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Marcus Boyd on changing the narrative
SUMMARY: Marcus Boyd is an autism activist, entrepreneur, and international speaker. He was nonverbal until he was almost 14 and faced challenges growing up. Despite this, he now advocates for those with autism and encourages them to believe in themselves. He emphasizes that autism is a diagnosis, not a limitation, and highlights the importance of perseverance and self-belief. Boyd is also a music producer and has been in Vicksburg, Mississippi spreading his message of hope. He urges parents of children with autism to focus on their child's potential and not be discouraged by the diagnosis. Boyd can be contacted through his website and social media platforms, where he promotes positivity and self-empowerment.
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SUMMARY: Two Mississippi inmates, Tyreek Hennel Collins and Dararius Johnson, are recaptured after a 48-hour manhunt following their escape from jail. They will face additional escape charges and be transported to their original counties. A Hattiesburg man, Tobias Smith, is charged with making a bomb threat via text, leading to an evacuation at Georgia Pacific plywood. High temperatures and inflation are impacting local farmers markets, causing price increases for produce and jams. The Forest County Farmers Market operates year-round. In Hattiesburg, an art gallery promotes Latino culture, and the community enjoys a monthly event on Mobile Street.
10pm Headlines 7/6
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SUMMARY: Residents of Maran County are seeking public contributions for their seventh annual school supply drive. Donations, including pencils, pens, paper, folders, clothing, and shoes, can be made at Liberty Tax, 3112 Street, Columbia, adjacent to Houston's Cleaners. Organized by Leandra Ard and her team, the initiative emphasizes the importance of supporting youth education. Initially started with Loretta, they stress the significance of aiding those in need. Donations will be accepted until July 15th, and the drive will take place on July 16th from 11 AM to 3 PM.
Marion County school supply drive seeking donors.
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SUMMARY: On the first Saturday of each month, downtown Hattiesburg hosts a lively event on Mobile Street in front of the Lucky Rabbit. The street is filled with vendors, small business owners, and food trucks, creating a vibrant atmosphere of food, fun, and fellowship. The Lucky Rabbit aims to foster community spirit by encouraging people to visit and support local shops. Offering attractions like free mimosas, the event draws many visitors, making it the busiest Saturday of the month. It's a family-friendly occasion focused on community growth and supporting small businesses.
‘First Saturday' still a draw for downtown Hattiesburg.
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10pm Headlines 7/6
'First Saturday' still a draw for downtown Hattiesburg
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10pm Headlines 7/6
Marion County school supply drive seeking donors
'First Saturday' still a draw for downtown Hattiesburg
Remnants of Beryl expected to pass west, north of Pine Belt
Hattiesburg man arrested in connection to Smith County bomb threat
Fire contained quickly in Lamar County Friday
Bare-knuckle championship brawl celebrates 135th anniversary Monday
Heat, inflation impacting farmers markets
New art gallery opens in downtown Hattiesburg
Did you know camels served during the Civil War?
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