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Police implementing several safety measures for Bulldog Bash
SUMMARY: Tomorrow night, Starkville will host Bulldog Bash, Mississippi’s largest free outdoor concert, attracting an estimated 40,000 attendees. With safety as a top priority, local police are implementing several measures, including a clear bag policy, prohibiting weapons, pets, and chairs, and enforcing a no smoking rule. Insulated coolers will be allowed but will be searched. Additionally, a Bulldog Bash alert system will notify users of emergencies. The event, featuring headliner Ludacris at 9 PM, will see numerous food trucks and vendors lining the streets, transforming Starkville into “Stark Vegas.” Extensive collaboration among first responders ensures a safe and enjoyable event.
The Starkville Police Department is adding several safety measures for concert goers.
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Mississippi Mud Monsters is new name for professional baseball club
SUMMARY: Mississippi’s new pro baseball team has been named the Mississippi Mud Monsters, as announced by the Frontier League on X. The name won an online vote against Mississippi Grits and Mississippi Soul Shakers. The announcement featured an image of a person catching a catfish, highlighting a popular Mississippi export. The team’s logo will be revealed soon. This new team replaces the Mississippi Braves, which is relocating from Trustmark Park in Pearl to Columbus, Georgia. The Mud Monsters are set to begin play in May of next year.
Mississippi’s new professional baseball team has its new name.
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Natchez Trace Parkways helps those affected by Helene
SUMMARY: Hurricane Helen has caused over 200 deaths, prompting emergency assistance along the Florida Gulf Coast and Carolinas. The National Guard from Mississippi and Alabama is aiding recovery efforts, alongside staff from the Natchez Trace Parkway. Two firefighters and other personnel have been deployed to assist in clearing debris along the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. Challenges include limited access due to downed cell towers and power outages. Teams from the National Park Service are assessing damage and requesting additional resources as needed. Parkway Superintendent Douglas Neighbors noted that employee deployments typically last two weeks, but the duration remains uncertain.
A team from the Natchez Trace Parkway is helping with hurricane recovery in North Carolina.
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SNAP benefits increase this month
SUMMARY: This month, SNAP recipients will see increased benefits due to a cost of living adjustment that took effect this week, lasting until September next year. Approximately 42 million people rely on SNAP each month. The average benefit, previously $21.93, has increased by a few dollars, providing much-needed support to individuals and families facing economic challenges.
SNAP recipients will see an increase in benefits this month.
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