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Jackson County man wanted for receiving stolen property turns himself in, sheriff says
SUMMARY: The content is about a study that analyzed how the brain processes information differently between short stories and novels. It found that novels engage multiple regions of the brain, including those associated with memory, and allow the reader to deeply connect with characters and storyline over a longer period. In contrast, short stories engage more focused areas of the brain and require the reader to quickly process information to understand the narrative. The study suggests that both forms of literature have unique benefits in terms of cognitive processing and emotional engagement, highlighting the importance of reading different types of stories.

A Jackson County man wanted for receiving stolen property turned himself in to the sheriff’s department on Monday, April 8.
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Buc-ee’s holds job fair for first Mississippi location
SUMMARY: **Summary (100 words):**
Buc-ee’s is hosting a three-day job fair at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum to staff its first Mississippi location, set to open in June. The fair began Wednesday at 8 a.m. and runs through Friday at 4 p.m. Over 200 positions are available, including cashier, deli and food service, grocery, cleaning, and maintenance roles. Pay ranges from $18 to $24 per hour for full-time work. Applicants scheduled interviews in advance online. While media access inside the fair was restricted due to ongoing interviews, long lines and strong interest were reported. The event marks a major step in Buc-ee’s Mississippi expansion.

The hiring event is at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center in Biloxi on April 2 – 4.
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Happening April 26: United Way Dragon Boat Festival
SUMMARY: The 10th annual **United Way Dragon Boat Festival** will take place on **April 26** at **Harrah’s Great Lawn**. Hosted by United Way of South Mississippi, the event brings together around 20 corporate and community teams for competitive dragon boat races. It’s a family-friendly event featuring food trucks, a touch-a-truck area for kids, and a cornhole tournament. The festival supports United Way’s work in early childhood education, healthcare access, literacy, and strong family initiatives across four Mississippi counties. Admission is free, and team spots are still available. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, tents, and enjoy a full day of fun.

The tenth annual Dragon Boat Festival is a unique fundraising event.
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Health Corner: Aquablation Therapy with Dr. William Hughes
SUMMARY: Singing River Health System now offers Aquablation therapy, a minimally invasive treatment for enlarged prostate. Dr. William Hughes from Urology Associates discusses the procedure, which uses high-pressure water jets instead of thermal or electrical energy, offering precise, image-guided treatment. Aquablation is a new advancement in prostate care, improving upon older treatments like the TURP procedure. Dr. Hughes highlights the importance of early prostate cancer screening and treatment, noting that 50% of men over 50 experience prostate enlargement. He urges men to seek medical advice before symptoms worsen, emphasizing the availability of cutting-edge therapies at Singing River.

Health Corner: Aquablation Therapy with Dr. William Hughes
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