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Merchants & Marine Bank employees have tree in honor of veterans and Memorial Day
Employees at the Merchants & Marine bank in the downtown Pascagoula branch have decorated their seasonal tree in recognition of Memorial Day.
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Knights of Peter Claver, Ladies Auxiliary, named Bianca Abney as Miss Debutante 2013
The Knights of Peter Claver, Ladies Auxiliary, Our Lady of Lourdes, Court #4, presented the 2013 Debutante Cotillion recently at the B. E. McGinty Civic Center in Pascagoula.
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Ole Miss to research improvised explosive device detection on Pascagoula beach
The University of Mississippi will be on the Pascagoula beach to research the feasibility and performance of devices meant to detect buried improvised explosive devices, city leaders said Friday.
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Local Boy Scout officials hope allowing gay youth doesn't hurt Scouting
PASCAGOULA, Mississippi -- There are seven districts in the Pine Burr Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America, with several thousand boys from the southern part of Mississippi participating in its various forms In the wake of Thursday's announcement that the Boy Scouts of America have lifted their ban and will allow openly gay youth to ... (more)
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Sampling History: Moss Point 'Who's Who' goes back to Colonial times
Moss Point has had many notable historical figures that would have filled a "Who's Who" list from Colonial times to present.
DDG 1001's keel authenticated in Maine
The keel laying and authentication ceremony for the future USS Michael Monsoor, or DDG 1001, was held today at the Bath Iron Works shipyard, according to the Naval Sea Systems Command.
Pascagoula High NJROTC students test underwater robots
Members of the Pascagoula High School NJROTC this morning headed to the Pascagoula Recreation Department pool to test out underwater robots they've built and hope to take to competition next academic year.
Pascagoula Farmer's Market kicks off this weekend
The City of Pascagoula Farmer's Market kicks off this weekend in Downtown Pascagoula from 7 a.m.- 1 p.m. Located at Victory Lot, 3300 Pascagoula Street, this Saturday's market will feature fresh vegetables, pickles, jellies, rind-on bacon, and fresh smoked sausage.
Tennis players question Ocean Springs courts costs, hours
A couple told the Board of Aldermen there are no regular hours people can depend on at the city's newly improved Halstead Road tennis complex and complained about the fees to use the courts, noting there's no charge for Pascagoula's courts.
Patchy fog forecast for Thursday morning, then slight chance of showers in the afternoon
Patchy fog will develop early Thursday after 3 a.m. and clear out around 8 a.m., according to the National Weather Service forecast for the Pascagoula area.
Habitual offender in Pascagoula sentenced in assault that left man crippled
A Jackson County jury on Wednesday convicted Theodosius Maurice Torrey of aggravated assault in the April 1, 2009, beating that left a man confined to wheelchair and unable to communicate, according to the Jackson County District Attorney's Office.
Man admits conspiracy in poultry exports to Russia from Pascagoula
An Ocean Springs man has admitted conspiring to violate a trade agreement with Russia by authorizing the export of poultry at higher temperatures than required.
Runoff election decides several races across South Mississippi
Kenny Glavan is the new councilman for Biloxi Ward 6. He beat incumbent Ed Gemmill by a large majority.
Former Signal International guest workers file suit
Signal International of Pascagoula is the target of a federal lawsuit filed by a group of Indian guest workers who claim the company misled and mistreated them.
Foreign workers sue shipyard over work conditions, treatment
PASCAGOULA - Dozens of Indian guest workers are suing an Alabama-based marine and fabrication company, claiming it financially exploited them and forced them to live in squalid conditions after bringing them to work at Gulf Coast shipyards after Hurricane Katrina.
Three incumbents lose primary runoff elections in South Mississippi
Biloxi Ward 6 Councilman Ed Gemmill lost to Kenny Glavin in the Republican primary, ensuring a new face on the city's council.
Pascagoula's Floyd, Ocean Springs' Ros Jr. set fishing records
David Floyd of Pascagoula broke the state record for Spotted Seatrout with a 10-pound, 10-ounce fish on April 8, 2013.
Hatchery releases largemouth bass fingerlings in three rivers
SOUTH MISSISSIPPI - The Mississippi Department of Marine Resources Lyman Fish Hatchery has released 49,592 Florida largemouth bass fingerlings in the Pascagoula, Tchoutacabouffa and Jordan rivers.
Motorists asked to avoid area near train derailment in Pascagoula
Police say a train derailed near a crossing south of Highway 90 on Industrial Road in east Pascagoula this morning.
Man sentence in child sex crime case
A 39-year-old Pascagoula man has pleaded guilty to three counts of touching of a child for lustful purposes and one count of sexual battery involving three different victims, who were all younger than 14.