SUMMARY: Halloween is a beloved time for families, with many now seeking destination getaways that offer unique celebrations beyond traditional neighborhood festivities. A survey by Mixbook revealed the top Halloween destinations for 2024, led by Salem, Massachusetts, renowned for its witch trials and haunted events. Other notable places include New Orleans, famous for its vibrant Krewe of Boo parade; Amityville, known for the Amityville Horror House; and Sleepy Hollow, celebrated for its spooky heritage. Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights, Los Angeles’ haunted sites, Gettysburg’s ghost tours, and Atlanta’s lively parade also feature prominently in the top ten.

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SUMMARY: Seasonal changes can trigger sadness and anxiety, with reduced sunlight and cooler weather leading to more indoor time. Mental health conversations have gained traction but still come with feelings of shame. It’s essential to recognize you’re not alone in facing mental health challenges. To navigate these feelings, it’s beneficial to speak with trusted friends, seek therapy, enjoy daily outdoor time, journal, and practice kindness towards others. Mississippi offers numerous mental health resources like Pine Grove, Right Track Medical Group, and Better Help, providing a range of support for individuals seeking assistance. Utilize these tools to foster well-being during the fall season.

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SUMMARY: This fall, Mississippi hunters can wear pink hunting vests instead of traditional orange safety gear, following the bipartisan House Bill 526. Sponsored by Republican Randy Rushing and Democrat Jeffrey Hulum, and presented by first-year legislator Jimmy Fondren, the bill aims to encourage female hunters and enhance apparel options. Fondren, who presented the bill while wearing a pink vest, hopes it inspires others. The law mandates that vests have 500 square inches of “unbroken fluorescent pink” and went into effect on July 1 after receiving overwhelming legislative support. Mississippi joins several states in allowing this color choice for hunting safety.

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