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Make-A-Wish reveals ‘man cave’ for Coast teenager
Make-A-Wish Mississippi has been making wishes come true for kids battling illness since 1986.
Keeping with that tradition, Make-A-Wish presented a 17-year-old from Waveland with a unique gift.
Edward Besse is only 17, but has had a rough couple of years. Edward hit his head on the school bus one day and had a concussion. After receiving a cat-scan, doctors told him he had a brain tumor. The tumor than became cancerous….
SUMMARY: The Mississippi College Board of Trustees has approved a name change from Mississippi College to Mississippi Christian University, effective in 2026 coinciding with its bicentennial. This move reinforces the university’s commitment to academic excellence and its Christian vision. Other approved changes include a preliminary academic reorganization that elevates the Department of Christian Studies and a strategic realignment of athletics, notably discontinuing the intercollegiate football program to enhance Division II sports and facility upgrades. These initiatives aim to ensure long-term sustainability and organizational efficiency for the university’s future.
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SUMMARY: Spirit Airlines has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy seeking to restructure amid significant losses and competition from larger carriers. The airline has lost over $2.5 billion since 2020 and faces a billion-dollar debt due in 2025 and 2026. Despite the bankruptcy, Spirit assured normal operations for bookings and employee payments. The company secured a $350 million investment and converted $795 million in debt to equity. Rising costs and lower fares have tarnished Spirit’s profitability, compelling them to alter their business model, including bundled fares, in an attempt to stay competitive in a challenging market.
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SUMMARY: Ocean Springs, MS, is excitedly preparing for the holiday season with a series of festive events starting on November 22, featuring Pink Friday specials to promote local shopping. Community activities include the annual Tree Lighting with Santa on December 5, a Holiday Open House on December 6-7, and the Silent Light Festival on December 7 from 5:30-10 p.m. The city will host a parade on December 8 for the Discover Christmas Toy Drive, encouraging toy donations. For event details, contact the Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce or visit their website.
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More discussion on the rise for Medicaid expansion in Mississippi
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AI transforms how Ole Miss students are learning
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Mississippi College changing name, shuttering football program
Mississippi College announces name change, cancellation of football program
Mississippi College announces name change, drops football program
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Traverse Whoville in Downtown Hattiesburg December 6th for Seuss-Themed Cookies, Stories, Family Fun and a Bit of Snow Thrown in for Good Measure
Celebrate the holidays in Ocean Springs with free, festive activities for the family
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