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Nissan Foundation awards $50K to GRAMMY Museum Mississippi, Two Mississippi Museums
SUMMARY: The Nissan Foundation has awarded a $50,000 grant to both the GRAMMY Museum Mississippi and the Two Mississippi Museums to promote education about diverse cultures. In total, Nissan will give out $1.2 million in grants to 39 nonprofits across the US that focus on celebrating cultural perspectives and voices. The grants will support events, exhibits, performances, and hands-on experiences that engage diverse audiences. Recipients are based in areas surrounding Nissan facilities in California, Tennessee, Mississippi, Texas, Michigan, New York City, and Atlanta. The grants aim to provide entry points for exploring and celebrating differences and shared humanity.
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Ole Miss hires pitching coach Joel Mangrum from Cleveland Guardians
SUMMARY: Ole Miss Athletics Director Keith Carter fulfilled his promise to hire a new pitching coach, announcing Joel Mangrum as the new addition. Mangrum, a Brandon native, comes with experience from the Cleveland Guardians and various college programs. He inherits a bullpen struggling in the SEC since their 2022 national championship, with team ERAs of 6.40 in 2023 and 5.88 in 2024. Despite recent disappointing seasons, Head Coach Mike Bianco remains, with financial and contractual reasons cited for his retention. Mangrum aims to revive Ole Miss's fortunes, inspired by Mississippi State's turnaround. The Rebels start their 2025 season in mid-February.
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Mississippi Blood Services issues emergency appeal due to critical shortage
SUMMARY: Mississippi Blood Services (MBS) has issued an urgent call for blood donations due to a critical shortage, particularly of Type O Negative blood, which is crucial for treating trauma patients. The blood supply is at dangerously low levels, with less than a one-day supply available for Type O Negative. MBS aims for a minimum three-day supply to handle all patient needs and emergencies. Donations from all blood types are needed, and individuals are encouraged to donate at community blood drives in Flowood, Cleveland, and Oxford Center. Appointments can be scheduled by calling 601-368-2673 or visiting msblood.com.
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Walmart shooting leaves two injured in Lucedale
SUMMARY: A shooting incident occurred at a Walmart in Lucedale on Tuesday night, injuring two people. According to Lucedale Police Chief Kellum Fairley, the shooting happened around 10 p.m. as two Black males entered the store. As another man approached, one of the two men pulled a firearm and began firing, hitting the approaching man in the shoulder. A stray bullet also injured a female customer in the foot. The suspects fled in a vehicle, while the injured man and woman sought medical treatment and are expected to recover. Police have identified the suspects and anticipate making arrests soon.
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