributing to active weather along the coast. Further updates and forecasts will provide more insight into the situation.
10/4 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Spotty T-Storms” Friday Night Forecast
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Veterans Day Parade needs volunteers
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.
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