Gracie Guillot
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Picayune Fire Department to unveil Safe Haven Baby Box next week (opens the original)
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PICAYUNE, Miss. (WLOX) — Picayune has become the 12th community in Mississippi to install a Safe Haven Baby Box, an anonymous infant surrender box, at the Picayune Fire Department. This marks the 479th Safe Haven Baby Box in the nation. It has been three years since Mississippi’s Safe Haven Baby Law took effect following the passage of House Bill 13:18. Since then, a dozen baby boxes have been installed at fire stations and hospitals statewide. The funding for the Picayune box came together in a
Picayune Fire Department to unveil Safe Haven Baby Box next week (opens the original)
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PICAYUNE, Miss. (WLOX) — Picayune has become the 12th community in Mississippi to install a Safe Haven Baby Box, an anonymous infant surrender box, at the Picayune Fire Department. This marks the 479th Safe Haven Baby Box in the nation. It has been three years since Mississippi’s Safe Haven Baby Law took effect following the passage of House Bill 13:18. Since then, a dozen baby boxes have been installed at fire stations and hospitals statewide. The funding for the Picayune box came together in a
MSU, MGCCC partner to host ‘Securing the Coast’ cyber security event (opens the original)
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GULFPORT, Miss. (WLOX) — Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College and Mississippi State University held “Securing the Coast,” an event aimed at helping small businesses with defense contracts strengthen their cybersecurity practices. The event comes as the Department of War pushes for increased security amid threats to critical defense contractors, many of which operate along the Gulf Coast. Center of Cyber Education Director Shelly Hollis said small businesses often struggle with basic security
Trinity Episcopal Church Pumpkin Patch officially opens for the season (opens the original)
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PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. (WLOX) — Trinity Episcopal Church opened its annual pumpkin patch on the Coast Monday. Bright orange pumpkins that come from the Navajo Indian Reservation in New Mexico now line the white sand beaches at the church. Visitors are welcome to bring family and friends to take free fall pictures with the decor or purchase any pumpkin available in any shape, size, or color. Sales from the patch help support several local organizations across the community, including the Pass Chri
Pokémon fans celebrate game’s 30th anniversary at D’Iberville Target (opens the original)
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D’Iberville, Miss. (WLOX) — Pokémon is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, and fans of all ages gathered at Target to mark the occasion. Target announced it would host a 30-year celebration event in select U.S. locations for a family-friendly gathering. The event took place at all six Target locations in Mississippi beginning at noon. Fans took part in photo ops, Pokémon displays, a draw-your-own trading card activity, and giveaways for merchandise, including free goodie bags filled with
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