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‘Night to Shine’ offers dance night for special needs community
SUMMARY: The Helping Foundation held an event for the special needs community called “Night to Shine,” providing dancing, makeovers, and a special night to remember. Caregivers were also given a break and treated to a relaxing evening. The event was organized to ensure that everyone could get a chance to enjoy and be celebrated, regardless of ability. The foundation’s efforts were appreciated by many, with one family member mentioning that the event was a much-needed break for the caregivers and a chance to give back to loved ones.
The Tim Tebow Foundation gave many in the special needs community a night to remember at their annual Night to Shine event …
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SUMMARY: A new State Historical marker will be unveiled in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, to commemorate the naval Battle of Bay St. Louis during the War of 1812. The dedication ceremony is scheduled for December 14th, taking place at the intersection of North Beach Boulevard and Omen Avenue. This event coincides with the Mystic Krewe of Seahorse reenactment of the 1814 battle, highlighting the historical significance of the location and its connection to the War of 1812.
A new state historical marker will soon be unveiled in Bay St. Louis. The General Society War of 1812 in Mississippi announced …
SUMMARY: Former Ocean Springs Greyhound, Laurel Conley, is making waves in junior college soccer as the MACCC Keeper of the Week. The Mississippi Gulf Coast goalkeeper, a freshman, has not conceded a goal in her first three games, including a recent shutout against Pensacola State (3-0). Excited about her early success, Conley attributes her performance to her hard work and the strong support from her team and coaches. Her recruitment was based on her talent, and she has quickly adapted to the demands of being a key player. The Lady Bulldogs will start conference play soon against East Central.
Mississippi Gulf Coast keeper Laurel Conley earned MACCC Keeper of the Week honors.
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SUMMARY: On Tuesday morning, local musician Mike Myers discussed the upcoming Mississippi Songwriters Festival, which starts Thursday in Jackson County. The festival features over a hundred songwriters and includes guitar lessons taught by Myers at the Mary C venue. He emphasized that learning guitar requires patience and practice, highlighting his teaching philosophy: “slow equals smooth, smooth equals fast.” Myers, who has been teaching music since high school, encourages participation in the festival, which promises a variety of performances and workshops. He’s excited to showcase talents, including his students, during this musical celebration.
Over 100 songwriters and musicians are involved, including Mike Myhres, who is in the studio to give our GMM crew a little lesson.
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