SUMMARY: Construction has officially begun on a world-class museum and cultural center in Philadelphia as part of Marty Stuart’s Congress of Country Music expansion. Opened in 2022, the Congress aims to preserve the heritage of country music and its American influence. Stuart emphasized the project’s goal of inspiring and educating future generations about musical history. The groundbreaking ceremony included a tribute to the Cynthia Lake Charitable Trust, which supports the project. The museum will showcase Stuart’s collection and celebrate Mississippi’s musical legacy, positioning the Congress as a cultural landmark and a key attraction for visitors and country music enthusiasts.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi’s six electoral votes will be awarded to Donald Trump for the third consecutive presidential election, as announced by the Mississippi Republican Party. Trump, who defeated Democratic candidate Kamala Harris on November 7 with 312 electoral votes to Harris’ 226, received nearly 61% of the popular vote in Mississippi. Governor Tate Reeves expressed pride in supporting Trump’s America First Agenda, citing dissatisfaction with the Biden-Harris administration. Mississippi’s electors, recommended by Reeves and elected by the Republican Party, include various state leaders. Republican Party Chairman Mike Hurst celebrated the electors’ service and the positive trajectory for both the state and the nation.

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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Court of Appeals will celebrate its 30th anniversary on January 9, 2025, with events to honor its establishment in 1993 as the state’s second-highest court. The inaugural case was heard in 1995, aiming to expedite the appeals process, now managing over 300 opinions and 1,000 motions annually. A panel discussion featuring former judges will be held on the anniversary, followed by a reception. Presiding Judge Virginia Carlton highlighted the court’s achievements, including resolving a significant backlog. Additional events include a June Law Day camp for high school students and outreach programs at universities across the state.

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