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Campaign trail leads U.S. Senate candidate to Hattiesburg, church
SUMMARY: Democratic Senate candidate Tai Pinkins visited churches in Hattiesburg, campaigning for the upcoming general election against Republican incumbent Roger Wicker. Pinkins, an Army veteran and attorney, first stopped at Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church, where he discussed Men's Day and shared how his experiences motivated him to enter politics. He emphasized the significance of family participation in voting and outlined his plans if elected. Pinkins urged families to vote collectively to uphold democracy and ensure every voice is heard. The general election is on November 5th, less than 140 days away.
Campaign trail leads U.S. Senate candidate to Hattiesburg, church.
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SUMMARY: Despite the heat, local buckaroos are competing in the Pon Talk County 4-H Livestock Show. To keep everyone cool, extra fans, water faucets, and ice have been added. Livestock Show Chairman T. Stal mentions that the high temperatures have reduced participant numbers, alongside two other concurrent shows. Nonetheless, 4-H members remain undeterred as they work hard all year for this event. Stal emphasizes the program's importance, highlighting its role in helping kids develop as well-rounded individuals who learn respect, responsibility, and business skills. The event also features a Dominoes tournament, a cornhole tournament, and an 8 PM rodeo.
The Pontotoc County 4-H held a beef show Saturday morning.
SUMMARY: A local nonprofit, Social Entertainment, hosted a community-wide kickball event at Joiner Park today, with six teams of 20 participants competing from 9 AM to 7 PM. Despite the heat, athletes of all ages enjoyed exercising and making memories. Blue Magic provided free ice cream to 100 participants, while FMB Bank, Coca-Cola, and Northeast Mississippi Medical Center donated for team t-shirts and water. The event, aimed at promoting unity and health, was completely free and focused on encouraging exercise to combat diabetes and high blood pressure. Social Entertainment is also planning its first adult prom on August 31st.
SUMMARY: The Reservoir is hosting its 13th annual 4th of July celebration, offering a fun time for families with vendors, food, BBQ, music, and patriotic desserts. Peggy Green appreciates the event for bringing people together and providing an outing option, especially during this season. Lakendra Moncure, a vendor, highlights the importance of family-friendly activities for kids out of school. The Reservoir Foundation, established in 2010, aims to foster community engagement through various events, including the Independence Day celebration, ensuring they are fun, patriotic, and kid-friendly. The celebrations provide an opportunity to meet new people and enjoy communal festivities.
People attend Fourth of July celebration on the Reservoir
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