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Ingalls Shipbuilding Breaks Ground on New $50M Navy Support Facility

HII's Ingalls Shipbuilding division and Supervisor of Shipbuilding, Conversion and Repair Gulf Coast (SUPSHIP GC) has broken ground on a new 101,000-square-foot customer support complex, reinforcing collaboration between the US Navy and industry personnel supporting some of the nation's most critical shipbuilding programs. Funded through a partnership between the US...

Pascagoula, MS · 16h
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Energy Transfer Greenlights $1.6B Gas Pipeline Through South Mississippi to Power AI Boom

Energy Transfer has given the official go-ahead to a $1.6 billion natural gas pipeline that would snake 215 miles through South Mississippi, locking in plans to feed the region's growing appetite for electricity tied to artificial intelligence data centers, LNG export terminals and power utilities. The project, still pending federal approval, is expected to begin service in 2030.

Mississippi · 2d
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Ingalls completes builder’s sea trials for first Flight II LPD

HII’s Ingalls Shipbuilding division, Pascagoula, Miss., completed builder’s sea trials Oct. 31 for the future USS Harrisburg (LPD 30), the first Flight II amphibious transport dock in the U.S. Navy’s San Antonio class. Over several days at sea, Ingalls crews tested the ship’s propulsion, steering, ship control,...

Pascagoula, MS · 2d
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Bucks-area neighbors question proposed natural gas plant, carbon capture facility

BUCKS, Ala. (WALA) - A proposed energy development in north Mobile County is raising questions for some people who live near the community of Bucks. The company behind the project says it plans to build a natural gas power plant and a carbon capture facility. Some neighbors say they are...

Mobile County, AL · 2d
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Statehood Waters Lands 1st Walmart Order, Plans Midwest Expansion

MSPFLA Inc., the women-owned company in Pensacola, Florida, that created Statehood Waters, has received its first Walmart purchase order – for a store in Gulfport, Mississippi – and plans to double its lineup with six Midwest brands in the first quarter of 2027, producer Daniel Rogers told The Shelby Report.

Gulfport, MS · 1d

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This Mississippi Butcher Shop Cuts Steaks To Order And Stocks Deer Sausage From Mild To Jalapeno Jack

We only stopped because the kids were hungry and the cooler at home was nearly empty. A small butcher shop in south Mississippi turned that quick errand into the best grocery run of the trip. The steaks were cut right in front of us, and the deer sausage case had...

Picayune, MS · 6d

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Growing More Than Food: Galloway Family Farm Cultivates Knowledge and Community

While others families are crowding grocery stores and checking sales advertisements to prepare for a Thanksgiving feast, the Galloway family is thankful every day for the feast growing on the grounds of their farm. Set in an urban neighborhood only a mile south of Interstate 10 in St. Martin, the...

Ocean Springs, MS · 2d

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11 Mississippi Hobby And Toy Stores Where One Quick Stop Turns Into A Whole Afternoon

A rainy Saturday in Mississippi once sent our family into a small game shop for ten minutes of shelter, and we walked out three hours later with a new favorite board game. Hobby and toy stores across the state are full of play tables, race tracks, comics, and dolls that pull kids and grownups in.

Mississippi · 5d

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Gulfport Buyers Have More Time and More Options as Supply Grows

Gulfport buyers gained more choices and time to negotiate as inventory climbed and homes sat on the market longer.

Gulfport, MS · 4d

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Fort Point Capital Recapitalizes Gulf Pride Paving To Support Infrastructure Services Expansion Across Gulf Coast

Fort Point Capital, a Boston-based private equity firm, has completed a recapitalization of Gulf Pride Paving, a Gulfport, Mississippi-based provider of paving, civil construction, soil stabilization, and concrete services. The investment was completed in partnership with Gulf Pride CEO Michael Jenner and founder BJ Sellers and is intended to support the company’s continued expansion across the Gulf Coast.

Gulfport, MS · 4d

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Mississippi School District Sues Riddell, Varsity Brands Over Alleged Price-Fixing Scheme

• A Mississippi school district alleges Riddell and Varsity Brands engaged in a 13-year bid-rigging scheme. • The alleged scheme inflated prices for sports equipment, uniforms and customized apparel. A Mississippi school district is suing sports equipment and customized athletic apparel companies Riddell and Varsity Brands over an alleged 13-year...

