Michael Rodgers
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Coast enthusiasts participate in North American Butterfly association’s annual butterfly count (opens the original)
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PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. (WLOX) — The North American Butterfly Association’s fifth annual butterfly count kicked off Thursday in Pass Christian. The organization said these counts are a part of an effort to protect butterfly populations. Craig Marks, who led Thursday’s count, said his connection to the count is personal. “As I would go out with my dad one of the things I always noticed was the beautiful butterflies flying around so I started collecting I was initially a collector and I’m not so muc
Ocean Springs installs gateway sculptures inspired by Walter Anderson (opens the original)
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OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. (WLOX) — The City of Ocean Springs installed its new gateway project Monday morning, placing one of two planned sculptures at entrances to downtown. The sculptures were designed by artist Phill Proctor and inspired by the work of Walter Anderson. The Walter Anderson Museum of Art is behind the project. The first sculpture is located at the front of the Mississippi Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge. The second will be on Porter Avenue leading into downtown. Julian Rankin, the
Yellow rabbit advertising agency holds first AI Summit (opens the original)
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PERKINSTON, Miss. (WLOX) — Yellow Rabbit advertising agency held an AI Summit as schools and businesses continue to use artificial intelligence at an increasing rate. The summit aims to start the conversation about AI and what it could do for schools, cities and businesses. Several speakers discussed how they use AI in their day-to-day lives and how AI use is growing on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Yellow Rabbit marketing owner Pamela Berry-Johnson spoke about fears and skepticism surrounding AI.
Shrimp boat catches fire at Pass Christian Harbor (opens the original)
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PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. (WLOX) — A shrimp boat caught fire Monday morning at Pass Christian Harbor after an engine fire. Bill Bradley, owner of Bradley Seafood Company, said he noticed smoke coming out of an exhaust when the boat came in and quickly jumped into action. Firefighters arrived on the scene and put out the fire before any real damage was done. No one was hurt, and the captain was able to set sail again shortly after. “The fire department came down and double-checked everything with the
Singing River Health System expands with new cardiology services in Hurley (opens the original)
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HURLEY, Miss. (WLOX) — Singing River Health System is expanding its cardiology services to Hurley, giving patients in the community greater access to specialized heart and vascular care. The new cardiology department is located inside the existing Singing River Medical Clinic in Hurley. It is led by cardiologists Dr. Hugo Quintana and Dr. Scott Laura. Quintana said the expansion gives patients an option closer to home instead of traveling to Singing River clinics in Pascagoula and Ocean Springs.
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