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WDAM 7 Saturday 6 p.m. Digital – 10/05/2024
SUMMARY: On a beautiful day in the Pine Belt, outdoor activities abound while news highlights include a boat rescue on the Pearl River, community fire safety events, and Oktoberfest celebrations. The Tri Community Fire Department rescued two individuals from an overturned boat without injuries. Hattiesburg hosted a safety festival promoting fire prevention and lead safety, offering free smoke detectors and information about federal grants for lead paint removal. Additionally, St. John Lutheran Church celebrated Oktoberfest, raising funds for mission projects. Lumberton held its Lumber Fest, aimed at engaging the community, while Laurel’s LBL Festival attracted around 20,000 visitors, showcasing local businesses.
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Two rescued after boat overturns on Pearl River
SUMMARY: Two individuals are recovering after being rescued from an overturned boat in the Pearl River, located about a mile north of the Highway 44 Bridge. The Tri Community Fire Department responded to the incident last night and quickly located the two occupants, who were safe and reported no injuries.
Two rescued after boat overturns on Pearl River.
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STEM Education Center at USM celebrates 60th birthday
SUMMARY: The USM Center for STEM Education celebrated its 60th anniversary, highlighting its role in helping educators earn Master’s and PhD certificates in STEM. The event featured food, music, and demonstrations of the center’s curriculum, providing hands-on experiences for future science educators. The center offers extensive support for teachers, including programs like “STEM on the Man” and “STEM on the Go.” During the celebration, attendees showcased various STEM “grab-and-go” kits developed by faculty in physics, chemistry, polymer science, and marine science, funded through grants aimed at enhancing learning opportunities in STEM fields.
STEM Education Center at USM celebrates 60th birthday.
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Baldwyn held its 44th annual Okeelala Fest
SUMMARY: The 44th Annual Okaily Festival in Balwin saw a strong turnout, with growing crowds and more vendors than ever since COVID. Attendees enjoyed various activities, including bouncy houses, a car show, and games like Bingo. Festival-goers expressed their excitement about the diverse offerings, such as goat plates and the opportunity to make new friends. New features this year included a rodeo and a petting zoo, enhancing the overall experience. Overall, the festival provided a fun atmosphere for families and friends to connect and enjoy various attractions.
The town of Baldwyn held it 44th annual Okeelala Fest.
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