AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMississippi Gulf Coast Traditions: Biloxi kicked off shrimp season with the 97th annual Blessing of the Fleet, a prayer-filled sendoff for fishermen and a community celebration that crowned the 2026 Shrimp Queen. Public Health & Community Care: The Mississippi Health Disparities Conference is set for June 17-18 in Biloxi, with free registration and workshops aimed at closing gaps in health outcomes across the Gulf South. Schools Supporting Military Families: Lamar County’s Bellevue Elementary is one of the Military Star Schools, offering extra support for military-connected students—plus Sumrall High School is set to join the program in 2026. Health Screenings for Families: Omega Psi Phi hosted a free kidney health education and screening event in Mississippi, emphasizing early detection and risk factors like high blood pressure. Local Culture & Learning: Magnolia Roots & Co. opened in Meridian, bringing a fresh mix of home and lifestyle goods to the North Hills area. Arts & Women’s Health History: “Covered Buttons” spotlights the push for better women’s health, tying past birth-control battles to today’s conversations. Community Spotlight: Mississippi Power Foundation is partnering with The Max for America250, including $2.50 tickets and student field trips to connect kids with state and national history.
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