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Chamber Member Spotlight – Dapper Dog Grooming
SUMMARY: Anna Clair Peron from the Mississippi Golf Coast Chamber of Commerce introduces this month’s chamber member spotlight, Dapper Dog Grooming. Co-owned by Lacy and Nikki, the grooming business launched in January 2023 and is located at 206 Jeff Davis Avenue. Services include baths, haircuts, nail trimming, and specialized low-shed packages, all in a calming environment for pets. They operate from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., closed Wednesdays and Sundays, with appointments available at 228-678-7265. For updates and photos, visit their Facebook page or the chamber’s site for member spotlight details and membership information.

Hello, I’m Anna Claire Perrone with the Mississippi Gulf Coast Chamber of Commerce, and I’m here to introduce this month’s chamber member spotlight. Let’s take a look!
Lacey:
Hi, I’m Lacey from Dapper Dog Grooming, one of the co-owners, along with Nikki. We started our business in January of 2023. We are located on Jeff Davis Avenue at 206 Suite 104.
We offer bath, brush, nails, ears, glands, haircut and brushout. We also offer low-shed packages where we de-shed your dog. We also offer express grooms. We do puppy trims. We offer a tranquil and quiet environment for your pup. We try to keep them as comfortable as possible and we like to make friends with your babies so they become like family to us.
Our hours are 8am to 3pm. We are closed Wednesdays and Sundays and we’re open every other Saturday.
Please call to make an appointment at 228-678-7265. Visit us on Facebook to see pictures of our finished fur babies and then information that may be coming up later on in the year.
Anna Claire:
On behalf of WXXV and the Mississippi Gulf Coast Chamber, we would like to congratulate Dapper Dog Grooming on their business success.
For more information on how you can win a chamber member spotlight, or join your coast chamber, visit us at mscoastchamber.com or call 228-604-0014.
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Good Morning Mississippi Nature Trivia
SUMMARY: Welcome back to Good Morning Mississippi Nature Trivia! Today’s questions cover fascinating nature facts. The largest alligator found in Mississippi was a massive 14 feet 3 inches and weighed 800 pounds — a real giant. The Dachshund dog breed’s name means “badger dog” in German, bred to flush badgers from their burrows. We explored identifying flowers, including the hibiscus and dragon’s head, plus learned a cockroach’s heart surprisingly has 13 chambers. Trivia fun combines surprising nature knowledge with some friendly competition. It’s a great reminder to appreciate and learn more about the natural world around us.

Bill, Brandy, and Wesley test their nature knowledge on the first day of May.
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Harrison Central Softball pink with post-season pride
SUMMARY: Harrison Central’s softball team, sitting at a 500 record, has defied expectations by making a postseason run in the 7A class. After a rough 0-6 start to the 2025 season, a mid-season turnaround propelled them to a district title and a second-round playoff matchup. Coach Jimmy Parker, who promised to dye his hair red if they won, now sports pink hair, symbolizing the team’s renewed focus and unity. With a mix of grit and determination, the Red Rebelletes are ready to continue their playoff journey, facing Petal in game one of the series at 6 p.m. Thursday.

The team started the season 0-6, but thanks to a mid-season turnaround, the Red Rebelettes are back in the hunt for a state …
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