SUMMARY: Chapel Hart, the trio from Poplarville, has announced a pause in their group touring to focus on their solo careers. The band shared a statement on their Facebook page clarifying that this decision is not a goodbye but a temporary break. Chapel Hart emphasized their commitment to individual growth while maintaining their connection as a group. Fans can expect updates on their solo projects as the members explore new creative directions. For more local news and content, visit WLOX and their YouTube channel.

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SUMMARY: The NAACP hosted its annual Freedom Fund Banquet, bringing people together to share food, fellowship, and uplifting music. Founded in 1907, the NAACP has long worked to fight racism and violence against all people of color. The organization emphasizes that it is not just a civil rights group but remains ready and active in ongoing struggles for equality and justice. The event fostered a comfortable atmosphere outside where community members could connect and celebrate the NAACP’s legacy and commitment to social justice and unity. The banquet highlighted the importance of solidarity in continuing the fight for civil rights.

Coast community members were recognized and honored for their commitment to making a difference.

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SUMMARY: Former U.S. Senator Trent Lott, reflecting 20 years after Hurricane Katrina, recalled the days leading up to the storm and the extensive recovery efforts that followed. Back in his hometown of Pascagoula, Lott described the lasting impact Katrina had on the community. He emphasized the unparalleled devastation of losing everything and highlighted the remarkable ability of neighbors to come together and help one another. Lott shared a personal memory of working in his yard clearing debris when someone brought him a hot lunch in a Styrofoam container—the best meal he ever had. He was in town as a special guest speaker.

Former Senator Lott reflects on Hurricane Katrina 20 years later

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