Cruisin’ the Coast 30th Anniversary Boosts Mississippi Gulf Coast Economy
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What happened
The 30th annual Cruisin’ the Coast event concluded in Gulfport, Mississippi, drawing 10,712 registrations from 43 states and countries. Despite the threat of Hurricane Isaias, the event proceeded, featuring parades, auto auctions, and live entertainment. The car raffle raised $45,000 for Make-A-Wish Mississippi.
From wxxv25.com
Why it matters
The event was noted to have helped people along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The executive director stated that the event benefited the food and beverage industry, the hotel industry, and convenience stores.
From wxxv25.com
Who's involved
- MississippiState where the event took place and where the economic impact was felt
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The entities involved
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Mississippi
state of the United States of America
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