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Dairy Day
SUMMARY: June is Dairy Month, and tomorrow, Mississippi State University Extension Service will celebrate with Dairy Day, honoring local dairy farmers. The event includes a dairy recipe contest with adult and youth divisions, where participants can submit sweet or savory dishes containing at least one cup of a dairy product. Prizes will be awarded to winners. A guest speaker will discuss dairy facts and the industry. Check-in for entries starts at 10:45 a.m., with judging beginning at 11:00 a.m. The content also briefly mentions the Small Business Administration's annual Small Business Week Awards held this morning.
Dairy Day
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Do not fire celebratory gunshots this Fourth of July
SUMMARY: Law enforcement agencies are urging the public not to celebrate the Fourth of July by firing guns into the air. Celebratory gunfire is dangerous, as falling bullets can cause serious injury or even death. Authorities recommend using only fireworks in areas where they are legal. A tragic incident occurred when a three-year-old boy in Memphis was killed by a stray bullet during New Year's Eve celebrations, highlighting the risks associated with this practice. Firearms should be avoided during festivities, as their use combined with alcohol can lead to accidents. Stick to firecrackers and bottle rockets for a safer celebration.
What goes up must come down. Do not fire celebratory gunshots this Fourth of July.
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Mississippi veterans mark Independence Day
SUMMARY: Families celebrate Independence Day with food, music, and fireworks. 12 News' Jaylen Anderson spoke with former service members about its significance. Many veterans reflect on the joy of being home and the importance of appreciating freedom, especially since many sacrificed their lives for it. They emphasize teaching youth values like self-discipline, ethics, and doing the right thing privately. A former Marine highlighted that joining the military is a serious commitment and service. Commander Tara River noted significant progress in the military for women, who now serve in various combat roles. Celebrating Independence Day also means honoring these veterans year-round.
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Every dog has its day, but it’s not the Fourth of July
SUMMARY: Fireworks can make the 4th of July stressful for pets, leading to many getting lost. Lance Warner from Price's Right fireworks stand advises against leaving pets outside during fireworks and recommends placing them in a quiet, safe spot indoors. Warner emphasizes the importance of reading and following fireworks instructions, using common sense, and ensuring children's supervision. Key safety tips include lighting fireworks on a hard, flat surface, avoiding windy conditions, keeping them away from dry brush and structures, and having water sources ready. Spent fireworks should be soaked in water before disposal. Avoid setting off fireworks near crowds and stay sober.
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