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Celebrating Women's History in Tupelo
SUMMARY: The annual women's history lunch hosted by Mississippi Magazine at the Cadence Bank Conference Center celebrates outstanding women leaders from various fields in the community. The honorees include Business Leaders, Educators, artists, and astronauts. Keynote speaker Dr. Alexandria White emphasized the importance of celebrating and honoring women who inspire, lead, and pave the way for others. These women in Tupelo have been resilient, influential, and determined change-makers who never take no for an answer. The magazine has been honoring women for the past 10 years, with this year's theme focusing on extraordinary women in history.
Our Mississippi Magazine hosts its annual Women's History luncheon in Tupelo.
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One-on-one with Tate Taylor
SUMMARY: Walt Grayson and Ken South are heading to Natchez for “Your Hometown.” In Jefferson County's Church Hill, Walt met Hollywood director Tate Taylor, known for “The Help” and “Get on Up.” Taylor is fostering the film industry in Natchez, liking its community vibe and history, including Christ Episcopal Church and Wagner's grocery, now a museum. Taylor opened Churchill Variety, a gourmet store, valuing small community life over Los Angeles. He enjoys Mississippi's unique culture and is training locals for the film industry. Taylor has filmed multiple movies in Mississippi, finding community support and local talent valuable.
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Dog Walk Forecast for June 13th – Hugo
SUMMARY: The dog walk forecast from Happy Hollow predicts warm temperatures climbing to the upper 80s and low 90s today. Be cautious of hot pavement that could affect your dog's paws. This warmth will extend into the weekend. Today's dog of the day, Hugo, is waiting patiently, and it's advisable to spend time outside in the morning when it's still cool. The temperature will increase as the day progresses.
Sunshine continues as temperatures warm up towards the weekend.
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Outdoor Adventures with Chelsea: Cardboard Boat Regatta
SUMMARY: At Tom Big B State Park, people gathered for the first cardboard boat race, with attendees building boats using only cardboard and duct tape. The event aimed to encourage park utilization and showcase its offerings. Ten teams participated, and the boats were judged on floatability, aiming for “Best in Show,” “First to Finish,” and the “Titanic Award” for the best sink. Most boats sank shortly after launch, with only two completing the course. Chelsea, from Outdoor Adventures, also built a boat, but it sank quickly. The amusing and community-centered event brought fun and attention to the park's resources.
Ten teams participated in the first Cardboard Boat Regatta this past weekend at Tombigbee State Park.
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