SUMMARY: As Christmas approaches, Mississippi’s Department of Agriculture and Commerce encourages residents to shop local for their holiday trees. Commissioner Andy Gipson has launched a website listing nearly 30 Christmas tree farms in the state, highlighting the variety of trees available and offering care tips. He emphasized the memorable experience of visiting a local farm, which also supports Mississippi farmers and the local economy. Each year, these farms grow thousands of trees, and for every tree sold, farmers plant one to three seedlings, promoting healthier forests. A complete list of farms will be available before Thanksgiving.

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SUMMARY: Thanksgiving is the top day for home-cooking fires in the U.S., with Mississippi experiencing six fire-related deaths this year due to unattended cooking. In response, the Mississippi Insurance Department and State Fire Marshal’s Office provided safety tips for holiday cooking. Key recommendations include keeping flammable items away from the stove, avoiding loose clothing, using the back burners for children, and having a lid ready to smother small fires. Families are advised to create an escape plan, call 911 after exiting, and use turkey fryers outdoors, ensuring they are stable and never left unattended to prevent fires.

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SUMMARY: The Mississippi State women’s soccer team concluded its historic season by falling to Notre Dame in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament, marking the first defeat at home this year. Despite the loss, the team celebrated significant achievements, including becoming SEC champions and posting a school record 19-3-0 season. Senior goalkeeper Maddy Anderson reflected on their growth and the increased community support for soccer in Starkville. Head coach James Armstrong noted the dedication of the players, emphasizing the rewarding nature of coaching. Off the field, fan attendance hit records with eight consecutive top-10 crowds during the season.

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