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Canton Is “Mississippi’s City of Lights”
SUMMARY: The Canton Christmas Festival, known as “The City of Lights,” is back and brighter than ever in Mississippi. With stunning displays, the festival offers family activities from November 24th through December 23rd, kicking off with the Sip ‘N Cider event on December 8th. Favorite attractions such as fire truck and train rides, a Victorian carousel, and Santa Claus photos are returning. New features include a giant caterpillar, Rudolph’s playground, and themed walk-through structures. Photos with Santa vary in price, while event tickets are $2 each or $25 for a sheet of 20. Additionally, local eateries and Air BnB accommodations provide a complete festive experience. For more information, contact Canton Tourism or check their Facebook account.
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A New Deep Sea Remotely Operated Vehicle Coming to USM
SUMMARY: The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) is set to operate a new remotely operated vehicle (ROV) funded by NOAA and NSF to enhance research and restoration efforts in the Gulf of Mexico. Scheduled for construction in 2024, this medium-size ROV aims to improve accessibility for oceanographic research by functioning on multiple ships. USM’s Associate VP Dr. Leila Hamdan emphasizes that this initiative will aid in workforce development and blue economy growth, particularly for students in USM’s Ocean Engineering program. The ROV will support restoration projects addressing habitat damage from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, facilitating significant scientific discoveries.
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It’s Sweet Potato Time: Vardaman Celebrates its 51st Annual Sweet Potato Festival
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Curate Your Mississippi Playlist With These Five Musical Artists’ Songs
SUMMARY: Mississippi has significantly impacted music across various genres, establishing itself as a hub of talent. The state is home to iconic figures such as Elvis Presley, the “King of Rock and Roll,” known for timeless hits like “Can’t Help Falling in Love.” Country star Faith Hill, born in Ridgeland, gained fame for songs like “This Kiss.” Leontyne Price, a celebrated soprano from Laurel, captured audiences with her operatic performances. Other notable artists include concert pianist Bruce Levingston and versatile singer LeAnn Rimes. Mississippi artists continue to enrich the musical landscape, emphasizing the vital role of music in daily life and cultural connection.
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