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JSU Day at the Mississippi State Capitol
SUMMARY: JSU Day at the legislature was attended by university officials such as President Marcus L. Thompson and band director Roderick Little. The event provided an opportunity for JSU to discuss their funding needs with lawmakers. President Thompson emphasized the need for more funding, specifically for residence spaces, water infrastructure, and campus safety. The Sonic Boom band also performed at the event. The university is looking to address these needs in order to grow enrollment and ensure a safe campus environment. They are seeking support from lawmakers to meet these goals.
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Tupelo farmers market begins 2024 season
SUMMARY: The Tupelo Farmers Depot has reopened for the season with a variety of vendors offering strawberries, bread, tamales, honey, and more. Market manager James Keller is optimistic about the upcoming season, with vendors planting squash, corn, peas, and peaches. The first day of the market saw a good turnout, with most vendors selling out by 11:30 am. The market will continue every Saturday from 8:00 am to noon until October on South Spring Street. Customers can expect a wide selection of fresh produce and other goods at the Tupelo Farmers Depot throughout the season.
The market season is back, and Tupelo's local farmers market just opened on Saturday.
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Tougaloo College hosts 2024 Two Rivers Gala
SUMMARY: Tulu College hosted the Two Rivers Gala at the Jackson Convention Complex to honor three alumni who received awards. National NAACP President Derek Johnson was given the Light of Justice Award for his dedication to social change. Two others received the Vanguard Award for their achievements. The event celebrated Tulu College's theme of “Into the Future and Beyond,” highlighting the success of alumni. The gala brought together alumni, family, and friends to support student scholarships and empower future generations. The event showcased the value of HBCUs and the impact of alumni in society, inspiring the next generation of leaders.
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Hattiesburg police warning public of false officer scam
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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