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Opening Sept. 8th: “Mercy Train: Next Stop Bay St. Louis”
SUMMARY: The content is about the history of orphan trains, specifically focusing on the Mercy Train that traveled from New York up north and then back down south. The Mercy Train aimed to find homes for orphaned children, and the content mentions that some of the descendants of those adopted children still live in Bay Saint Louis. The author discusses the fascinating subject of orphan trains and briefly mentions that these trains primarily left from New York. The article highlights the importance of understanding and learning about the lives and stories of these children.

A free play presented by the Hancock County Historical Society outlines the history of orphan trains and tells the life stories of five …
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‘The Wall that Heals’ monument honoring Vietnam veterans coming to D’Iberville
SUMMARY: A monument honoring Vietnam veterans, dubbed “The Wall That Heals,” will arrive in D’Iberville next week. This initiative aims to provide a healing and welcoming experience for veterans who did not receive a proper homecoming after the Vietnam War. An escort ceremony with approximately 150 motorcycles will take place on Tuesday at 11:00 AM, leading to the Bobby Aut Terrace Sports Complex. The wall will be open 24 hours a day from Wednesday to Sunday, with various ceremonies scheduled, including a welcome home ceremony and an Agent Orange ceremony, culminating with taps played daily at dusk.

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Waking Up with Wesley: Another breezy day ahead, cooldown coming (4/3/25)
SUMMARY: On Thursday, April 3rd, 2025, meteorologist Wesley Williams reported a warm and windy start to April, with breezy conditions continuing through the weekend. High temperatures in the lower 80s and humidity resulted in heat indexes reaching the upper 80s and low 90s. A significant cooldown is expected next week, starting with a cold front that will bring drier air and lower temperatures, with highs in the 60s and mornings dropping to the 40s. While a few spotty showers are possible, the forecast suggests a drier atmosphere and potentially pleasant conditions by the second week of April.

Senior Meteorologist Wesley Williams looks ahead to another breezy day and details how the humidity has cranked up over the past 24 hours. Plus, more on the possible cooldown coming next week.
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4/2 -Sam Parker’s “Wow It’s Windy” Wednesday Night Forecast
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In Sam Parker’s *”Wow It’s Windy”* Wednesday night forecast, strong southeasterly winds continued across South Mississippi, with gusts reaching into the 30s and coastal flood watches in effect. Warm, humid conditions persisted, with temperatures in the 70s and highs expected to reach 81 on Thursday. While storms and tornadoes impacted areas to the north, South Mississippi remained dry for now. Overcast skies and windy conditions are expected to last through Thursday and Friday. Rain and thunderstorms are forecast for the weekend, especially Saturday into Sunday, followed by a cooler, drier pattern starting next week.

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