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2024 Top of Class: Lamar Christian School & Stone County High School
SUMMARY: Lamar Christian School’s valedictorian for the class of 2024 is Audrey Lofton, an all-A honor roll student and Beta Club Treasurer, heading to the University of Southern Mississippi to pursue medicine. The salutatorian, Heidi Hanur, is the Beta Club President and will study nursing at William Carey University. Stone County High School’s valedictorian is Tyler Hickman, a National Merit finalist and student government president, who will study mechanical engineering at Mississippi State University. Salutatorian Caitlyn Vernado, a Key Club and Beta Club member, will attend the University of Mississippi to study art history. Congratulations to all top students of 2024.
2024 Top of Class: Lamar Christian School & Stone County High School
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Salvation Army partners with local businesses to host Hurricane Victims Benefit Concert in Downto…
SUMMARY: Local businesses united to host a benefit concert for long-term recovery efforts following Hurricane Helen in the Carolinas. The collaborative event was presented by Spacey’s Rock and Roll Tattoo, the Aces, the Pretzel Company, and Downtown Meridian, and featured free entertainment from 5 to 9 PM. Community members supported the cause by donating and enjoying food from local vendors. Roy Fiser, a Lieutenant and Corps Officer for the Salvation Army, emphasized the concert’s significance for disaster recovery, particularly for severely affected areas like Asheville and Chimney Rock. All donations will assist the Salvation Army in recovery efforts.
On Thursday, Local businesses hosted a benefit concert to support the long-term recovery efforts after Hurricane Helene in the Carolinas.
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SUMMARY: Rainfall has been slow to return to the Pine Belt, alleviating drought but presenting challenges for local farmers. In Pearl River County, cattle farmer Jeff Easterling mentions increased feeding costs and adjustments to livestock diets due to the drought. He anticipates waiting three weeks before fully grazing cattle. Conversely, soybean farmer John Corley found the drought beneficial for his recent harvest, enabling efficient harvesting and pest control. Experts note that optimal soybean yields need consistent rainfall during late summer and early fall for maturation. Overall, the drought presents mixed outcomes for the local agriculture sector.
Minimal rainfall brings mixed bag.
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SUMMARY: The 16 WAPT Turkey Drive, in partnership with the Mississippi Food Network (MFNW), is working to provide Thanksgiving meals across Mississippi. The drive helps organizations like the Care Center Ministry in Jackson, which serves the inner city. The ministry, which feeds 150-300 families weekly, will now be able to offer full Thanksgiving meals to those in need. With the community’s support, including donations at Kroger, the ministry will pack 500 meals, each including a frozen turkey and sides, for families in need, demonstrating the spirit of giving and gratitude during the holiday season.
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