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City of Moss Point looking for input on Community Development Block Grant funds (opens the original)
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MOSS POINT, Miss. (WLOX) — The City of Moss Point wants to hear from its’ residents on how federal funds can best help homeowners in low-to-moderate income areas. Community Development Block Grant funds are federal dollars aimed at helping homeowners in low-to-moderate income communities. Input from community members helps the city decide how those funds should be distributed and directly affects how the city constructs its next five-year consolidated plan. Latanya Wilson, Moss Point’s CDBG admi
New trailheads unveiled along Pascagoula blueway (opens the original)
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PASCAGOULA, Miss. (WLOX) — A ceremony was held at River Park to unveil new trailheads at stops along the Pascagoula blueway. The trailheads provide a map of the trails with points of interest, parking, restaurants and more. The goal is to make traversing the waterways easier for those who enjoy them. Darcie Young, Ward 3 councilwoman and paddling enthusiast, said being on the water is one of the greatest things about living in Pascagoula. “We are surrounded by three sides with water,” Young said
Coast residents weigh in on state redistricting during public hearing in Gulfport (opens the original)
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GULFPORT, Miss. (WLOX) — State lawmakers heard from South Mississippi residents on redistricting Tuesday during one of the final public opportunities for Mississippians to weigh in. Members of the joint legislative committee on redistricting and reapportionment gathered at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College to hear public comment. “Leave our maps alone,” one resident said. A committee member said the turnout was not the largest the committee has seen during its hearings across the state, b
Reeves talks energy growth, data centers at Southern States Energy Board meeting (opens the original)
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BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) — State leaders from across the South gathered this week at the Biloxi Hard Rock for the 66th annual meeting of the Southern States Energy Board. Governor Tate Reeves, chairman of the board, spoke Monday during a panel discussion on the future of energy production for Mississippi and the region. Reeves held the panel with his successor as board chairman, Governor of Puerto Rico Jennifer Gonzalez-Colon. The panel’s primary topic was a sector Reeves said is primed for growth.
Harrison Central’s Saniyah Murray commits to Mississippi State (opens the original)
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HARRISON COUNTY, Miss. (WLOX) — Harrison Central basketball player Saniyah Murray has verbally committed to play for Mississippi State next year. Murray, a nationally ranked player, had drawn interest from schools across the country before announcing her decision. “I am really excited to announce my commitment to Mississippi State. This is a dream come true. I’m excited to become a Bulldog. Thank you for my family, my friends, people who support me and my coaches,” Murray said. Murray received m
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