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Mississippi Museum of Art hosts camp, classes
SUMMARY: This summer, kids can stay busy and tap into their creativity at the Museum of Art, learning from accomplished artists and educators. The museum offers eight weeks of hands-on activities across nine unique sessions, covering styles like cubism, pop art, and Renaissance art. Kids will work with traditional and non-traditional materials and spend time in the museum galleries. Adults are also encouraged to reconnect with their creativity through various beginner-friendly classes in watercolor, acrylic, clay, and printmaking. The museum provides diverse opportunities, including free monthly art events and affordable classes, to ensure everyone can enjoy the artistic experience. Follow them on social media or their website for updates.
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SUMMARY: The USA Track and Field Junior Olympics begins tomorrow in Jackson, with over 1,500 athletes from four southern states participating. Bradley Davis reported from Hughes Field, where local athletes from the Mississippi Track Stars are preparing despite the stifling heat. Coach Alan Senegal emphasized the importance of programs like Mississippi Track Stars, given that local schools often lack summer track programs. Competing in their hometown offers young athletes the chance to qualify for nationals. The four-day event will also include field events at Millsaps College. The top five in each event will advance to nationals later this month.
The Metro area will be well represented this week during the Region 6 USA Track and Field Junior Olympics. Events will be held at Hughes Field and Millsaps College and local athletes are excited to compete in their hometown amongst the best in the Southeast.
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SUMMARY: WDM 7's Chief Meteorologist Patrick Bigby provides updates on Hurricane Barrel, which has caused significant damage in the southern Windward Islands, now impacting Jamaica with rainbands and gusty winds. The storm is expected to head towards the Cayman Islands and the Yucatan Peninsula before possibly re-intensifying towards Texas or northern Mexico next week. In addition, heat and humidity continue in the area, with increasing rain chances and a slightly cooler weekend. Fourth of July festivities include various fireworks displays, with minimal rainfall expected. Detailed insights are also given into the science of fireworks and flying insects' attraction to light.
Another hot one for the Pine Belt and the First Alert Weather team takes a long look at the forecast on Wednesday's episode of Focus.
SUMMARY: A judge has permitted county prosecutors to conduct a mental evaluation on Carly Craig, a teen accused of murdering her mother and injuring her stepfather. Craig pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and attempted murder earlier this year. Her trial is set to begin in September, following a recent court hearing where the evaluation order was issued.
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