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October 13, 2015

• IN THE SPOTLIGHT | 'Angels in America Part Two: Perestroika'
• Pumpkin pumps up in popularity in fall
• Coffee cake makes use of apples
• Raising the bar on bar cookies
• A hearty, healthful spinach salad, hold the bacon
• Many ways to enjoy fresh oysters
• Abby: Mom of smoker thinks she's gone to pot
• Annie: Planning needed for wedding finances
• Life's been good to Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh, after he got sober
• Breast cancer survivor is big supporter of Making Strides walk
• Calcium intake for adults over 55
• MGCCC Lifelong Learning Institute lets members choose classes, activities
• Silver lining of old age: Ditching the screenings
• World's oldest working scientist takes on Alzheimer's
• Annie: Parents need to keep expectations in check
• Abby: Hidden HIV status must be brought to light
• What's Happening for October (UPDATED Oct. 14)
• Biloxi firefighters checking smoke detectors
• Biloxi mayor calls meeting to talk taxi
• Mexican restaurant opening on Gulfport bayou
• Gulfport's holiday light extravaganza should be largest in Mississippi
• Biloxi schooner Swetman wins best of show
• Coast gets $7.8 millioin from tidelands
• Member of Gulfport synagogue to travel to Jerusalem for World Zionist Congress
• Chevron: Air monitoring shows chemicals below detectable levels
• Jackson County candidates take supervisors to task; Ross asks for rebuttal
• The financial habits Americans struggle with most
• Refinery maintenance boosts Coast gas costs
• Ocean Springs Chamber kicks off festival season
• South Mississippi business calendar of events
• Talk over coffee will be South Mississippi's military bases
• Postal Service announces holiday shipping deadlines
• AT&T launches HD voice in Mississippi
• CHARLIE MITCHELL: Mississippi is No. 1 in declining prison population
• BRUCE EMERICK: It's time to try something new
• DONALD MOORE: Tell me about the taxes, Mississippi Power
• TIM BATTLE: Income equality isn't fair
• WILLIAM SHIMP: Don't let Pascagoula River dry up
• CLARK HICKS: Fight over Mississippi public school funding produces some twists
• DICK MEYER: Why staying connected leads to 'digital amnesia'
• WALTER WILLIAMS: Wealth, poverty and politics
• CASS SUNSTEIN: Nobel winner shows we're helping the wrong people
• Prep roundup: Resurrection remains No. 1 in 1A poll; other Coast teams making progress
• College hockey coming to the Coast with 'Battle on the Beach'
• Gulf Coast finishes second at The Buccaneer
• Marques Colston's future with Saints is murky at best
• 9 Thoughts: Who is the front runner for the 2015 South Mississippi Player of the Year?
• Remembering the great Babe McCarthy on a drive through Hill Country
• Biloxi Shuckers' Season 2 will bring mascot, bobbleheads, new foods
• SUN HERALD | Editorial: Mississippi students should be ready for college from the start
• Moss Point schools want kids to see what adults read
• Singing River Academy students demonstrate donated "Boogie Boards"
• Video of D'Iberville liquor store shoplifters goes viral
• Kiln man gets life for roommate's murder
• S.H. Anthony owner's sentencing delayed at prosecution's request
• Update: Mom held in child's stabbing could be deported
• PRCC: David Saunders remains on Wildcats football staff despite NCAA investigation at ULL
• Gulf Coast's Estrada, Robinson head to national tournament
• Pascagoula preps to host 'explosive' Hattiesburg Friday
• By the numbers: South Mississippi's football leaders through Week 8