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Tech Byte: Smart Home Apps
SUMMARY: The article discusses the need for a smartphone to use certain tech products and provides tips on setting them up. It mentions the importance of downloading the right app for devices like Amazon Alexa, Google Nest, and Apple products. It also suggests using apps like SmartThings and Wio to control multiple devices from different brands. The article emphasizes the convenience of these apps in creating a smart home environment and suggests contacting customer service for assistance. Overall, the article highlights the importance of a smartphone and the relevant apps in optimizing the use of tech products.
If you got a cool tech gift over the holidays, you might need a smartphone to be able to use it. And you want to make sure you download the right app. Let's see what you need to do.
SUMMARY: High school softball state championships began today at Southern Miss with three teams competing for the title. Hancock High School played against South Penola Lady Tigers in a close game, ultimately losing 2-1. Both teams had strong performances with key plays and runs in the fifth, sixth, and seventh innings. The Lady Hawks will have a chance to redeem themselves in game two on Thursday and potentially force a game three on Saturday. Fans can expect more exciting and competitive action as the teams battle for the state championship title. Stay tuned for updates and highlights from the tournament.
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Intervest Corporations developers pushing back to build affordable housing in Pascagoula
SUMMARY: Intervest Corporation developers are aiming to expand affordable housing for seniors in Pascagoula by renovating the old science building of the former high school. Despite initial approval from the Planning Commission, the project was not approved by the mayor, who expressed concerns about the location of low-income housing in the downtown area. The developers are seeking an appeal process and hope to bring the project back to the city council for a reconsideration. If approved, they plan to build 23 housing units for elderly residents. The developers believe the project is needed to provide affordable housing for seniors in the community.
Years after a portion of the old Pascagoula High School was converted into affordable housing for seniors, the developer is now hoping to make an expansion.
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Community members come together to commemorate 65th anniversary of Biloxi Civil Rights Wade-In
SUMMARY: Tonight on WLX News at 10, community members gather to honor the 65th anniversary of the Buxy Wen civil rights movement that desegregated beaches and created the Buxy NAACP. Nikesha Henderson commemorated the day through education and reflection, emphasizing the importance of remembering those who fought for equality. She hopes to educate future generations about this significant event in Mississippi history and continue to push towards a bright future. Henderson emphasizes the significance of honoring the sacrifices made by individuals who fought for equal access to the beaches, ensuring their legacy is not forgotten.
Community members came together to celebrate a moment in history that involved the beaches in Biloxi.
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