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Ingalls, SUPSHIP break ground on new $50 million facility in Pascagoula

SUPSHIP offices in downtown Pascagoula and throughout the shipyard will be consolidated into the new building on the West Bank . . .

West Tally to host Ashland in first-round playoff Friday night

The Ashland High School Blue Devils, who reportedly backed out of a September homecoming game at West Tallahatchie High in . . .

Pinkins says he played spoiler to Hyde-Smith, not Colom

Independent candidate Ty Pinkins said he is “happy that we drew votes from Cindy Hyde-Smith,” and he now hopes Democrat . . .

Reeves announces approval of more than 100 Opportunity Zones under federal tax program

“Mississippi is competing for investment and winning, and we want communities in every corner of our state to share in . . .

Long: Shop small this holiday season and give back to your community

Below is an opinion column by Leah Long: Small Business Saturday is November 28, the Saturday after Thanksgiving. It’s a . . .

From left are America in Bloom Director Laura Kunkle, CN Railway’s U.S. Government Affairs representative Antoine Hawkins, America in Bloom Grant Committee Chairman Marvin Miller, Emmett Till Historic Intrepid Center Executive Director Sharon Hill, Glendora Mayor Johnny Thomas and ETHIC Board Chairman Everett Penn. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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ETHIC breaks ground on 'Community Healing, reflection & Meditation Garden'
By SPECIAL TO THE SUN-SENTINEL
Fri,11/06/26-4:15PM , 541 Reads
GLENDORA — The Emmett Till Historic Intrepid Center (ETHIC) hosted “Blooming Together: Rooted in Remembrance, Growing in Hope” on Oct. 24.
The event marked the launch of ETHIC’s Community Healing, Reflection & Meditation Garden, an initiative designed to create a welcoming space for remembrance, reflection, healing and hope.
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Ingalls, SUPSHIP break ground on new $50 million facility in Pascagoula
By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Tue,11/10/26-12:04PM , 122 Reads 1,005 Statewide
SUPSHIP offices in downtown Pascagoula and throughout the shipyard will be consolidated into the new building on the West Bank.
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Blue Cane Little Hubbard News
By MELBA TAYLOR
Thu,11/05/26-11:16AM , 207 Reads
Warm and pleasant greetings. We hope you are enjoying the first days of November and getting adjusted to standard time. As always, we express our sentiments about seeing others while we are out and about in the community. It’s just good to see you and know the feeling is mutual.
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Charleston to host Hatley in first-round playoff Friday night
By CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,11/05/26-5:26PM , 1,778 Reads
The Charleston High School Tigers will play host to the Hatley Tigers in a first-round playoff game Friday.
Kickoff is at 7 p.m.
As the champion of Region 3-2A, Charleston (7-3) drew the fourth seed Hatley (4-5) from Region 1-2A.
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St. John: Seven helicopters, 935 Greek salads, and 24 friends

Robert St. John says friendship has always mattered a great deal to him. Next to his faith and family, friends are among the greatest blessings of his life.