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Christmas with the North Mississippi Symphony Orchestra
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The North Mississippi Symphony Orchestra’s annual holiday concert, titled Christmas with the North Mississippi Symphony Orchestra, will take place on Saturday, December 14, at the Tupelo High School Performing Arts Center. Conducted by Steven Byess, the concert features performances by musicians from Mississippi and nearby states, along with the choruses of local community colleges and the Children’s Chorus. Two shows are scheduled, a matinee at 4 p.m. and an evening performance at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $35, with free admission for students presenting valid IDs. This festive event promises a delightful mix of holiday music for all ages.
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Christmas Trains in Mississippi: Your Holiday Guide to Must-See Train Exhibits
SUMMARY: Trains evoke nostalgic feelings during the Christmas season, symbolizing family journeys. The Canadian Pacific Kansas City railway shares holiday cheer in Mississippi, while the Traintastic Interactive Model Railroad Museum in Gulfport offers a festive experience with Holiday Lights from Thursdays to Saturdays in December. Admission is $25, including activities and access to the museum. Families can also enjoy the Possum Ridge model train exhibit at the Two Mississippi Museums, showcasing a 1940s railroad town, free of charge until December 31, 2024. Mississippi’s train museums celebrate the historical significance of trains in rural towns and their economic development.
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USM Graduate Students Pursue Passion for Researching Mississippi Alligator Snapping Turtles, Answering Alarming Call
SUMMARY: Dr. Luke Pearson, a USM alumnus and biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, is leading efforts to conserve the alligator snapping turtle, a species potentially facing threats. Collaborating with USM graduate students, Pearson aims to gather accurate data as Mississippi holds the highest density of these turtles. His team addresses challenges like illegal harvesting and nest predation by implementing strategies such as captive egg hatching. By tracking turtle populations with radio technology and tagging hatchlings for future monitoring, Pearson hopes to improve survival rates and understand primary threats to this largest North American freshwater turtle species.
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Welcome, Soup Season | Our Mississippi Home
SUMMARY: Mississippi’s gray skies, misty rain, and chilly temperatures call for cozying up with a warm bowl of soup. While quick options like Campbell’s chicken noodle or bean and bacon are fine, homemade soup is more rewarding. Start with rotisserie chicken: de-bone it, sauté onions, carrots, and celery, then simmer with chicken stock and seasoning. Add the chicken, thicken with roux if needed, and enjoy. Tomato soup is another favorite—sauté onions in butter, add tomatoes, season, and blend if desired. For a treat, try Greenhouse Biloxi’s tomato soup with sweet potato biscuits, perfect for lunch or dinner.
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