Mississippi · 5d

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Johnson Brothers Jewelry marks 80 years in downtown Pascagoula

PASCAGOULA, Miss. (WLOX) — Johnson Brothers Jewelry in downtown Pascagoula is marking 80 years in business on Delmas Avenue. The family-owned jewelry store first opened in 1946 and has continuously served the Pascagoula community for 80 years. The store celebrated the anniversary with a Holiday Open House, where customers...

Pascagoula, MS · 6d

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South MS school district sues sporting-goods giants. Here's what to know

The Hancock County School District filed a federal class-action lawsuit in October against Riddell Sports, Varsity Brands and other major athletic equipment retailers. The suit accuses the companies of running a yearslong price-fixing scheme that inflated costs for K-12 schools across Mississippi and Louisiana. FULL STORY: South MS school district files suit against major sporting-goods companies Here are key takeaways: The lawsuit was filed in federal court in Gulfport and names Riddell, Varsity Brands, BSN Sports, Hibbett Inc., Sports Center and Rex Team Sports. Attorneys describe the group as a “cartel” that coordinated bids from 2010 to 2023. Mississippi law requires school districts to seek bids on equipment and services costing between $5,000 and $75,000. The complaint alleges the companies manipulated that lowest-bidder process. Several sales professionals with Riddell, BSN Sports, Rex Team Sports and other companies have already pleaded guilty to federal charges tied to the bid-rigging scheme. Charles J. LaDuca, firm chairman at Cuneo Gilbert Flannery & LaDuca, said “every dollar overpaid for a helmet or a uniform is a dollar that didn’t go to students.” His firm is representing the district alongside Mississippi attorney Don Barrett. The district is seeking monetary damages equal to three times the

Hancock County, MS · 6d

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Longtime Greene County Store Reopens Under New Ownership

A longtime Greene County convenience store has reopened under new ownership, bringing fuel, food and a family gathering spot back to the community after closing in April. Formerly known as the Junction, the store celebrated its grand opening Oct. 29 as GC Corner Store. The new owners purchased the property in September and renovated the building before reopening.

Greene County, MS · 7d

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Inspired by family, fueled by determination and sprinkled with plenty of Southern flavor, Catrina Mitchell created a delicious legacy with her Pascagoula business

Photography by Brandi Stage Portraiture | Makeup: Bria Fowler, Elle Louise, LLC | Hair: Strandz Studio. Trina’s Sweet Treats and More is not just a bakery or a restaurant. It’s a place where every bite is infused with love. “What started with desserts has continued to evolve over...

Pascagoula, MS · 9d

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Two longtime South Mississippi real estate companies merge

GAUTIER, Miss. (WLOX) — Coldwell Banker Alfonso Realty and Coldwell Banker Smith Homes have merged, combining more than a century of history across the Coast. Community leaders and real estate agents gathered in Gautier to celebrate the move. What the merger means. Alfonso’s company dates back to 1958. Smith’s...

Gautier, MS · 13d

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South MS school district files suit against major sporting-goods companies

The Hancock County School District filed a class-action lawsuit in October accusing major sports equipment manufacturers, including Riddell Sports and Varsity Brands, and other retailers of violating antitrust laws through an illegal bid-rigging and price-fixing scheme. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Gulfport, accuses the companies of working with other retailers, including BSN Sports, Hibbett Inc., Sports Center and Rex Team Sports, to form what attorneys described as a “cartel” that inflated the costs of athletic equipment and related services sold to K-12 schools in Mississippi and Louisiana. Mississippi law requires school districts to seek bids for equipment and services when costs are between $5,000 and $75,000. According to the lawsuit, from 2010 to 2023, participants in the alleged scheme coordinated their bids to manipulate the lowest-bidder selection process. The lawsuit identifies several sales professionals with Riddell, BSN Sports, Rex Team Sports and other companies who pleaded guilty to federal charges related to the bid-rigging scheme. “Mississippi families, educators and taxpayers trusted that the bidding process would get their schools a fair price, and the complaint lays out how that trust was exploited for years,” said Charles J. LaDuca, firm chairman at Cuneo Gilbert Flannery & LaDuca., which is

Hancock County, MS · 13d