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Safe summertime pet treats with Dr. Gary Richter
SUMMARY: Dr. Gary Richter, a pet nutritionist and founder of Ultimate Pet Nutrition, shares tips on keeping dogs safe and comfortable during summer heat. He emphasizes the importance of limiting dogs’ exposure to direct sunlight and avoiding strenuous activity in hot conditions. Signs of heat exhaustion in dogs include tiredness, panting, and weakness, which require immediate attention. Dr. Richter suggests offering frozen treats like carrots or ice cubes made from chicken or beef broth to help dogs stay cool. He also warns against giving dogs foods like grapes or anything containing artificial sweeteners, particularly xylitol, which is toxic to dogs.
SUMMARY: This weekend, South Mississippi residents participated in a 5K event to honor the First Responders and victims of the 9/11 attacks. Community members, including Jacobe Rivers, shared their memories of the tragedy, emphasizing its lasting impact. The annual Tunnel to Towers event featured a stair climb, commemorating firefighters who lost their lives. Participants recounted how 9/11 changed their lives, from being pulled from classrooms to getting called back to active duty. Mark Jagel, a former Airman, reflected on the importance of teaching the next generation about First Responders. Attendees stressed the significance of remembrance and honoring those who served.
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation was created to help the spouses of the fallen first responders.
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SUMMARY: In Pascagoula, Brie Mixon opened a gourmet butcher shop during the pandemic, aiming to provide quality food options in a small town where restaurants were closed. With no prior experience in business, she embraced the challenge, driven by her love for food and gourmet dining. The shop offers a variety of fresh meats, including beef, pork, and chicken, as well as signature dishes and stuffed items typically found in restaurants. Despite starting without a solid plan, Mixon’s venture has flourished over four years, leading to expansion into Mobile, and fulfilling a community demand for accessible, quality meals.
Four years after opening, the business has grown and now operates in Pascagoula, Lucedale, and soon Mobile, Ala.
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SUMMARY: The construction of a new Bies Travel Center on M Avenue in Harrison County is nearing completion, marking the first location in Mississippi. Local residents Randall Nap and Johnny Tomsic express excitement, noting the center’s potential to transform the region and create jobs. The 74,000 sq. ft. store aims to offer popular items like brisket sandwiches and low gas prices. However, construction has caused traffic disruptions, particularly due to the ongoing replacement of the M Avenue overpass, with completion expected by December. Business leaders anticipate an economic boost from Bies, enhancing the appeal of the area.
If you’re a Buc-ee’s fan there’s reason to be excited! Construction is almost finished on the future store in Harrison County.
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