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SUMMARY: Happy Friday, Pine Belt! November is here, and I hope you enjoyed Halloween—I certainly did with some candy. Recently, we received half an inch of rain after a three-week dry spell, with lingering showers in areas like Pike County. However, expect mostly cloudy skies with just a few sprinkles, so enjoy Friday Night Lights without worry. The tropics are also changing as hurricane season wraps up, with low pressure expected but unlikely to impact South Mississippi. Remember to prepare for earlier sunsets at 5 PM, but we should stay warm despite the shorter days. Enjoy your weekend!

Nick’s Friday PM Forecast 11/1

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SUMMARY: Approximately 400 athletes are participating in the Special Olympics Mississippi Fall Games at Camp Shelby. The Opening Ceremonies included a parade of athletes and a speech by Senator Roger Wicker. Tomorrow’s competitions will feature events such as softball, croquet, horseshoes, and soccer skills. Attendees can enjoy snow cones, coffee trucks, and a petting zoo, along with free health screenings available in large tents. The event aims to provide comprehensive support for the athletes. The games will conclude with closing ceremonies and a Victory Day celebration tomorrow night.

Special Olympics Mississippi’s Fall Games open at Camp Shelby.

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www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt’s Local News Station – 2024-11-02 01:29:20

SUMMARY: Today marks the launch of the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree child adoption program in Hattiesburg, encouraging the community to help less fortunate children this holiday season. Various Christmas trees around the city display “angels,” which detail children’s names, wishes, and sizes for gifts. Captain Evelyn Thornhill shares her personal story of receiving aid from the Salvation Army when she was a child in need, highlighting the program’s significance. She encourages those who have received help to give back, promoting the idea of paying it forward. Monetary donations are also welcome for those unable to adopt an angel.

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