SUMMARY: Payton Younger from Guer Heating and Air joins for the launch of the 10th Annual “Heat for the Holidays” contest, starting today. This contest offers a chance to win a complete HVAC system, aimed at providing comfort during winter in South Mississippi. Payton shares that the initiative began as a way to give back to the community, with their business having a 55-year history in the area. Participants can enter by visiting wxxv25.com, and the winner will be announced on December 18th. The contest continues to thrive thanks to support from local vendors.

Ethan interviews Peyton Younger with Geiger Heating and Air about why this contest is so important to them.

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SUMMARY: Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church is hosting its annual All Souls concert this weekend, honoring loved ones who have passed away. Music director Terry Maddox emphasizes the event‘s role in remembering those lost over the past year and sharing cherished memories through prayer and music. This year’s concert features Heather Sorenson’s contemporary requiem, specifically composed for survivors of COVID-19. It’s the third annual event, welcoming attendees from various faith backgrounds. Kids from the Nativity BBM Elementary choir will perform as well, creating a sense of community and solace for those grieving. The concert aims to uplift through shared reflection and music.

Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church is preparing for its annual All Souls concert this weekend.

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SUMMARY: Students at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College celebrated a milestone during the third annual Line Worker Rodeo, showcasing their skills to family, friends, and potential employers. This event serves as a job interview, with companies assessing the trainees’ abilities. Over 13 to 16 weeks, students perfected skills like speed crossarm and fuse cutout switch operations. Participants like 23-year-old Emily Road, who moved from Wisconsin, and Mason Cameron, inspired by his father’s work, expressed pride in their challenging pursuits. The trainees have a few weeks remaining before graduation in December, marking an important step in their careers.

Future linemen and lineworkers at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College put their skills on display Thursday.

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