SUMMARY: The Renaissance Euro Fest in Ridgeland, Mississippi, celebrates unique European cars and motorcycles this weekend. Highlighted by rare models, including limited edition Ferraris and the first four-door Ferrari SUV in Mississippi, the event attracts car enthusiasts. Organizer Mike Marsh emphasizes the rare opportunity for visitors to meet owners and sit in the cars. The festival features live barbecue, family-friendly activities, and the chance to interact with over 50 vehicles during the Renaissance Road Rally kicking off Friday. While not an official competition, awards like Best in Class will be given to standout vehicles. Admission is free to all.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi’s tourism industry achieved a record-breaking milestone in 2023, attracting 43.7 million visitors and generating $17.5 billion for the state economy. Governor Tate Reeves announced these findings at the Governor’s Conference on Tourism, emphasizing the industry’s growth and significance. The report highlighted that visitor spending reached $11.5 billion, supporting approximately 133,880 jobs and contributing $4.5 billion in labor income. Additionally, tourism generated $1.1 billion in state and local tax revenues, reducing the tax burden on residents. The average daily spending by visitors was approximately $31.6 million, showcasing tourism’s vital role in Mississippi’s economy.

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SUMMARY: The Ole Miss football team’s chances of reaching the College Football Playoff dimmed after a home loss to Kentucky. Lane Kiffin’s typically potent offense struggled against Kentucky’s defense, scoring just 17 points and gaining 353 yards. Analyst Taylor McHargue noted Ole Miss failed to maintain offensive momentum. Key missed opportunities, including a fumble and a missed field goal, hindered their efforts. While Ole Miss’ defense performed admirably, they were outmatched physically by Kentucky. Following the defeat, Ole Miss dropped from No. 6 to No. 12 in the AP poll, now facing a crucial game against South Carolina.

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