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April’s Huntington Learning Center Teacher of the Month: Moss Point CTE’s Cynthia Harris

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By Elizabeth Keen Verified
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MOSS POINT, Miss. (WXXV) — Each month, WXXV and Huntington Learning Center team up to honor one outstanding educator in South Mississippi. April’s Teacher of the Month is Moss Point Career and Technical Education welding instructor Cynthia Harris. Harris was nominated by her co-worker Misti Stelljis. “She goes above and beyond with her students, teaching them job skills and helping them make a place into the local workforce,” Stelljis wrote in her nomination.
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The Markham Hotel celebrates official reopening with ribbon cutting

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By Elizabeth Keen Verified
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GULFPORT, Miss. (WXXV) — After years of renovations, an iconic Gulfport fixture is now back to its former glory. The Markham Hotel was established in 1926 as one of the premiere boutique hotels in the southeast. It was transformed into office buildings in the 1970s before suffering damage during Hurricane Katrina and sitting unoccupied for years. Now, the city can officially celebrate its return.
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As drought continues, Mississippi Forestry Commission continues fighting wildfires with prescribed burns

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By Elizabeth Keen Verified
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HARRISON COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV) — Seeing smoke billowing from a distance can be concerning, especially as South Mississippi continues to face abnormally dry conditions. Despite this, some county supervisors still allow controlled burns to take place, and the reason why may be a bit surprising to some.
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