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Mississippi State News

Gulfport Food Irradiation Business to Increase Trade
Facility at the Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport announcing more business.
Gulfport children's museum receives grant
A $60,000 grant from the Emeril Lagasse Foundation will help the Lynn Meadows Discovery Center take another step toward having a professional theater on its grounds.
Gautier Police Honored for Solving 2012 Case
Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann and representatives of LeadsOnline have presented Gautier Police Department with the first ever Golden Cat Award and a $1,000 grant.
BP Challenges 'Fictitious' Claims from Oil Spill
BP is seeking to stop paying millions of dollars in what it calls spurious compensation claims stemming from the catastrophic 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Katrina-Recovery Program Adding Eligible Residents
The Mississippi Development Authority has added $40 million to the post-Katrina Neighborhood Home Program to reach eligible residents initially left off the list.
Port of Pascagoula approves $1.5M dredging project
Port of Pascagoula commissioners have approved a $1.5 million dredging project to prepare a Bayou Casotte berth for a specialized wood pellet exporting facility.
National Peace Officers Memorial Day Services
It is National Peace Officers Memorial Day and there will be a couple of ceremonies in our area to remember those who died in the line of duty. Video Video
USM President Announces Salary Increases
University of Southern Mississippi President Rodney Bennett has announced a new minimum salary of $21,000 a year to go into effect July 1.
Hancock to Close Up to 45 Branches
The CEO of Hancock Holding Co., the parent company of Whitney Bank, says up to 45 branches will be closed within its five-state area by the end of the year.
Recreation Center a Top Priority in Gautier
The city of Gautier will make a multi-purpose recreation center its top priority, along with other park improvements if voters approve a two percent tax levy on hotels and prepared food on June 4.
World News
Kerry visiting Mideast to advance struggling Syria plan
Secretary of State John Kerry will return to the Mideast this week to press peace talks between Syrian rebels and President Assad's regime, amid increasing signs the new U.S. strategy to halt the war is being undermined by Russia.
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