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Gulfport NAACP holds public forum for Miss. Governor candidates
SUMMARY: Ahead of the general election in Mississippi, the Gulfport branch of the NAACP invited both Governor Tate Reeves and Democratic candidate Brandon Presley to speak in a public forum. The event focused on addressing community issues such as healthcare, Medicaid, and education. Presley emphasized the need for fully funding public schools and lowering taxes, while Reeves did not participate in the discussion. Presley highlighted the high costs and inflation in the state and expressed his commitment to making necessary changes if elected. He called for reducing sales tax, car tag fees, and increasing pay for educators. Ultimately, Presley encouraged people to vote and show up on election day.
The Gulfport Branch NAACP invited both candidates for Governor to meet with gulf coast residents and community leaders.
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SUMMARY: Alex Lacy, from Bay Harvest Bakery in Bay St Louis, brought a plethora of freshly baked goods for a morning segment. He shared that the bakery originated from the closure of another bakery, with support from the former crew. Lacy sampled sourdough bread and Irish soda bread with marmalade, along with cookies, pastries, and gourmet cakes available at the bakery. He mentioned that they also do custom orders. Lacy shared his personal story of meeting his wife in a bar in New Orleans, leading to their happy life in Bay St Louis. The segment ended with a commercial break, teasing more bakery delights to come.
Alex Lacy with Bay Harvest Bakery shares how the business got its start, as well as showed off some of the bakery's best selections.
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SUMMARY: Two people were found dead in Buuy, with police discovering them in need of medical attention at a bus stop on Beach Boulevard. Both victims were pronounced dead at the scene, with the cause of death still unknown. Police do not consider the deaths to be suspicious. The investigation is ongoing.
Two people were found dead at the Rue Magnolia bus stop in Biloxi on Friday. The identities of the victims are unknown at this time.
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SUMMARY: This morning, a crash on Interstate 10 caused a massive pile-up, leading to parts of the highway being shut down by First Responders. The Mississippi Highway Patrol reported that the incident occurred in the westbound lanes near M Avenue and involved two vehicles. Officials stated that the victim suffered serious injuries, but the scene has since been cleared.
First responders worked a two-vehicle crash that shut down part of I-10 near the Menge Avenue exit.
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