Stone Co. Hospital Gets New Technology for Growing Population
Not only is the population growing, but healthcare is too, and with that comes a boost to the local economy.
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More than 3,000 Jackson County Students Benefit from Chevron’s 2014 Fuel Your School Program
Collaboration with DonorsChoose.org generated $50,000 to help fund 36 eligible classroom projects for local public school teachers and students.
Gulfport City Council Meetings Now Available to View Online
Gulfport City Council members are making it easier for you to stay informed about city business.
Our Lady of Fatima Elementary Adds Visual Programming Course to Core Curriculum
As millions of Americans and children spend numerous hours on their technological devices, such as computers, iOS products, Android devices and gaming consoles, very few understand how they operate.
Ingalls Donates to Local Schools for S.T.E.M. Education
Advances in technology have caused lawmakers and teachers to reinforce science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, also called S.T.E.M. courses, in the classroom.
More than 500 MS & LA Students Expected to Answer Rocket Rescue Challenge at INFINTY on Saturday
This Saturday, INFINITY expects an estimated 500 middle school students to attend “Rockets to the Rescue,” a N.A.S.A./Stennis Space Center Education Department aerospace engineering challenge.
M.G.C.C.C. Selected as 2015 S.T.E.M. Jobs Approved College
Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (M.G.C.C.C.) was named to the 2015 S.T.E.M. Jobs Approved College list by Victory Media.
Harrison Co. Gets Infrared Monitor to Help in Searches
The Harrison County Sheriff's Department has been approved to purchase a new piece of equipment to help in finding missing or fleeing persons.