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Huntington Ingalls Receives $99.1 Million Navy Contract Modification For DDG 1002 Sea Trials
Huntington Ingalls has received a $99.1 million modification to a previously awarded U.S. Navy contract to support sea trials associated with DDG 1002. The $99,089,863 modification applies to contract N00024-22-C-2300 and increases the contract ceiling to incorporate the DDG 1002 Sea Trials scope. The additional work represents another phase of activity tied to the vessel as the Navy advances testing and evaluation efforts.
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Farmers Market returns to Historic Train Depot for fall season
Vendors packed Main Street in Downtown Gulfport Wednesday morning as the fall market returned to the Historic Train Depot.
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Southern Promiseland Farm expects 46 calves this fall through embryo transfer program
KILN, Miss. (WLOX) — Southern Promiseland Farm has welcomed two new calves this fall, with 46 more expected through February, as the farm uses embryo transfer technology to grow its herd. The farm has operated for about 30 years and started its corn maze 22 years ago. Owner Stacey...
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Biloxi water, sewer rates to increase
BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) — Biloxi residents and business owners will see their water and sewer bills increase soon. The city council and administration outlined likely increases during a workshop Tuesday. City leaders said costs are going up, and those costs will be passed along to users. Leaders also said...
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Circle K will reimburse customers after contaminated fuel found at Slidell gas station
SLIDELL, La. (WVUE) - Gas pumps at Circle K on Voters Road in Slidell are wrapped up and out of service after a state inspector found water contaminated a fuel tank and several fuel pumps. On Monday, an inspector with the Louisiana Agriculture Department went to the station and tested...
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Circle K investigates contaminated fuel complaints in Slidell
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C and S Auto and Marine
From a Shared Dream to a Mississippi Legacy: The Story of C and S Auto and Marine
In 1994, Phillip Saucier embarked on a journey that would define his professional life and make a lasting impact on Bay St. Louis. As a fresh-faced entrepreneur, he opened C and S Auto and Marine, a mechanic shop born from a collaboration with his one-time business partner, Derek Collier. Together, their initials formed the name of what would become a local institution, reflecting a partnership built on a shared passion for mechanics and problem-solving. While Derek eventually moved on, Phillip remained steadfast, turning the shop into a beacon of reliability for automotive and marine repairs. C and S Auto and Marine is not just a repair shop; it’s a problem-solver for those who have nowhere else to turn. "We handle absolutely anything automotive or marine," Phillip explains with a hint of pride. Known for tackling the issues others can’t, the shop has built a reputation on its ability to deliver quality solutions at the most competitive prices in Mississippi. This combination of affordability and exceptional service is what sets C and S apart from its competitors, and it’s a promise that Phillip has honored since day one. For Phillip, this isn’t just a business; it’s a lifelong commitment. "It’s the only job I’ve ever had," he says, a statement that underscores his dedication and passion for his work. Since those early days, C and S Auto and Marine has grown into a trusted name, celebrated for its unmatched warranty and the reassurance it provides to customers who know their vehicles and vessels are in expert hands.