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October 7, 2015

• Annie: Counseling needed after man's online affairs
• Dear Abby: Whistleblower is dismayed by lack of response
• New gun laws usually make guns easier to get
• Gulfport lands Mugshots restaurant; two more locations planned
• What's Happening for October (UPDATED Oct. 8)
• What's Happening for October
• Piece of paradise: Former Margaritaville Casino for sale
• Skeletal remains found in Gulfport
• Update: All of Division Street re-opens after gas leak in Biloxi; didn't affect cruisin'
• Long Beach woman who took in 40 foster kids gets prestigious award
• Biloxi trees get the ax, but Hyatt Place keeping healthy Live oaks
• No Wal-Mart at the Singing River Mall site in Gautier, for now
• Diamondhead hosts Blessing of the Classics
• Campers claim their spots along the Coast to get a first-hand look at Cruisin'
• Car of the Day: 1956 Ford 'Crown Ranchero'
• Masked Cruiser: Birds of a feather block party together
• Biloxi schools nab $1 million STEM, military grant
• Bay council accuses administration of submitting 'altered' invoices
• One Arbor Station robbery suspect nabbed, another sought
• Harrison County man arrested after 60 pot plants seized as part of Pass Christian, D'Iberville firefighters investigation
• Police: Domestic argument led to toddler's stabbing at Jones Park
• Gautier man suspected of stealing guns and other items from three homes
• Presidents Cup looks like the Ryder Cup only on paper
• Ole Miss: CB Tee Shepard retires from football
• Bay-Waveland Yacht Club wins VX One North American Championship
• Astros, Royals have much in common as they begin ALDS in KC
• All eyes on McDavid as Oilers open season full of hope
• Sound Off for Oct. 8
• Coast lands 3 on Miss/Al roster; 18 to participate in Bernard Blackwell Classic
• Red grouper season closes Thursday
• No. 7 Gulf Coast looking forward to tangle with 'Cats
• Reports: LSU vs. South Carolina game moved to Baton Rouge
• LSU-South Carolina game moved to Louisiana due to flooding
• Southern Miss players keep even keel headed into Marshall game