SUMMARY: In a recent interview, Ocean Springs Mayor Kenny Holloway discussed ongoing developments in the city, particularly the critical Front Beach area. Currently, a sidewalk project is nearing completion after storm damage a few years ago. While there are concerns about proposed condo developments on valuable property, Mayor Holloway noted that zoning permits such projects. Following recent annexation, the city is working to provide essential services like public safety and waste management. The mayor also highlighted the need to update the city’s comprehensive plan, with a public hearing scheduled. The community largely supports these changes and improvements.

On Mayor Monday, we’re turning the spotlight towards Ocean Springs with Mayor Kenny Holloway.

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SUMMARY: This weekend, community members are invited to join “Picking Up the Point,” an event in south Mississippi organized by Steve Gun, who previously led a similar effort 14 years ago to teach his son about civic responsibility. Volunteers will clean areas along the beach that Harrison County‘s maintenance teams can’t access, particularly along the seawall and the north side of Highway 90. The cleanup will start at 8:30 AM at the Street Pier, with provided trash bags, gloves, and refreshments. Gun emphasizes the importance of maintaining the area’s natural beauty and protecting local wildlife from litter.

The Coast community is coming together this weekend to clean up South Mississippi.

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SUMMARY: The 2023 Mississippi Science Teachers Conference focuses on the theme “Rooted in Science,” highlighting the importance of collaboration among educators in STEM. Hundreds of teachers, both seasoned and new, are expanding their knowledge through hands-on activities and engaging presentations from exhibitors. Newly elected MSTA President Carl Dwit emphasizes the shared experiences of successful teaching strategies. Dr. Alicia Carnelly, President of the National Science Teaching Association, underscores the critical need for representation in STEM careers, as millions of jobs will be available in the next decade. Award-winning student Demi Johnson advocates for greater participation in marine science to inspire the next generation of scientists.

Rooted in Science: that’s the theme of this year’s Mississippi Science Teachers Conference.

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