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Staycation Destination: Natchez Trace Parkway
SUMMARY: Families are opting to stay local to save money on vacation but can still have fun by visiting nearby attractions like Natchez Trace Parkway in North Mississippi. Avery Hillard has highlighted several affordable activities available there. Visitors can participate in free programs at the Visitor Center every Saturday morning at 10:00, drive or bike along the Parkway for scenic views, and stop at historical markers along the trails. Park Ranger Dan Kerber emphasizes the importance of these free, family-friendly activities and urges visitors to travel safely through the “Drive Safe the Parkway” campaign.
The Natchez Trace Parkway is a national park and a great way to spend a summer weekend cruising.
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Fire damaged popular restaurant in Pontotoc County
SUMMARY: A fire broke out at the Sunnyside Restaurant on Highway 341 in Ponito County around 3:00 AM, according to fire coordinator Adam Patton. The blaze caused significant damage to the popular restaurant, although firefighters were able to extinguish it. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Firefighters in Pontotoc County responded to an early morning fire at a popular restaurant.
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Mississippians celebrate Fourth of July in Jackson area
SUMMARY: On the Fourth of July, people celebrate with fireworks, food, and family traditions, each observing the holiday differently. Marie Meni from 12 News reports live from a reservoir where many enjoy the water. The day is a time for people to reconnect, relax, and celebrate with family and friends, often with barbecues and outdoor activities. It's also a free fishing day, attracting visitors from afar, like one man from Baton Rouge who drove over three hours to fish. Other events include the Farm Bureau Watermelon Classic 5K, benefiting the Sports Hall of Fame. Law enforcement will maintain a heightened presence through July 7th.
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Firework Safety
SUMMARY: Robbie from Robbie's Fireworks emphasizes that fireworks safety is paramount and can be ensured by strictly following the provided instructions. Issues often arise when customers misinterpret directions or handle fireworks improperly, such as holding them in their hands or setting them on unstable surfaces. Clear warnings are present on all packaging, tested for safety before entering the U.S. Robbie highlights common mistakes like mixing alcohol with fireworks and giving sparklers to very young children. He advises treating duds with caution and soaking them in water. Robbie stresses that fireworks should be managed responsibly to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
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