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A look back at the Neshoba County Fair
SUMMARY: The Nelba County Fair has concluded after eight days of festivities, attracting visitors from afar. Many attendees, who have made it a tradition, enjoyed staying in cabins with friends and family. Highlights included horse races, the Haror and Morgan Rodeo, live entertainment, and a variety of food and drinks. Craig Scott Bounds discussed potential changes for next year’s fair, emphasizing the importance of learning from this year’s experience to improve the event in 2025. While weather remains unpredictable, optimism is high. The fair will return next year, scheduled for July 25th to August 1st.
People from all over traveled last week to see what the fair offered.
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Interview: Autism organization offering sensory-friendly film in Corinth
SUMMARY: Transformers One is set to open this weekend, and local nonprofit Reconnect for Autism is hosting a sensory-friendly screening for children and adults with autism. Melissa Esser from Reconnect explains that the nonprofit aims to provide sensory-friendly experiences, allowing individuals with sensory sensitivities to enjoy community activities comfortably. The special screening will feature adjusted lighting and sound, along with play areas featuring Legos, allowing attendees to move freely in a judgment-free zone. The event will take place this Saturday at the Corinth Malco, with doors opening at 9:00 AM and the movie starting at 9:30 AMโno sign-up necessary.
โTransformers One’ sensory-friendly film airing on Sept. 21 in Corinth.
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Interview: Grammy Museum in Mississippi displaying Taylor Swift exhibit
SUMMARY: The Grammy Museum in Cleveland, Mississippi, is currently showcasing the “Taylor Swift through the Eras” exhibit, which features iconic artifacts from each of Taylor’s musical eras. Emily Havens, the museum’s executive director, expressed excitement over the exhibit’s launch and the enthusiastic response from fans, many of whom visit while dressed in themed attire. The exhibit includes rare outfits and instruments, some debuting for the first time, alongside a theater displaying her directed music videos. The exhibit will run until early February, allowing fans to celebrate Swift’s legacy throughout the fall and holiday season.
The Grammy Museum in Cleveland, Mississippi, is displaying a Taylor Swift exhibit.
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Weekend Preview – Sept. 19, 2024
SUMMARY: This weekend marks the return of two beloved events in the Pine Belt: “Live at 5″ in Hattiesburg, featuring live music and family-friendly activities, and “Wind Down Downtown” in Laurel, a wine tasting and shopping event. Hattiesburg will also host a Hispanic Festival, offering free health screenings and entertainment, while Mississippi Songwriters Festival kicks off in Ocean Springs. Additionally, an Art Talk at the Lauren Rogers Museum and a Hummingbird Festival in Moss Point will showcase local talent. The weather is expected to remain hot and muggy, with no rain forecasted through the weekend.
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