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Legally blond PRCC Wildcats ready for World Series run
Before the Pearl River Community College baseball team left for the NJCAA Division II World Series on Wednesday, Head Coach Michael Avalon said he was going to get with the program and dye his hair blond.
News 25 can now confirm, he’s since followed through with his promise.
The Legally Blond Wildcats are now less than 48 hours away from leading off their tournament run as the top seed in the ten-team double elimination…
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19th annual Dream Golf Tournament
SUMMARY: The Gulf Coast Dream Program hosted its 19th annual Charity Golf Tournament in Biloxi, Mississippi, benefiting people with disabilities. The program offers over 20 activities to more than 500 athletes for free, relying heavily on this tournament for funding. Volunteers and local businesses support the event, fostering camaraderie among participants. Executive Director highlighted the excitement of new athletes joining, while long-time supporter Kelsi Dungan emphasized forming friendships. Planet Fitness manager Natalie Kirk praised the program, noting the positive impact of hiring athletes. The program encourages registration and volunteer involvement to continue its mission of enhancing lives.
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Broadband expansion impacting communities for the better
SUMMARY: Broadband expansion in rural Pearl River County, Mississippi, aims to improve internet access for homes, schools, and businesses, potentially enhancing community safety and educational resources. Currently, residents face connectivity challenges; students struggle to complete assignments, and critical updates, like weather alerts, often go unnoticed. Funded by federal grant programs, the project has encountered delays due to complications with infrastructure and historical site assessments. Local residents, like Megan Morgan, emphasize the urgency for reliable internet, noting its vital role in modern education and community well-being. There’s hope that increased access will strengthen and connect the community.
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Pascagoula parks being built thanks to food and drinks tax
SUMMARY: In Pascagoula, Mississippi, childhood memories are being created through parks funded by a 2% tax on restaurant food and drinks. Since 2013, this tax has generated about a million dollars annually, supporting playground equipment and a ten-million-dollar sports complex. City Manager Justin Larsen emphasizes the tax’s role in enhancing the 2012 parks and recreation master plan. Families, like Charlotte Jerde’s, cherish experiences at these parks, noting their importance beyond just facilities. The funding also maintains unseen aspects like field upkeep and lighting, ensuring the longevity of these community spaces for future generations.
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