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Sumrall Native Shares Her Thanksgiving Spin on Classic Deviled Eggs
SUMMARY: Tiffany Murry, a Sumrall native, has reinvented the classic deviled eggs with a Thanksgiving twist. Described as odd but delicious, her version omits the traditional relish and includes a distinctive combination of ingredients such as Jiffy cornbread mix, cream of chicken, sour cream, and cooked zucchini and squash. The hard-boiled egg yolks are mixed with these ingredients and mayonnaise, mustard, and a selection of seasonings. The concoction is then placed atop egg whites and garnished with cranberry sauce. Murry's full recipe and its unique seasonal spin promise a new way to enjoy a beloved favorite during the holiday.
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The Best Concerts Coming to the Mississippi Gulf Coast This Holiday Season
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Making New Holiday Memories With Old Movies
SUMMARY: Thanksgiving has passed, and excitement for Christmas is rising. A cherished part of American childhood, the season is synonymous with school breaks, gifts, and classics such as Nativity plays. Adding to the tradition, families now bond over Christmas movie nights, quoting favorites like “Elf,” “A Christmas Story,” and “Home Alone.” Yet, the article suggests exploring timeless classics like “It's a Wonderful Life” or the original “Miracle on 34th Street” for their life lessons. For the tech-savvy generation, colorized or remade versions might be more appealing. Online resources can guide families to select suitable films for a memorable holiday movie night.
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History of Lucedale’s Annual Christmas Parade
SUMMARY: The Lucedale Christmas Parade, a much-anticipated annual event, has been delighting the community since 1955, with Santa Claus as the centerpiece. The first parade featured 14 themed floats, including ones inspired by Mother Goose characters, sponsored by local clubs and organizations. Originally, in 1950, Santa would arrive escorted by the sheriff and high school band. The parade has evolved, with the Jaycees and later the Rotary Club taking over as sponsors, and the addition of a Grand Marshal started in 1990. The parade now boasts over 70 entries and is considered one of South Mississippi's best, with this year's Grand Marshals being the state champion high school girls' softball team.
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