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90-year-old bus driver retires from Harrison County School District
SUMMARY: Jean Jenkins, also known as Mama Jean, recently retired as a bus driver for the Harrison County School District at the age of 90. Originally from New Jersey, Mama Jean moved to Mississippi to be closer to family. She worked with special needs children at the Harrison County Child Development Center and is beloved by both the children and staff. Despite retiring, Mama Jean plans to stay involved and continue to support the children she has grown to love. She has a natural maternal instinct and plans to remain a positive presence in the lives of these children.
Recently a Harrison County School District bus driver retired and her love and care will be missed by many.
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5/9 – Trey Tonnessen's “Enhanced Severe Risk” Thursday Night Forecast
SUMMARY: The Weather Authority has issued an expanded severe weather threat level for South Mississippi, especially along the coastline. The Storm Prediction Center's outlook is being closely monitored, with the potential for damaging winds, tornadoes, large hail, and flooding. The current forecast includes warm temperatures and high humidity, but a cold front approaching will bring relief from the muggy conditions. The focus is on the overnight and morning hours for potential severe weather development. Although complex, the forecast highlights the interaction between dry air in the mid levels and warm, moist air from the Gulf of Mexico. Stay tuned for updates on this evolving weather situation.
5/9 – Trey Tonnessen's “Enhanced Severe Risk” Thursday Night Forecast
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Hancock Co. Sand Beach team ahead of the curve on hurricane preparations
SUMMARY: Hurricane preparedness week continues with windy conditions causing large waves and shifting sand at Hancock County's beaches. The small but determined Hancock County Sand Beach Crew works year-round to maintain 10 miles of sandy shoreline, facing challenges such as sand shifting over roads during storms. The crew keeps equipment on standby and works closely with the Emergency Operations Center to stay prepared. Since Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the crew has grown and maintained the area, facing higher tides than neighboring counties. The crew's dedication and readiness for any storm make them essential in keeping the beaches safe in Hancock County.
Hancock County's five-man sand beach crew doesn't wait on Hurricane Preparedness Week to be ready to groom what Mother …
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SHUCKERS BASEBALL: Shuckers vs. Biscuits (Game one, 05/07/24)
SUMMARY: The Shuckers faced the Montgomery Biscuits at Keeler Federal Park, with TJ Shook pitching a perfect first inning with two strikeouts. West Clark made an immediate impact by driving in two runs with a hit to left field, leading the Shuckers to a 3-0 lead in the first inning. Ernesto Martinez also contributed with a hit driving in a run. The Shuckers scored two more runs in the fourth inning and went on to shut out the Biscuits for a 5-0 victory, their fifth shutout win of the year.
Highlights from game one between the Shuckers and Biscuits.
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