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Biloxi's Ward 4 councilman candidates make pitch before July 9 runoff
SUMMARY: The runoff election for Ward Four’s Council seat in Buxy has narrowed down to Republicans Rodney McGilvery and Jamie Creel. The two candidates are vying for votes ahead of the July 9th election. McGilvery, with 40 years in the Buxy Police Department, emphasizes his problem-solving skills and long-standing relationships within the administration. Creel, a former state representative, highlights his experience and aims to address local issues through volunteer committees. Key concerns include neighborhood beautification and improving local parks. This election follows Robert Demming’s resignation due to federal drug charges. Creel addressed his past arrests, stating they humbled him.
Republicans Rodney McGilvary and Jamie Creel are making their case to voters ahead of the July 9 runoff.
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Health Corner: Prostate Health Month
SUMMARY: On the 4:00 show, Dr. Dana Carb O’Brien, Chief Medical Officer at United Healthcare of Mississippi, discusses prostate cancer, the second most common cancer among American men. Key risk factors include age, with around 60% of cases in men over 65, and family history, which can nearly double risk if immediate relatives have had prostate or certain types of cancer. He emphasizes the importance of a healthy diet—reducing processed red meats and increasing vegetables like broccoli and kale—as crucial for lowering risk. Regular screenings are vital, starting at age 50 for average risk men and earlier for those with higher risk factors. Treatment has advanced, becoming less invasive compared to traditional methods.
September is National Prostate Health Month.
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MGCCC hosts automotive technology expo, connecting students with professionals
SUMMARY: Mississippi Golf Coast Community College (MGCCC) is enhancing opportunities for automotive students through its open house expo, connecting them with industry experts. The demand for diesel technicians is high, with 100% job placement for students wishing to work before completing their programs. Courses in automotive technology and collision repair are available in as little as 10 months, during which students can engage in internships or apprenticeships, gaining hands-on experience at dealerships. The event also highlighted scholarships and financial aid. Current and prospective MGCCC automotive students are encouraged to enroll for the spring program to secure their spots.
Opportunities range from careers in automotive technology, collision repair, paint and body, or maritime multicraft.
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Smart Home America holds meeting informing homeowners about Fortified Construction roofing during…
SUMMARY: In light of the destruction caused by Hurricane Helen in Florida, residents are urged to prepare for potential tropical storms. A discussion in Diamond Head focused on fortified construction standards to enhance roof resilience against high winds and rain. Smart Home America gathered homeowners and roofing experts to emphasize that fortified roofs significantly reduce water intrusion risk. Following Hurricane Sally in 2020, many fortified homes sustained minimal damage. Mississippi is planning a grant program offering up to $10,000 for roof strengthening, while similar programs exist in Louisiana and Alabama. This initiative may also lead to insurance discounts for homeowners.
As the possibility of hurricanes increases over the next few months, families are asking themselves if their roofs will last in the event of a storm.
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