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New round of applications open Thursday for wild hog control program
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce is opening a new application round for its Wild Hog Control Program starting Thursday, with a deadline of February 15. All Mississippi counties can participate. The initiative counters wild hog damage which costs over $60 million annually by providing “smart” traps to private landowners and managers for agricultural and forestry land protection. Commissioner Andy Gipson encourages farmers to apply, especially those with past losses, to receive both equipment and expert trapping guidance. Applications should be completed online, with consideration given to property size, historical damage, and current trapping endeavors. Cooperative applications for smaller acreages are advised for better chances of success. Program details and applications are available on the MDAC website.
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Active shooter rumors spark lockdown at Pearl High School
SUMMARY: Pearl Public School District and local law enforcement addressed rumors of an active shooter at Pearl High School on Thursday, clarifying there was no immediate threat but confirming a “soft” lockdown in response to a potential danger. Parents expressed concern via social media and church networks after the rumor spread. The FBI is currently investigating a nationwide threat of violence, which may have contributed to the school’s lockdown. Additional misinformation about an escaped inmate also circulated, which was unfounded. Authorities emphasized their commitment to safety and preparedness in handling such incidents.
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Peter Anderson Arts & Crafts Festival returns to Ocean Springs this weekend
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โPlease be patientโ: MHSAA director warns coaches to avoid rumors in reclassification process
SUMMARY: The Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) is delaying its reclassification and redistricting process for the 2025-2027 school years due to difficulties in obtaining accurate enrollment data. MHSAA Executive Director Rickey Neaves announced that the state department of education has not yet provided necessary numbers, urging patience among school officials and coaches. Neaves advised against making advanced schedules based on rumors about new classifications and regions, as no decisions have been finalized. The updated classification model will be implemented for the 2025-26 school year, while coaches are encouraged to focus on current playoff events.
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