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Allied Universal Seeks Armed Security Officer for Site Patrol in Gulfport

Allied Universal Seeks Armed Security Officer for Site Patrol in Gulfport

Allied Universal Seeks Armed Security Officer for Site Patrol in Gulfport
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Extra Table FEEDS Launches 'Give ’Em A Bird' Holiday Campaign in Gulfport

Extra Table FEEDS Launches 'Give ’Em A Bird' Holiday Campaign in Gulfport

Extra Table FEEDS is set to launch its annual 'Give ’Em A Bird' holiday campaign with a public kickoff event on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at The Markham Hotel in Gulfport. The event, presented by Renasant Bank, will feature former Governor Haley Barbour as the keynote speaker and Chief Justice Mike Randolph offering special remarks. The campaign aims to provide 9,000 Mississippi-grown whole chickens to families for Thanksgiving. Extra Table FEEDS, a statewide nonprofit food bank founded in 2009 by chef Robert St. John, raises funds to purchase and deliver nutritious, shelf-stable food to 70 food pantries and soup kitchens across Mississippi, operating without government funding.
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Allied Universal Seeks Security Officer for Full-Time Gate Position in Cudahy, WI

Allied Universal Seeks Security Officer for Full-Time Gate Position in Cudahy, WI

Allied Universal Seeks Security Officer for Full-Time Gate Position in Cudahy, WI
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Cook Out Seeks Hourly Restaurant Manager in Gulfport, MS Amidst Company Growth

Cook Out Seeks Hourly Restaurant Manager in Gulfport, MS Amidst Company Growth

Cook Out Seeks Hourly Restaurant Manager in Gulfport, MS Amidst Company Growth
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Allied Universal Seeks Part-Time Security Guard for Credential Control in Reston, VA

Allied Universal Seeks Part-Time Security Guard for Credential Control in Reston, VA

Allied Universal Seeks Part-Time Security Guard for Credential Control in Reston, VA
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Sunny and Cool Thanksgiving Forecast for Mississippi

Sunny and Cool Thanksgiving Forecast for Mississippi

The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts sunny and cool weather for Mississippi during Thanksgiving week in 2026. Skies are expected to clear in time for the holiday, making outdoor dining and activities possible. Temperatures will be cooler compared to the preceding warm stretch, so residents may want to dress in layers. The Farmers' Almanac also forecasts mild and pleasant conditions across the Southeast, with dry weather and plenty of sunshine anticipated for parades, football games, and family gatherings. AccuWeather's long-range forecast for Mississippi cities like Jackson, Gulfport, and Hattiesburg suggests a mix of partly sunny and cloudy skies with no significant rain expected on Thanksgiving Day.
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The Hartford Seeks Contracting Analyst for Insurance and Investment Operations

The Hartford Seeks Contracting Analyst for Insurance and Investment Operations

The Hartford Seeks Contracting Analyst for Insurance and Investment Operations
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Mississippi Aquarium Offers Free Admission to Veterans and Active-Duty Military

Mississippi Aquarium Offers Free Admission to Veterans and Active-Duty Military

The Mississippi Aquarium in Gulfport, Mississippi, is providing free admission to veterans and active-duty military personnel from November 6th through November 11th. This initiative aims to honor their service. In addition to free entry for service members, accompanying family members will receive a ten percent discount on their admission tickets. Gold Star Families are also consistently granted free admission to the aquarium. To avail of this offer, eligible individuals must present proof of service at the ticketing window when purchasing their tickets, as the offer is exclusively available at the gate.
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NCBC Gulfport Strengthens Community Ties Through Intergovernmental Support Agreements

NCBC Gulfport Strengthens Community Ties Through Intergovernmental Support Agreements

Naval Construction Battalion Center (NCBC) Gulfport is actively building community partnerships through Intergovernmental Support Agreements (IGSAs). These agreements, enabled by recent changes in Mississippi law, allow the military installation to contract more quickly and at a lower cost with local governments. The Mississippi Installation Commanders Council, with support from NCBC Gulfport leadership, advocated for these legislative changes, leading to the passage of Senate Bill 2434 in the 2025 legislative session and House Bill 612 in 2026. These bills provide a clear legal framework for Mississippi cities, counties, and state entities to partner with military installations for eligible support services. Captain Tate L. Metlen, commanding officer of NCBC Gulfport, emphasized that these agreements ensure tax dollars spent on the installation's upkeep remain local, supporting contractors and fueling the local economy. NCBC Gulfport currently has an IGSA with Stone County for pretrial confinement require...
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Sunshine Sips Coffee Shop Opens in Gulfport, Providing Job Training for Adults with Disabilities

Sunshine Sips Coffee Shop Opens in Gulfport, Providing Job Training for Adults with Disabilities

Sunshine Sips Coffee Shop Opens in Gulfport, Providing Job Training for Adults with Disabilities
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Securitas Seeks Security Officers in West Jordan, Utah, Offering Weekly Pay and Benefits

Securitas Seeks Security Officers in West Jordan, Utah, Offering Weekly Pay and Benefits

Securitas Seeks Security Officers in West Jordan, Utah, Offering Weekly Pay and Benefits
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How major demographic shifts propelled Democrats to a midterm rout

How major demographic shifts propelled Democrats to a midterm rout

Huge double-digit swings among young, Latino and first-time voters toward Democrats helped fuel a blue tsunami in the midterm election.