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Meggan Monday: Mississippi Coast Supply Company celebrates 100 years
SUMMARY: Mississippi Coast Supply has been serving plumbers and contractors along the Gulf Coast for a century, offering a wide range of plumbing supplies from pipe valves to fixtures. Founded by Henry L. Sworn Sr., the company evolved from Bluy Plumbing and Heating to its current form. After experiencing fluctuations in business, the second generation revitalized the company, focusing on quality inventory and committed employees. They pride themselves on being an independent wholesaler in a declining market. Mississippi Coast Supply continues to thrive, thanks to its dedicated team and loyal customer base. For ideas on Megan Monday, contact them at wxxv25.com.
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Coast turns out for American Heart Association's Heart Walk
SUMMARY: The American Heart Association hosted its annual Gulf Coast Heart Walk at Jones Park in Gulfport, attracting over 1,500 participants who walked a mile and a half to raise awareness and funds for heart health. The event generated over $300,000 to support individuals with heart complications. The association focuses on CPR training, education on maternal and infant mortality, and promoting healthy eating. Attendees emphasized the community’s commitment to heart health, highlighting the personal impact of heart disease on families. This year marked a significant milestone as the American Heart Association celebrated its 100th anniversary.
South Mississippians turned out in force to participate in the American Heart Association’s Heart Walk at Jones Park on Saturday.
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TRAFFIC: Work on I-10 at Delisle, Diamondhead exits continue
SUMMARY: Nighttime construction on the I-10 widening project between Long Beach and Diamond Head will affect travel from Sunday night into Monday morning. Crews are paving the westbound lanes between Deil and Diamond Head, reducing the area to one lane. Eastbound travel will encounter exit closures at Deil and M Avenue, requiring potential detours to the next exit. The work starts at 7:00 p.m. Sunday and ends at 6:00 a.m. Monday. State troopers and deputies will be monitoring traffic, urging drivers to slow down for the safety of road workers. Your safety is paramount; please drive carefully.
Drivers will want to keep their heads on a swivel as workers continue construction on I-10 in Hancock County.
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Salon owner takes talents from the Coast to New York Fashion Week
SUMMARY: National Hair Day on October 1st highlights the journey of Aaron Burgess, owner of Brush’s Salon in Gulfport, who is taking her hairstyling skills to New York Fashion Week. From an early age, Burgess aspired to create beauty, influenced by her own experiences. After graduating from cosmetology school, she established her salon six years ago, aiming to foster a creative and vibrant space. Excited about the upcoming opportunity, she emphasizes the transformative impact of hairstyling on clients, stating that they often leave feeling confident and radiant. Burgess looks forward to sharing her experiences and insights from New York with her community.
National Hair Day is on October 1st, and one coastal hairstylist is taking her talents all the way to New York Fashion Week.
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