SUMMARY: The Gulf Coast is still recovering from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill 15 years ago, which killed 11 people and released 134 million gallons of oil. Despite this, the 2019 Bonnet Carre Spillway opening caused more damage, killing more marine life, including 153 dolphins and nearly 300 turtles. Dr. Moby Solangi of the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies explains that non-native water influxes disrupt the ecosystem, harming oysters, shrimp, and causing toxic algae blooms. He advocates for opening the Morganza Spillway, which could reduce the harmful effects on Mississippi’s marine life and economy.

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SUMMARY: Delores Stanley celebrated her 100th birthday on April 19th in Gulfport, Mississippi, with family traveling from across the country to surprise her. Friends and residents of Summerfield Senior Living joined in the festivities, highlighting the importance of family for Delores and her relatives, who gathered from states like Kentucky and Alabama. Granddaughter Brandi Smith recalled cherished memories of Delores guiding her through motherhood, while grandson Gregory shared playful childhood memories. Delores, who lived through the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, reflected on her life and humorously noted her wish had been to reach 100, which she accomplished.

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SUMMARY: DreKo Music Productions LLC in Gulfport, MS, celebrated its 5th anniversary with a ribbon-cutting for a new executive facility. Founder Andreius Moore, known as DreKo the Prophet, emphasized the space’s role in artist consultations and evaluations. The company caters to various creative professionals, including musicians, writers, and influencers. Vice President Alisha Leeha Moore highlighted their comprehensive services for entrepreneurs in the arts. Gulfport Chamber of Commerce’s Laura Benoit noted the importance of such events for community visibility. Moore expressed his commitment to artist development, aiming to help creatives find their identities. The company has also partnered with Tampa’s Symphonic Distribution for artist marketing.

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