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Coleman Center for the Arts promote art and agriculture opportunities in west Alabama
SUMMARY: The Coleman Center for the Arts in Suter County offers various art programs and resources to enhance education and promote community development. Founded in 1985, the center showcases regional artists and fosters small-scale food production. Programs include artist residencies, exhibitions, arts education, dance classes, and free art classes for adults. The nonprofit also hosts community events and operates a community garden to address food insecurity in the area. The center aims to boost the local economy by attracting visitors to York through art-based initiatives. Information on summer programs will be released soon on their website. Visit colemanarts.org for more details.
Coleman Center for the Arts promote art and agriculture opportunities in west Alabama
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SUMMARY: Bulls, Bands, and Barrels is an event featuring bull riding, bullfighting, barrel racing, and live country music. This weekend, the Traveling Show will be at the Forest County multi-purpose Center with performances by Cameron Marlow, Colin Stuff, and Casey Kierney. Fans of the event are known for being loud, rowdy, and passionate about bull riding and music. Tickets are available in person or online, and the doors open at 5:30. The event is popular and typically sells out, offering a unique experience for those who attend. It's a combination of good music and thrilling rodeo action that attracts a diverse crowd.
‘Bulls, Bands and Barrels' returns to Hattiesburg.
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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: Hattisburg police are warning the public about a scam where a caller poses as an officer claiming the recipient has an active warrant and asking for payment over the phone. The police emphasize that law enforcement will not request money over the phone. If you receive such a call, HPD advises hanging up to avoid falling victim to the scam.
Hattiesburg police warning public of false officer scam.
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