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Interview: Burnsville hosting rodeo on Sept. 27-28
SUMMARY: The city of Burnsville is excited for its second annual “Bucking on the Big B” rodeo, starting tomorrow night at 8:00 PM, coinciding with the Waterway Festival on Saturday. Organized by Rapor M Rodeo Company from Springfield, Tennessee, the event will feature bulls, broncs, barrels, and roping competitions. With famous rodeo clown Trey Casey attending, organizers anticipate a large turnout of around 3,000 spectators each night, providing a significant economic boost to the community. Burnsville Chamber of Commerce member Shanana Holland emphasizes the city’s commitment to fostering community spirit and supporting local businesses through this event.
Buckin’ on the Bigbee Rodeo is scheduled for Sept. 27-28 in Burnsville.
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CARA holds wine tasting fundraiser in Ridgeland
SUMMARY: Well Community Rescue and Adoptions held a successful second annual wine tasting fundraiser, tripling attendance compared to last year. Participants enjoyed wine, food, and live music, while the event aimed to raise $10,000 for animal care. Cara emphasized the importance of organizations like theirs in addressing issues of stray dogs and shelter closures in Jackson. A supporter highlighted the critical need for animal welfare, as caring for animals benefits the community as well. All proceeds from the event will fund the daily care of animals at their shelter, underscoring their commitment to animal rescue and support.
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Walk to bring awareness to mental health issues staged Saturday in Hattiesburg
SUMMARY: The Pine Bell chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) held its Ninth Annual NAMI Walks event today at Town Square Park, aiming to raise awareness and funds for advocacy and education. Dozens of participants walked multiple laps around the park, with over a dozen vendors representing community organizations. The chapter aims to raise $15,000 this year, an increase from last year’s goal of $10,000, and has already collected $11,000. Donations are still being accepted, and more information can be found on their website.
Walk to bring awareness to mental health issues staged Saturday in Hattiesburg.
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Leaf River provides safety funding
SUMMARY: Leaf River Energy has donated approximately $5,000 to several emergency response agencies in the Pine Belt, including the Jasper County EMA and Stringer Fire Department. EMA Director Hudson Jenkins highlighted that the funds will enhance their preparations for large-scale emergencies. Improvements will be made to their Command Post and include upgrades to radios and computer equipment to streamline operations during extended responses. The utility company annually contributes to local agencies that respond to their facilities, and this year’s donations also extended to departments in Smith County.
Leaf River provides safety funding.
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