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1. Balancing Nutrition and Morale: Colmer DFAC Gets Buy-In from Service Members (thegazebogazette.com) — Service members at NCBC Gulfport are being invited to shape what’s on their plates through a monthly menu review board at the Colmer Galley Dining Facility. Representatives from each unit gather feedback, taste-test vendor offerings, and help balance nutrition with morale. The next review board is set for Sept. 10, and units are encouraged to ensure they’re represented.
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2. Gulfport woman charged after son injured in stabbing, sheriff says (darkhorsepressnow.com) — A 62-year-old Gulfport woman is jailed on a $1 million bond after deputies say she slashed her adult son, who has special needs, in the head with a knife at their Steeplechase Drive home. Harrison County Sheriff Matt Haley says the son was hospitalized in stable condition, and the mother faces a felony domestic aggravated assault charge.
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3. UPDATE: Multiple Gulfport restaurants temporarily close as crews address gas leak at Channel South construction site (wlox.com) — A ruptured gas line at the Channel South construction site shut down service to several downtown Gulfport restaurants Friday, forcing temporary closures and limited menus. Officials say there’s no immediate danger, but repairs could take hours as crews weld valves and contain the leak near Highway 90 and Highway 49. Expect some nearby businesses to be affected while gas is shut off.
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4. Two Gulfport men arrested in Saucier burglary (darkhorsepressnow.com) — Two men from Gulfport have been arrested after Harrison County deputies say they were caught burglarizing a vacant trailer near Old Highway 49 in Saucier. Investigators used cameras and witness statements to identify the suspects and their vehicle, recovering tools and some stolen property. Both men are being held at the county detention center on $25,000 bond each.
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5. What's next for Harrison County? Leaders outline priorities as population grows (sunherald.com) — Harrison County leaders say rapid population growth is driving major investments in public safety, mental health services, and programs for older residents that will directly affect Gulfport families. At a recent State of the County address, officials detailed a new diversion center on Seaway Road, expanded senior transportation and activities, and rising tourism and business investment that are reshaping roads, housing, and services across Gulfport and neighboring communities.
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