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Biloxi Shuckers to play special game highlighting nonprofits
SUMMARY: Back Bay Mission in South Mississippi relies heavily on community support to stock its food pantry, which has seen a surge in demand, serving 70 families in one day, a significant increase from the usual 30. Diana Scetti, the director of development, emphasizes the importance of community contributions. The Biloxi Shuckers baseball team is aiding local nonprofits like Back Bay Mission by hosting a special game that includes a food drive, raising awareness and support for their causes. Both organizations highlight the power of community collaboration, asserting that collective efforts lead to greater impact and support for those in need.
The food pantry shelves at Back Bay Mission are filled with cans and jars, but that wasn’t always the case.
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MSU Receives Grant to Revive the Red Wolf Population
SUMMARY: Researchers at Mississippi State University, led by Professor Dana Moren, are investigating a coyote population along the Gulf Coast, funded by a $2.1 million grant. The study focuses on Red Wolf ancestry among wild canines in the region. The team aims to determine the best strategies for revitalizing the endangered Red Wolf population, identifying genetic connections and potential pathways for conservation efforts.
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Mississippi Songwriters Festival kicks off at the Mary C. on Thursday
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Songwriters Festival begins tomorrow, with the first session from 7:00 to 9:00 PM. Locations in Ocean Springs will host various musicians. For a complete list of performers and events, visit the WXXV25 website. This festival promises a fun-filled weekend for attendees.
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WXXV's Elizabeth Keen Sits Down with First Lady Elee Reeves
SUMMARY: WXXV’s Elizabeth Kean visited the Mississippi Governor’s Mansion, where she had an insightful conversation with First Lady Elie Reeves. Reeves, a native of Tylertown, Mississippi, shared her journey and various roles as a wife, mother, and philanthropist. She discussed her initiatives focusing on children, community service, and the environment, including a fourth-grade coloring book and the “Florist of the Month” program. The First Lady rejuvenated the mansion’s garden, emphasizing native plants. Elizabeth appreciated the mansion’s serenity, particularly the garden, during her tour. Overall, the visit highlighted Reeves’ dedication to Mississippi and its communities.
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