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Mississippi Gulf Coast YMCA launching diabetes prevention program in 2025

SUMMARY: The Mississippi Gulf Coast YMCA is launching a year-long Diabetes Prevention Program on January 30, 2025, aimed at pre-diabetics. Participants will focus on losing 5-7% of their body weight and increasing physical activity to 150 minutes weekly. The program consists of weekly sessions with a lifestyle coach covering healthy eating, physical activity, stress management, and overcoming obstacles. Open to all community members, membership at the YMCA is not required, although a discounted membership will be offered. Interested individuals can sign up in advance or visit the YMCA for more information and eligibility assessment.

It’s time to take control of your health and reduce your risk of diabetes with the help of the Mississippi Gulf Coast YMCA.
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‘Tragic accident’: Officials reveal new details in death of 6-year-old Gracelynn Vick

SUMMARY: On April 13, 2025, 6-year-old Gracelynn Vick was found dead inside a barrel near her home in Harrison County. Authorities investigated the scene and found no signs of foul play. Security footage showed Gracelynn entering the barrel on her own and closing the lid, trapping herself inside. Autopsy results revealed no trauma or neglect, and the cause of death is believed to be a combination of heat stress and limited oxygen, similar to being trapped in a hot car. The investigation remains open, with final reports pending. The community is urged to respect the grieving family and refrain from spreading rumors.

The Harrison County Sheriff’s Department held a press conference on Thursday to reveal new details in the death of 6-year-old Gracelynn Vick.
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FIRST ALERT: Pleasant, sunny Thursday incoming (04/16/2025)

SUMMARY: A pleasant, sunny Thursday is expected for South Mississippi, with temperatures starting in the upper 40s to low 50s in the morning and reaching the upper 70s to low 80s in the afternoon. Winds will pick up from the southeast, gusting over 20-25 mph along the coast. Dew points will remain comfortable but rise over the weekend, bringing increased humidity. While rain is unlikely until Saturday, a storm system could bring rain around Easter Sunday, though its timing is still uncertain. The upcoming week may see more unsettled weather, with scattered showers and storms possible along the Gulf Coast.

Chief Meteorologist Eric Jeansonne brings the latest on pleasant weather expected on the Coast.
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gulfport shooting deacon

SUMMARY: The Gulfport community is mourning the loss of Eddie Shed, a beloved deacon at Empowerment Ministries Christian Center, who tragically died from gun violence while trying to deescalate a dispute during an Easter celebration. Shed was known for his selfless service and uplifting spirit, dedicating his life to helping others. His efforts to protect children and families were a testament to his character. The community, still recovering from multiple recent losses, remains resilient, with local leaders emphasizing the importance of support and togetherness in difficult times. Funeral services are scheduled for April 19th.

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