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2 MS Coast groups help register voters for 2020 election. ‘We have to use that power.’
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As an unprecedented election season begins to heat up around the country, two community organizations held a drive-in voter registration drive in Gautier on Saturday, aiming to reach young people … Click to Continue »
Espy’s campaign will either be history-making or instructive for Mississippi Democrats
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If Democrat Mike Espy catches lightning in a bottle in November, he could make history as the first Black Mississippian elected to the U.S. Senate in the modern era. If … Click to Continue »
Child dies after gun discharged while 13-year-old was playing with it, Biloxi police say
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As 13-year-old has been arrested on a manslaughter charge after the gun he was playing with discharged and killed a “male under the age of 18,” Biloxi police said. Officers … Click to Continue »
George County inmate dies of COVID-19, sheriff says
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An inmate at the George County jail died Saturday due to complications from COVID-19, the sheriff said in a press release Sunday night. The inmate was not identified, but Sheriff … Click to Continue »
Here’s how you can get free breakfast Monday at McDonald’s restaurants in Mississippi
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If you could use a little Monday morning pick-me-up, McDonald’s has some good news: free breakfast. Participating McDonald’s locations in Mississippi are giving away free Egg McMuffins during breakfast hours … Click to Continue »
Mississippi’s seven-day average of new COVID cases falls to lowest since mid-July
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The Mississippi State Department of Health on Sunday reports 527 new cases of COVID-19 and 22 deaths. The state’s seven-day average of new coronavirus cases continues to fall, and at … Click to Continue »
Views from readers: Voting against Trump + counting the census
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Voting against Trump Contrary to the recent letter to the editor where the writer claims 10 reasons to re-elect President Donald Trump, I can think of over 20,000-plus reasons why … Click to Continue »
School schedules demand quick, healthy breakfast, snacks
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Schools have started in some Coast districts, but others are starting this week and still others, after Labor Day. COVID-19 has disrupted life as we know it. More Mississippi parents … Click to Continue »
3 suspects charged with murder in shooting death of MS state trooper
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Three people have been taken into custody and charged with murder in the shooting death of off-duty state trooper Lt. Troy Morris in Jefferson County, the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation … Click to Continue »
Suspects charged with murder in shooting death of state trooper
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Three people have been taken into custody and charged with murder in the shooting death of off-duty state trooper Lt. Troy Morris in Jefferson County, the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation … Click to Continue »
Mississippi Coast sees biggest one-day increase in COVID-19 cases since July
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Mississippi reported 1,210 new coronavirus cases and 26 new deaths Saturday. The state’s seven-day average of new cases ticked up again slightly after falling for more than a week. There … Click to Continue »
MS Coast sees biggest one-day increase in COVID-19 cases since July
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Mississippi reported 1,210 new coronavirus cases and 26 new deaths Saturday. The state’s seven-day average of new cases ticked up again slightly after falling for more than a week, underscoring … Click to Continue »
Hotel Beatnik gives visitors chance to disconnect, social distance in style
Hotel Beatnik is made up of four modern and minimalist cabins for visitors to come to the Coast and disconnect. Gardens, a pool and a location that's not far from the beach gives an opportunity to social distance while enjoying outdoors. … Click to Continue »
This new ‘tiny hotel’ in Ocean Springs lets guests socially distance in style
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Hotel Beatnik was conceived before the need for social distancing, but rooms in their own standalone cabins with a poolside view is an ideal option during a pandemic. And while … Click to Continue »
FNF
By: Kim Brown
Stir Crazy! Episode 76: Today we are joined by journalist, organizer, and founding executive director of Crushing Colonialism Jen Deerinwater, Miwok journalist and community organizer Desiree Kane, and journalist and community builder Johnnie Jae. Hosted by Kim Brown. The post FNF appeared first on The Real News Network....
The smoked burger is all the rage at this new Coast restaurant on the Biloxi River
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Yul Grace says he has been in the restaurant business “Off and on all my life,” and if you get a chance to see him work the crowd at his … Click to Continue »
Coronavirus cases top 1,000 again in Mississippi, but Coast numbers drop below 100
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It’s been 150 days since the first case of coronavirus was reported in Mississippi, and the number of new cases topped 1,000 again after being below that mark three days … Click to Continue »
Mainstream media misses damning evidence in Blueleaks police data dump
By: Taya Graham
The massive document dump reveals a troubling trend the mainstream media has overlooked: Tech companies monetizing criminal surveillance. The post Mainstream media misses damning evidence in Blueleaks police data dump appeared first on The Real News Network....
