Mississippi News
What’s open on Memorial Day?
SUMMARY: Many restaurants and stores will be open on Memorial Day, with some operating under limited hours. Businesses open include Big Lots, BJ's Wholesale, Dollar General, Home Depot, IKEA, Kroger, Lowe's, Sprouts, Target, Trader Joe's, Walgreens, Walmart, and Whole Foods. Fast-food restaurants like McDonald's, Starbucks, and Taco Bell will also be open, with some having shortened hours. Costco will be closed on Memorial Day. It is recommended to call ahead or check online for individual store hours on the holiday.
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SUMMARY: Temperatures in Columbus, Mississippi will remain in the upper 80s on Thursday with a chance of rain. Expect filtered sun and possible showers or storms in the evening. Overnight, isolated showers are possible with lows in the middle 60s. Friday may see periods of steady to heavy rain with uncertain timing. The weekend will feature isolated rain on Saturday and scattered showers and storms on Sunday. Next week, there will be a focus on increasing heat and humidity with the potential for the first 90-degree day on Wednesday and growing storm potential later in the week.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi State baseball defeated Ole Miss in the Governor's Cup with a 5-1 win, splitting the season series. Pico Kohn had a strong start for the Bulldogs, and Judd Utermark and Hunter Hines contributed offensively. Mississippi State scored four runs in the eighth inning to secure the win. Tyson Hardin closed the game in the ninth. The Bulldogs will face Alabama next, while Ole Miss will play against Auburn. Mississippi State secured their second straight Governor's Cup win and showcased a strong performance both on the mound and at the plate.
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SUMMARY: Families are turning to local farms like Native Son Farm to source produce, combating rising grocery prices. Native Son Farm provides local, certified naturally grown, chemical-free produce through community-supported agriculture programs. Eating organic, locally grown produce is budget-friendly compared to commercial stores. Cooking healthy meals doesn't have to sacrifice taste, as shown by certified nutrition coach Julie Gibens. She encourages people to check ingredients in foods they buy and offers classes on making healthy choices. Large quantities of food are cooked in bulk and frozen in small portions for convenience. Overall, the trend towards farm-to-table and healthy eating is growing.
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Warm Thursday ahead of unsettled weekend – Home – WCBI TV
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Mississippi Today7 days agoAt Lake High School in Scott County, the Un-Team will never be forgotten
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Mississippi Today4 days ago
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Mississippi News5 days ago
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SuperTalk FM3 days ago
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