It started with a mission to extend the tourist season, and now 25 years later, Cruisin’ The Coast is the largest event in Mississippi and was voted USA Today’s favorite car show.
Cruisin’ The Coast was the…
It started with a mission to extend the tourist season, and now 25 years later, Cruisin’ The Coast is the largest event in Mississippi and was voted USA Today’s favorite car show.
Cruisin’ The Coast was the…
SUMMARY: In June, U.S. retail sales rose 0.6% after two months of declines, showing resilient consumer spending despite tariff concerns and economic uncertainty. Auto sales led gains, with increases in clothing and personal care, while electronics and appliances declined. Consumers prioritized necessities but maintained modest discretionary spending, such as dining out. Inflation rose to 2.7% yearly, driven by tariffs, complicating Federal Reserve decisions on interest rates. Online sales surged during Amazon’s Prime event, with shoppers focusing on essentials. Retailers prepare for a strong back-to-school season amid ongoing trade policy challenges, adjusting inventories and prices to manage tariff impacts.
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SUMMARY: The Emmy nominations highlight “Severance” leading with 27 nods, and “The Studio” topping comedy with 23. Drama series contenders include “Andor,” “Paradise,” “Severance,” and “The Last of Us.” Comedy nominations feature “Hacks,” “The Bear,” and “Abbott Elementary.” Limited series like “The Penguin” and “Black Mirror” also shine. Notable drama actors nominated include Sterling K. Brown and Pedro Pascal; comedy actors include Seth Rogen and Martin Short. Reality competition shows such as “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and “Survivor” are nominated, with RuPaul Charles up for host. Animated programs and scripted variety series like “Saturday Night Live” are also recognized, alongside outstanding game show hosts like Ken Jennings.
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SUMMARY: Abby Peltier, a first-year Fifth Grade English-Language Arts teacher at Ocean Springs Upper Elementary, eagerly prepares for her debut teaching year. A Mississippi State University graduate with a Master’s in Elementary Education, she balances excitement and nerves as she sets up her classroom, often spending days at school before the August 1 start date. Being an Ocean Springs native who once attended the same school adds a sentimental touch; she cherishes using her former teacher’s desk and working under her childhood principal. Supported by colleagues, family, and friends, Peltier embraces this significant milestone, ready to fulfill her teaching dreams.
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