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Brian Winters

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Need for blood donations grows during severe weather events

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By Brian Winters
| WXXV 25 Verified
The South Mississippi Chapter of the American Red Cross is asking the public to donate blood, especially during this hurricane and severe weather season for South Mississippi. This week, the Media for Red Cross drives have been taking place across the Coast. Those who donate blood this week receive a t-shirt and a $15 gift card. Denise Smith with the American Red Cross came to the WXXV studio to expand on the need for blood during major weather events.
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Pet of the Week: Mr. Parker is looking for a forever home

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By Brian Winters
| WXXV 25 Verified
GULFPORT, Miss. (WXXV)- Today is Wednesday. It’s time to meet the WXXV Pet of the Week brought to you by the Generator Store of Pass Christian. Mr. Parker is up for adoption at the Humane Society of South Mississippi. He is a two-year-old terrier mix. He might be big, but he is loveable. When it comes to adoptions from HSSM, Katie King tells us about a special program running through this Saturday. ‘The Heat is on’ special makes all HSSM pets adoptable for $25.
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Pascagoula native Nelson Walker sailing across the world

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By Brian Winters
| WXXV 25 Verified
Pascagoula, Miss. (WXXV)- May 7 marks one year since Pascagoula native Nelson Walker set sail to circumnavigate the globe. He left from the Singing River Yacht Club. Since then, he has made it across the Pacific Ocean into Polynesia. “Well, I think like all young college students… Once you’re done with college, there is not a clear direction after that,” said Walker. Walker says his plan to sail across the world started after he read a book.
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