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SUMMARY: Sorya City, located in downtown Goport, has a rich history as a self-sufficient community for African-Americans. It thrived with various businesses, libraries, theaters, and churches, fostering a close-knit environment where everyone supported each other. Founded 121 years ago by Margaret Sorya, the community became part of Goport in 1906 and was recognized as a National Historical Place in 2015. Ogle Howard reflects on her family’s legacy, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in the black community. The historical marker serves as an inspiration for youth, highlighting the community’s achievements and encouraging future aspirations.
SUMMARY: The ‘Celebrate Our Differences’ event is taking place today in Diabraville as part of National Autism Awareness Month. Hosted by Alott Friends Coffee Shop, this event showcases employees with special needs and their unique talents while providing valuable resources for parents. Attendees can enjoy delicious food from Salty Jack’s food truck and learn about the GF Coast Search and Rescue team’s trained dogs, which assist in locating nonverbal children with autism. The coffee shop, operating since September, emphasizes capabilities over disabilities, celebrating individuals’ strengths. The event aims to raise awareness and foster community support for families.
The event is happening during National Autism Awareness Month.
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SUMMARY: Susie Davis visits Cornerstone Boutique in Biloxi to explore resort wear for vacation packing. She and Rachel discuss airport outfits, essential travel accessories, and stylish options for light packing. Items highlighted include a versatile short sleeve dress, Hobo handbags, passport holders, and a denim blazer. They focus on mixing and matching capsule wardrobe pieces like breathable cotton pants, a kimono, and a chic bathing suit. Tips for light travel include using tissue paper between clothes and rolling them for space-saving. Rachel shares her travel essentials, including a crossbody bag, fan, and rollerball fragrance, offering practical advice for stress-free packing.
SUMMARY: In today’s kitchen segment, Laura Benoy from the Chamber of Commerce and Chef Audrey Duncan preview the 12th annual Taste Rattle and Roll event on May 1 at Centennial Plaza. Chef Audrey will serve shrimp and grits, seafood gumbo, and banana foster bread, alongside over 30 vendors showcasing local cuisine. The event includes the Mississippi Fresh Seafood Cookoff and supports small business grants. Tickets are $45 before noon on Wednesday and $50 at the gate. This key fundraiser for the Gulfport Chamber aims to promote local businesses and community engagement. Don’t miss this delicious event!
In the Kitchen: Taste, Rattle & Roll
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