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May 18, 2016

• WHAT'S HAPPENING for May (Updated MAY 18)
• Woman feels stuck in relationship with man who is unfaithful
• Wife dances the night away while husband stews at home
• Flying with ease for seniors this summer
• TSA no-fly items
• Biloxi tops list as affordable beach with 'Serious Summer Sizzle'
• Pop Brothers Artisan Ice Pop Makers take frozen treats to a new level
• Beach advisory lifted for Waveland; four others remain
• Army selective about symbolism
• Macaroni Pie features rich, delicious cheeses
• The 1940s - food in wartime and peace
• Walking in Walter Anderson's footsteps on Horn Island
• New stores on the way to Edgewater Mall
• Superhero 5K run raises $13K for CASA
• Gilich starts year 2 with talk of Margaritaville, speeding tickets
• Lightning sparks a fire at Harrison County home
• Biloxi got some money for Festival Boardwalk and is going after more
• 'Mr. Bobby' saluted at last meeting as D'Iberville manager
• D'Iberville eyes BP money to build downtown conference center
• Bay St. Louis native will seek final rose on 'The Bachelorette'
• Cold case: Ambushed Hancock deputy saved by his K-9 one year ago
• Pass High student overcomes brain surgery to graduate with honors
• Biloxi High seniors' walk seeks to inspire elementary students
• East Central valedictorian assures graduates the future is bright
• East Central High School
• Police: St. Stanislaus student brought gun, drugs to school
• Two Ocean Springs High students arrested in sex assault on campus
• Longtime prosecutor John Dowdy abruptly departs U.S. Attorney's Office
• Woman's ashes stolen in Biloxi home burglary
• Judge dismisses inmate's hunger strike lawsuit
• After outrage over joke, Louisiana bill to raise stripper age passes
• Analysis: Crashing the political parties
• Update: Law enforcement stepping up seat-belt awareness
• Ole Miss falls short in quest for win No. 40
• Mississippi leaders flunk when it comes to our schools
• Bankers outnumbered doctors at Relay for Life
• Obama said perseverance was key, not luck
• No, HB 1523 won't cost state funding
• Mississippi's mental health crisis needs attention
• Ohr-O'Keefe Museum remembers Chris Taranto's record-setting year
• Sound Off for May 18
• Shuckers hold off Chattanooga in series finale
• Biloxi Shuckers snap skid, top Lookouts
• Truth about Clinton's dishonesty
• Trump clears way for Mark Cuban's run at White House
• Expect activists at Gulfport meeting on offshore drilling plan
• George County 'fighting for our life' after game 1 loss to Madison Central
• Biloxi High celebrates 11 spring signees
• 7 Ocean Springs standouts honored for signing college scholarships
• Lessons learned from former Gulfport Negro League baseball player
• Gene Lang dedicates jersey and Super Bowl helmet to Pass Christian High
• George County to rely on stellar pitching vs. Madison Central in 6A series
• UPDATED: Cockrell back from injury, to start game 1 for Southern Miss
• Walther has helped bring respectability to PRC
• Natchez's Ed Reed a big part of Mississippi's football legacy