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Electrik Maid Bake Shop celebrates 100 years in business
SUMMARY: The Balius family is celebrating their 100th year in business at Electrik Maid Bakery in Biloxi. The business has a long history, starting in 1924 when Harrel Balius's grandfather was the head baker for the business owner. The franchise later moved to New Orleans, and in 1952 Paul Balius took over and moved it to Biloxi. In 1981, Electrik Maid Bakery was set up at its current location on Porter Avenue. The business has been operating there ever since, with the family celebrating their century of success in the bakery industry.
It's a huge day at Electrik Maid Bake Shop as they're celebrating 100 years of business in Biloxi.
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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Trey Tonis is reporting on strong storms moving through the viewing area, with the potential for severe weather. Showers and thunderstorms are expected over the next few hours, with the possibility of hail, strong winds, tornadoes, and flash flooding. The radar shows the areas with the highest instability to the south, with the northern Gulf of Mexico remaining unstable. There is still a chance for severe weather development, so residents should stay informed and be prepared. Stay tuned for updates as the situation develops throughout the night.
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SUMMARY: The Weather Authority in South Mississippi is experiencing heavy rain, with floods and thunderstorms expected to continue overnight. The severe weather has prompted a level three out of five enhanced risk for severe weather, with all modes of severe weather possible, including heavy rainfall, damaging winds, tornadoes, and hail. Flash flooding is also a concern. The current radar setup shows showers and thunderstorms moving through the area, with a potential for severe storms. A brief break in the weather is expected mid-week before another storm system arrives on Friday. Viewers are advised to stay informed and be prepared for severe weather warnings.
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SUMMARY: The 2024 scholarship dinner at William Carey University is focused on creating and building resources for students. Special guest speakers, former Saints quarterback Drew Brees and NFL referee Sarah Thomas, shared words of encouragement. The event aims to secure funds for Gulf Coast Scholars, with 100% of proceeds going toward scholarships. More than 90% of William Carey students receive financial aid, and the goal is to make college affordable and ensure students can finish their education without financial barriers. The event highlights the importance of supporting students and helping them succeed in their academic goals.
William Carey University's 2024 Scholarship Dinner focused on creating and building resources for students.
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