SUMMARY: On December 6th from 5:30 to 7:30 PM, the Hattiesburg Zoo will offer complimentary “Green GrinchMobile” rides downtown. Snow falls at the Pocket Museum Alley at 6 PM. The main event, Grinchmas at Saengerville, takes place at Saenger Theater and features Seuss Juice, cookies, and appearances by the Grinch and Cindy-Lou Who. Attendees are encouraged to bring dogs dressed as Max. Other festivities include story time at the African American Military History Museum and tree-themed arts and crafts at Historic Eureka School. Families can enjoy various activities, merchandise, and photo opportunities.

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SUMMARY: Lawndale Elementary School students participated in their first-ever mascot election on November 5. Principal Talina Knight emphasized the importance of having a mascot for school spirit and branding. The initiative, proposed by teacher Denise Carter, taught students about the election process through real-world applications, including leadership and campaigning. Students created mascots, led by the dolphin, golden retriever, and panther, and campaigned using posters and costumes. On November 4, students registered to vote, and the election was conducted using a system reflecting real-world electoral processes. The golden retriever, named Champ, was ultimately elected as the school’s mascot.

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SUMMARY: On November 5, the University of Southern Mississippi hosted three-time Grammy-winning blues artist Bobby Rush for an exclusive student-produced interview, part of the EARS series. The 91-year-old shared entertaining and poignant stories across his 70-year career, infused with soulful harmonica performance. Led by Dr. Will Thompson, EARS connects students with established artists for real-world experience in audio and video production. Interviewer Bethal Miles highlighted Rush’s resilience through a turbulent era in the music industry. Rush emphasized the blues’ significance, leaving the audience inspired. This collaboration signifies USM’s commitment to bridging education with professional music experiences.

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