How To Extend the Life of Your Shingled Roof
Your roof protects your home from harsh weather and helps maintain a comfortable indoor environment. However, constant exposure to sunlight and moisture gradually wears down roofing materials. Without proper maintenance, shingles can deteriorate prematurely and leave your home vulnerable to expensive damage. Understanding how to extend the life of your shingled roof allows you to…
Read MoreWays To Protect Your Business From Material Shortages
Material shortages create significant challenges for businesses, affecting everything from daily operations to customer satisfaction. Whether a company depends on raw materials, packaging supplies, manufacturing components, or transportation equipment, unexpected shortages cause production delays, increase expenses, and disrupt delivery schedules. These problems often result from supply chain disruptions, transportation delays, changing demand, or limited supplier…
Read MoreWhy Your Store Needs a Glass Door Refrigerator
The right refrigeration setup can help you showcase merchandise and create a more inviting retail environment. It also gives customers a convenient way to explore your inventory without unnecessary interruptions. Check out our full guide now to see why your store needs a glass door refrigerator. Give Customers a Clear View of Your Products Customers…
Read MoreMDHS ANNOUNCES OPEN ENROLLMENT ASSISTANCE FOR ELIGIBLE FAMILIES THROUGH SHIP
The Mississippi Department of Human Services, Division of Aging and Adult Services (DAAS), announces the State Health Insurance Program (SHIP) will provide assistance for eligible Mississippians during the Medicare Open Enrollment period that runs from October 15 through December 7, 2026. During this enrollment period, Medicare recipients have an opportunity to review and adjust…
Read MoreNov. 3 election offers opportunity to cast ballots for U.S. Senator, Congressman and local judges
By Toni Miles The 2026 midterm elections, set for November 3, will determine representation in Congress and other offices across the country. Mississippi’s statewide and congressional races include positions for the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. Harrison County’s published election schedule lists polling hours from…
Read MoreTips for Running a Profitable Tattoo Shop
Operating a successful tattoo studio takes more than artistic talent. Owners must balance client expectations with the financial demands of running a professional business. A busy appointment calendar does not automatically guarantee healthy profits, especially when expenses grow faster than revenue. Understanding the right tips for running a profitable tattoo shop helps owners make smarter…
Read MoreWhy Some Industrial Automation Projects Fail To Deliver
Industrial automation keeps transforming how manufacturers approach production efficiency. Advanced technology allows facilities to reduce manual labor and maintain greater control over complex operations. Despite these advantages, many automation projects fail to deliver the results companies expect from their investments. Successful automation requires more than advanced equipment. Companies must understand their operational needs before they…
Read MoreCan One Battery Handle Your Entire Boating Day?
The sun’s coming up, and you’ve got a full day ahead. Maybe you’re heading toward a quiet fishing spot or cruising between favorite coves. Then a familiar question pops up before you leave the dock. Will one battery keep everything running your entire boating day? The answer depends on how you use your boat. A…
Read MoreChanging Seasons and Cooler Temps Could Mean Higher Fire Risk
So far in 2026, there have been 65 fire deaths in Mississippi. There were no working smoke alarms in at least 40 of those cases. Compare that to the 75 residential fire deaths in 2025, when there were no working smoke alarms in 41 of the cases. That means that smoke alarms weren’t working…
Read MoreDefending Pascagoula: Why China Has No Place in Mississippi’s Gulf Waters
By Hank Zuber Every morning, more than 11,000 Mississippians pass through the gates of Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula. They are master welders, pipefitters, electricians, and engineers building the backbone of the U.S. Navy. From Jackson County, these skilled workers construct Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers, America-class amphibious assault ships, and San Antonio-class transport docks. Ingalls…
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