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USM Children’s Center for Communication and Development
SUMMARY: The content discusses the services provided by the Forrest General Cancer Center for patients traveling to and from their treatments. It highlights the center’s efforts in making sure the future is brighter for children by providing different services such as early intervention programs, communication and development support, and behavioral therapy. Parents can refer their children to the center if they believe they need services like speech language therapy, special education, and behavioral therapy. The center’s director, Sarah Myers, talks about the enrollment process and emphasizes that their services can be found at the center.
For nearly 70 years, the center has provided services to children around the Pine Belt.
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SUMMARY: The weather forecast for the Pine Belt includes a chilly night with calm winds, though temperatures could drop into the 30s in northern counties. As hurricane season ends, no storms are expected in the next week. The following day will be mild, with temperatures rising into the low 70s, and clear skies are expected for Sunday. For hunters, temperatures will be cool in the morning but warmer in the afternoon. Thanksgiving may bring rain, so stay tuned for updates. However, no significant weather issues are expected beyond Thursday.
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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Children’s Museum hosted its annual “Very Merry Night” event, featuring live music, photos with Santa, and various interactive activities for families. Attendees enjoyed arts and crafts, including making snow globes and gingerbread men, and indulged in festive food like Coke floats. Families expressed their excitement, highlighting the fun of the large slide and delicious offerings. The event served as a fundraiser through ticket sales, with a call for families to return or visit for the first time next year. Overall, it was a joyous celebration of the holiday season at the museum.
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SUMMARY: The Handworks Holiday Market concluded its second day at the Mississippi Trade Mart in Jackson, attracting large crowds for its 43rd annual event, held the weekend before Thanksgiving. Promoters reported it as their best year yet, featuring incredible handmade products from a diverse group of exhibitors, many from Mississippi and the Southeast. The market offers unique items for early Christmas shopping, appealing to various tastes. Organizers are encouraging both new and returning shoppers to participate in the 44th Annual Holiday Market scheduled for 2025, celebrating its tradition of showcasing handmade goods.
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