Page 22 - White Cap News Today

For a coastal escape that offers more than just sand, sun, and surf, consider Gulfport. With a vibrant art scene, lively entertainment district, and plenty of delicious local restaurants where you can have a great meal, there's plenty of reasons to make Gulfport, Mississippi your next vacation destination.

As a state, Mississippi is a treasure trove of small towns and undiscovered gems. The capital of Jackson is by far the state’s most populous place, but outside of that mid-sized city, Mississippi is all about smaller communities. The town of Gulfport, located on the state’s Southern coast abutting the Gulf of Mexico, falls somewhere in between.

PARKERSBURG — The Mid-Ohio Valley Heart Walk will be held 5 p.m. today at Parkersburg City Park. The walk is part of a national effort through the American

PARKERSBURG — The Mid-Ohio Valley Heart Walk will be held 5 p.m. today at City Park. The walk is part of a national effort through the American Heart Associa

John Stegeman has made the decision to retire from his position as CEO of White Cap effective Jan. 28, 2024.

The Park Rapids City Council rezoned and granted a conditional use permit to two non-conforming houses on Sept. 26.

John Stegeman will step down as chief executive early next year.

The Southern California distributor will expand White Caps operations in the Southwest.

United Steelworkers Local 105 are negotiating their first contract with White Cap in Eldridge after unionizing in March.

BETHEL — Instead of standing in the back as before Mark Kenney sat at the front of the room in his new role as MSAD-44 superintendent. Beside Kenney was Acting School Board Chair Erin Cooley. The board met on Aug. 21 at Telstar library with new school board members, Destiny Hughes of Greenwood; Bryan Kendall […]