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Community Health Improvement Network to host free lunch & learn event on heart health
SUMMARY: Beverly Knox, from the Montgomery Institute's Community Health Improvement Network (CHIN), is focused on improving overall health in the community. They have partnerships with medical centers and other community organizations to offer free health events, with an upcoming Valentine's Day event focused on heart health. Beverly emphasizes the importance of preventive healthcare and urges people to be aware of symptoms of cardiovascular diseases. The event will feature a family nurse discussing heart health. They have limited slots and recommend RSVPing. The organization aims to provide valuable healthcare information and encourage preventive care across the state. They will provide more details on their website and during the newscast.
RSVP to 601-483-2661. There are 120 spots available for the lunch & learn on heart health being held Feb. 14 at 12 noon at MCC Workforce Development building.
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SUMMARY: Post where members will reflect on the post's history and achievements over the past 90 years. The celebration includes fundraising events, community service work, blood donations, and providing meals for residents at the state Veterans Home. Post 3036, with over 700 members, recently underwent renovations to better serve both its members and the community. The birthday celebration highlights the VFW's dedication to supporting veterans and their communities. The week-long celebration will conclude with a special banquet where members will honor the post's legacy and look towards the future.
Hattiesburg VFW post celebrating 90th birthday.
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SUMMARY: The River Avenue Bridge project, expected to be completed today, has seen progress but faces another delay due to difficulties with guard rail pouring. Construction company TL Wallace has fixed the issue, with crews now working on finishing the bridge's deck. Sidewalk sections have been poured and overhang forms removed. Next steps include grading, SE area work, and finishing the bridge deck. No completion date is given, with grinding needed determining the time required. A small portion of South Main Street will remain closed for two to three months after the bridge opens. Progress updates are available on the Forest County Board of Supervisors' Facebook page.
River Bridge nearing completion.
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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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