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Justin Glowacki’s Biography

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Justin Glowacki is a reporter and producer with the Roy Howard Community Journalism Center at The University of Southern Mississippi’s Gulf Park Campus. A native of northeastern Pennsylvania, Glowacki is a 2022 graduate of Syracuse University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in television, radio, and film.

Prior to joining the RHCJC, Glowacki worked as a digital producer and assignment editor for WBRE/WYOU in northeastern Pennsylvania. During his two years at the station, he covered a wide …

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Cotton prices down, costs up: Mississippi farmers face harsh decisions

Cotton prices down, costs up: Mississippi farmers face harsh decisions

Mississippi cotton farmers are losing money - and some are preparing to abandon the crop altogether due to fa…

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Raw sewage, murky oversight: Who's policing the Pascagoula?

Raw sewage, murky oversight: Who's policing the Pascagoula?

Raw sewage is leaking into the Pascagoula River - at least, that's the concern raised by the leader of the Mi…

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'I got my life back': Mississippi man uses brain implant to regain independence

'I got my life back': Mississippi man uses brain implant to regain independence

RJ Tanner lives on a quiet farm in George County - far from major hospitals or technology hubs - but he's one…

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Lawmakers move to keep roadway safety records off public record

Lawmakers move to keep roadway safety records off public record

Mississippi lawmakers are considering a bill that would exempt certain roadway safety records from the state'…

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Mississippi leads nation in deadly heartworm infections

Mississippi leads nation in deadly heartworm infections

"We diagnose about 1 in every 8 dogs with heartworm disease," said Tamara Huff, shelter director of Hub City …

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Mississippi fishermen feel forgotten as Oyster Task Force loses influence

Mississippi fishermen feel forgotten as Oyster Task Force loses influence

For years, Mississippi's oyster industry has faced a cascade of challenges-from declining harvests and enviro…

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What’s next for Harrison County? Leaders outline priorities as population grows

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By Michelle Pinto, Justin Glowacki Verified
| Sun Herald Verified
The Seaway Center at 14055 Seaway Road in Gulfport is being renovated to house the Harrison County Diversion Center and Harrison County Health Department. The diversion center would serve adults experiencing mental health or substance-use crises. Harrison County has added roughly 30,000 residents since 2010, and local officials say continued growth and development are increasing demands on infrastructure and public services.
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Harrison County outlines priorities as population grows

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By Justin Glowacki Verified, Michelle Pinto, McKenna Klamm
| Roy Howard Community Journalism Center
Categories: Harrison County has added roughly 30,000 residents since 2010, increasing demands on local infrastructure and public services. In the past year, the county spent about $57.5 million on public safety, representing approximately 35% of its 2026 investment. Officials highlighted a new mental health diversion center, funded by $1.9 million in opioid settlement funds for one year of operations.
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Mississippi nonprofit expands alligator hunts for children with disabilities

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By Justin Glowacki Verified
| WLBT-TV (Jackson, MS) Verified
MISSISSIPPI — A South Mississippi nonprofit will take a record 44 young people with disabilities alligator hunting this season, giving participants the chance to experience one of Mississippi's most challenging outdoor traditions. Southern Outdoors Unlimited is a Mississippi nonprofit that connects participants with guided outdoor recreation opportunities through volunteer hunters, anglers and landowners.
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