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December 1, 2015

• Coast Muslim takes up debate with Cowan Road Baptist pastor in Gulfport
• Air Force, Chevron oppose Mississippi Power rate increase
• Kemper power plan's price rises $62 million more
• Biloxi resident Genevieve Creel loved Elvis, dancing
• Team 'Women Who Work' leads effort of Habitat for Humanity's local Women Build Event
• What's Happening for December (UPDATED Dec. 1)
• Four-vehicle wreck causes injuries on I-10 in Gulfport
• Soprema expanding Gulfport warehouse space
• Memorial Hospital honors third quarter Stars
• CHARLIE MITCHELL: There's salesmanship, and there's pure deception
• Area oyster reefs to reopen Wednesday
• Sun Herald 25 Days of Christmas: Spread holiday spirit in South Mississippi
• Logan's Roadhouse offers $25,000 in grants for school music programs
• Coast Electric announces $5 million in capital credits to members
• IP Casino staff raises $20,000 for Heart Walk
• Jackson County tax bills arriving this week
• Mississippi Business Women/Gulf Coast meet, plan Christmas dinner
• Gautier considering ordinance banning saggy pants
• Campaign finance riders face fight in year-end spending bill
• J. ALLEN MASON: Fond memories accompanied Brett Favre's jersey retirement
• JOHN WETZEL: I support Gov. Bryant's decision on refugees
• BILLY HEWES: Don't squander a second chance at Turkey Creek
• DEBRA SAUNDERS: Last call for ethanol
• WALTER WILLIAMS: Can we learn from Europe?
• LEONARD PITTS: Trump giving the people what they want
• Sam Mills deserves his place among the NFL's giants
• Sound Off for Dec. 1
• Sacred Heart Elementary sixth-graders celebrate All Saints Day
• Vancleave student wins team-themed prize in MAE's annual Egg Bowl Reading Contest
• Resurrection Catholic School Key Club celebrates Red Ribbon Week
• Pass Christian Elementary celebrates Veterans Day
• OLA, Knights of Columbus Council 1522 holds Veterans Day luncheon
• Moss Point School District collecting books, challenging students to read more
• Harrison County Career Technical Center students attend statewide symposium
• North Bay Elementary students in Bay St. Louis enjoy hands-on geography lesson
• Auto burglaries plague Jackson County
• Boy's murder conviction sharpens debate on whether adolescents are fit to waive rights
• Waveland shooting was city's first murder in two years
• Who are these men? D'Iberville police ask for help to ID fraud suspects
• All eyes are on Mullens, Doughty in C-USA title tilt
• By the numbers: South Mississippi's football leaders through championship week