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Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson recognizes Mississippi Agritourism Month
SUMMARY: Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gibson has proclaimed this month as Mississippi Agri Tourism Month. Agri tourism integrates tourism with agriculture, attracting visitors to farms and other agricultural businesses. Gibson highlighted the significant economic impact of Mississippi’s Agri tourism industry, noting that 44 million visitors contributed $11.5 billion to the state‘s economy, with Agri tourism being the fastest-growing sector. He estimated its economic impact to be in the billions, emphasizing that it not only fosters economic growth but also serves to educate youth and create family memories. Mississippi boasts 103 Agri tourism operations statewide.
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Tombigbee EPA still out of state helping with disaster relief
SUMMARY: Tom Bigby Electric Power Association is actively working out of state to restore power to those affected by Hurricane Helen. The organization is facilitating easier crew exchanges, as shown in footage of their operations. A school bus is transporting a new crew to the Carolinas while bringing back the team that has been diligently working on disaster relief efforts.
The Tombigbee Electric Power Association is still working out of state to help those impacted by Hurricane Helene.
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More than 30 marching bands gathered at NEMCC
SUMMARY: Over 30 marching bands participated in the Northeast Regional Marching Band Championship at Northeast Mississippi Community College. High school bands from Mississippi and Tennessee prepared for this event, showcasing their talents through exhibitions and competitive segments. Bands were judged against a scoring system, aiming for top ratings and competing for the grand champion trophy. Students and directors expressed excitement and nerves, highlighting their hard work and the opportunity to perform. The Northeast Show Band from Tigerland also showcased its talent at the event, which serves as a precursor to state championships.
High school bands from across the state gathered at Northeast Mississippi Community College for the championship.
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Tupelo Titans hosts state volleyball tournament
SUMMARY: The Tupelo Titans hosted the Mid South Association of Homeschool Athletics (MSAHA) State Volleyball Tournament for the first time in Tupelo, attracting five competing teams, including one from Mobile, Alabama, and another from Covington, Louisiana. The tournament ran from 9 AM to 4 PM. Head coach Megan Robinson expressed enthusiasm for future tournaments in Tupelo, citing the community’s support. The Titans claimed victory, going undefeated and defeating the Buxy Wildcats in a best-of-three match, securing the 2024 MSAHA State Volleyball title.
The Tupelo Titans hosted a state volleyball tournament this weekend.
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