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Interview: Battle of the Badges blood drive to be held in Chickasaw County on July 16
SUMMARY: During summer, blood banks see a significant drop in donations, leading to shortages. To combat this, Chickasaw County law enforcement is organizing a “Battle of the Badges” event featuring a friendly competition among fire departments, police, sheriff's departments, EMS, and 911 to encourage blood donations. This event will take place in Houston, Chickasaw County, from 2:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday. Chief Deputy Keith Robertson emphasizes the importance of donating blood, noting that only 3% of Americans donate. Each donation can save three lives, underscoring the critical need for contributions, especially from first responders who witness the necessity firsthand.
First responders will battle it out next week in Chickasaw County.
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Former MSU basketball standout gives back through camp
SUMMARY: Many girl basketball players improved their skills at the React Girls Basketball Camp held at the Ark for grades 6-12. Hosted by trainer Matt Riley and former Mississippi State guard Jordan Danberry, the camp focused on dribbling, shooting, and defensive skills. With experience at the Division 1 and professional levels, Jordan inspired attendees to keep working hard, emphasizing that they could achieve similar success with dedication.
Former MSU guard Jordan Danberry and trainer Matt Riley hosted the React girls basketball camp. The camp helped athletes improve their basketball skills.
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Jackson Music Awards set for Monday
SUMMARY: This weekend, Mississippi is celebrating its rich musical heritage during the 50th anniversary of the Jackson Music Awards. Founded by Jesse Thompson, the event honors legendary artists like Bobby Rush and Dorothy Moore, featuring performances from Bre Wooten and S. Dott. The festivities have also showcased diverse genres, including hip hop, jazz, country, and gospel. Last night, the Mississippi Gospel Music Awards took place, highlighting local talents like Purposefully Chosen and McFadden, with a focus on women in gospel and local pastors. Tonight culminates in the final award show, celebrating Mississippi's musical legacy.
The Jackson Music Awards are in its 50th year.
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Vicksburg kicks off bicentennial celebrations
SUMMARY: Vicksburg has launched its Bicentennial celebration, marking 200 years since its incorporation. The festivities began at Washington Park with a sculpture unveiling and will officially kick off on January 29, 2025. A year-long series of events includes five key celebrations: a week-long Corporation Week with a parade, symposium, and marker ceremony; a Music and Culture Festival on April 26; a significant Independence Day weekend event; a Fall Family Fair emphasizing community and togetherness; and a grand New Year's Eve celebration. For more details, visit Vicksburg200.com.
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