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Gulfport elementary students tour Mississippi City Cemetery
SUMMARY: Gort Elementary students have been actively restoring the Mississippi City Cemetery, emphasizing its historical significance and honoring those buried there. Fourth and fifth-grade gifted students organized guided tours, sharing stories of notable figures interred in the cemetery while dressing in period attire. The initiative included collaboration with USM anthropology for headstone cleaning and planting flowers with Harrison County beautification. Gifted teacher Melanie Davis highlighted the lack of historical markers prior to their efforts. Community volunteer Patricia Harvey praised the children‘s engagement, fostering a connection to local history. Students echoed a desire to uncover more about the cemetery’s past.
Each student told the story of a significant figure that was laid to rest at the site.
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Volunteers clean up Biloxi Cemetery ahead of guided tours
SUMMARY: Next week, the annual Buuy Cemetery tours will bring local history to life, as volunteers prepare the site by cleaning headstones and raking leaves. Keyler Airman Robert Waltz discovered fascinating facts about the cemetery, including the origins of Barks Murals. K Miller from the Buuy Preservation Committee emphasizes that the tours aim to share the history of Buuy and highlight influential residents, particularly artists. This year’s 18th Annual Tour will focus on the city‘s artistic legacy, engaging younger generations with stories of local figures. Reenactors will portray and honor the artists and crafters buried in the cemetery.
Volunteers at the Old Biloxi Cemetery spent Friday morning raking leaves, bagging them, and cleaning headstones in preparation for guided tours.
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Witnesses speak out after argument over tip leads to shooting at Gulfport bar
SUMMARY: Witnesses are sharing their accounts of a shooting at Tang’s Daiquiris and Bar in Gulfport, prompted by a dispute over a tip. Bartender Janix Azaros recounted how a patron refused to give a more generous tip, leading to tension. Security guard Lesean Moody intervened but 35-year-old Clarence Thompson III returned with a rifle, firing 30 rounds. Lori M. witnessed the chaos after her shift, praying for everyone’s safety without knowing her husband was shot six times. Thankfully, his injuries were not life-threatening. Tang’s will hold a benefit for Lesean Moody on November 9th to honor his bravery.
Witnesses are now speaking out after last Saturday night’s shooting at Orangutang’s Daiquiris and Bar in Gulfport.
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FNFS Halftime Update with Dylan Jones: Week 7
SUMMARY: WX presents the Friday night football showdown halftime update, hosted by Dylan Jones. In week seven of high school football along the Gulf Coast, updates from various games are highlighted. Hancock leads West Harrison 14-7, while Pascagoula is ahead of the Maroon Tide 21-14. George County leads Long Beach 35-13, and PRC is narrowly ahead of Jim Hill 14-8. Vancleave is trailing Goet 28-7, and East Central is close to Wayne County at 12-7. Other games showcase tight contests, with various teams battling for playoff positioning. For updates, visit wlox.com or the WLOX mobile app.
Dylan Jones brings the latest scores and updates from high school football games around the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
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