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Today's First Alert Weather Kid is Magnolia (6/10)
SUMMARY: Public health officials in Arizona and Alabama are working to identify others who may be unvaccinated. People are enjoying a nice day under the tree, reflecting a forecast that promises similar pleasant weather throughout the morning. The situation emphasizes the ongoing effort to monitor and address vaccination status while communities take advantage of favorable weather conditions. This aligns with today’s First Alert Weather Kid, Magnolia (6/10), highlighting the positive atmosphere and the importance of health vigilance during outdoor activities.

Today’s First Alert Weather Kid is Magnolia (6/10)
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Wellness Wednesday: How much medicine is too much?
SUMMARY: Wellness Wednesday explores the risks of taking too many medications, a condition called polypharmacy, where five or more medicines, including prescriptions, supplements, or over-the-counter drugs, are taken. Dr. Quinn from Mississippi warns that improper monitoring can cause dangerous interactions and side effects, such as liver or kidney failure. Families can prevent this by attending doctor visits with seniors, bringing all medications to appointments, and ensuring one doctor manages the treatment. Using one pharmacy helps pharmacists identify harmful drug conflicts. Communication among doctors, patients, and families is key to safe medication use and avoiding serious health risks.

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Tupelo football team is hungry for another state championship
SUMMARY: The Tupelo Golden Wave football team, fresh off their first state championship in over 30 years with a perfect 14-0 record last season, is eager for another title. Facing a tough 2025 schedule, including three state champions and two runner-ups early on, the team welcomes the challenge to test and elevate themselves. Key players returning include seniors Jera McCoy, Iverson McCoy, Devontrey Brewer, and star running back JJ Hill, last year’s 7A Mr. Football. Focused on hard work and unity, the Golden Wave aim to block out distractions and chase another state championship starting with a rematch against the Brandon Bulldogs.

The Tupelo High School football team is looking to defend its title.
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Community Health Expo at Jackson Medical Mall
SUMMARY: The Community Health Expo at Jackson Medical Mall, hosted by the Mississippi Health Advocacy Program, Magnolia Medical Foundation, and Families USA, is this Friday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The event offers free health screenings, vaccinations, blood work, and expert panels on various health topics for all ages. Attendees can also enjoy healthy cooking demonstrations, live music, face painting for kids, and giveaways including school supplies, crank radios, and gift cards. The expo aims to connect the community to doctors for follow-up care and provide vital health information in a fun, one-stop-shop environment. Registration is encouraged online.

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