SUMMARY: Lighthouse Academy for Dyslexia discusses the often overlooked effects of dyslexia, including anxiety and behavioral problems. Despite efforts, 15% of third graders failed to meet reading standards, and dyslexia can lead to long-term struggles. Key signs to watch for include reading difficulty despite effort, anxiety, and frustration. The academy offers scholarships to help with tuition, providing immersive therapy to support struggling readers. Early identification is crucial, as remediation becomes more challenging beyond third grade. The academy has received positive community feedback, with many parents benefiting from its support and guidance in managing dyslexia.

The Lighthouse Academy for Dyslexia is located at 2436 W Commerce Street in Ocean Springs

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SUMMARY: The Never Quit Foundation, which organizes the longest-running charitable golf tournament, the Spiders Charity Golf Classic, focuses on giving back to the local community. Founded three years ago, the foundation upholds core values such as pride and perseverance. This year’s recipient is Rebecca Craighead from Ocean Springs, who is facing medical challenges and financial burdens due to her condition. The tournament aims to alleviate such burdens by raising funds to support local individuals in need, ranging from those with Duchenne muscular dystrophy to cancer. The event emphasizes the importance of community support and encourages participation through sponsorships.

Susie Davis spotlights local charity organizations and community volunteer opportunities

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SUMMARY: Operation Rotten Egg has led to the arrest of 14 individuals, with five still wanted, after a major drug bust in George County. Authorities seized 623 grams of methamphetamine, 86 doses of hydrocodone, and 38 doses of oxycodone, along with multiple semi-automatic guns. The arrests followed 31 undercover drug buys targeting traffickers and gangs in Jackson and George counties. The 19 suspects face felony charges including possession, trafficking, and conspiracy. Mississippi Public Safety Commissioner Shawn Tindle emphasized the operation’s role in protecting communities from drug-related harm.

As a result of the operation, 19 individuals are facing felony charges related to drug trafficking and distribution.

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