SUMMARY: The forecast for the upcoming days includes fog in the mornings, with temperatures warming up into the 80s and a chance of pop-up showers over the weekend. The showers are expected to persist until Tuesday before tapering off. The weekend will be fine with partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the upper 80s. Next week will see a gradual increase in temperatures, reaching the low 90s by Thursday. There may be a slight drop in temperatures towards the end of the week, with the possibility of a front bringing some passing showers. Overall, the forecast for the next 10 days looks relatively stable with occasional showers and temperatures remaining in the mid to upper 80s.

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SUMMARY: Okatoma Fest is a beloved annual event celebrating the community of Collins, Mississippi. It started 35 years ago as a way to promote the county and showcase local assets. The festival features a 5K run, food vendors offering a variety of foods, art vendors, fair rides, and entertainment throughout the day. Special guests include Miss Mississippi, Vivian O'Neil, and local musician, Hunter Lot. The event kicks off with the opening ceremony and includes a parade, live music, and more. Okatoma Fest is a free event that offers fun for all ages and is a great way to experience the spirit of the community.

Asia Montgomery visits the Covington County Chamber of Commerce to learn more about this year's Okatoma Festival.

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SUMMARY: Around 600 students graduated from Jones College during the 96th spring commencement. Students expressed pride and gratitude for their experiences at Jones, highlighting the supportive community and caring faculty. President Dr. Jesse Smith celebrated the college's accomplishments, including a national soccer championship. Students spoke about how the college has helped them grow and learn important lessons. The graduation ceremony also included the second class of the middle college partnership between Jones and Laurel High School. Stan Buckley, founder of a nonprofit Ministry, gave the commencement address, showing support for student Joshua Brown, who was wrongfully accused of murder.

Jones College holds spring graduation ceremony Friday.

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