www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-06-26 14:43:53

SUMMARY: First Mississippi Federal Credit Union is celebrating a milestone by putting people first. As part of the national credit union movement, which began 90 years ago and is described as “people helping people,” they have served Lauderdale and Clark counties for over 50 years. Jerome Tryan shared insights into the credit union's mission, emphasizing that unlike banks, credit unions are not-for-profit entities. This allows them to pay members dividends through loans and other financial services, instead of paying shareholders. Today, over 140 million Americans benefit from being part of these independent financial cooperatives. Congratulations to their continued service!

The Credit Union has served Lauderdale and Clarke Counties for over 50 years and continues caring for its members daily.

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www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-06-26 14:43:27

SUMMARY: Christy Long and Dakota Cheatham, authors from Philadelphia, are launching their new book, “Watson Goes Fishing,” at Northside Park on Friday from 10:30 to 3. This event will feature vendors, bouncy houses, crafts, wildlife presentations, and a chance to meet the real Watson, a 10-year-old standard poodle and the book's inspiration. Their aim is to create culturally relevant reading material for children in Mississippi, emphasizing family traditions like fishing. Their series also includes “Watson Goes to the North Pole” and “Watson Goes to the Neshoba County Fair.” Books can be purchased on their website and local retailers.

“Wilson Goes Fishing” Book Launch in Philadelphia set for Friday

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www.youtube.com – WTVA 9 News – 2024-06-26 14:09:14

SUMMARY: The Carolina Community Theater is presenting a series of historical plays in Nettleton, led by Miss Margaret Mills. The initiative, named “Sweet Home Carolina,” is a community-driven effort to depict the settlement of their community through skits. Key themes include the settlers' journey from South Carolina, their interactions with the Chickasaw, and historical events like the Trail of Tears. The play features a diverse cast ranging from 2-year-olds to seniors. Performances will be held on Saturday at 2 PM and 7 PM, with a $5 admission fee.

The performance is scheduled for June 29 in the Carolina community.

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