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Drug court graduates another 50-plus in Columbia
SUMMARY: More than 20 individuals graduated from a drug court intervention program in Columbia, marking a significant step towards new lives. Family and friends applauded the graduates, who shared their transformative journeys. Michael Fiser, a graduate, recounted overcoming family tragedies, drug addiction, and multiple imprisonments. He now enjoys a stable life with a license, car, and house. His wife, Mary, is also a graduate. Nate Smith, another graduate, looks forward to better job opportunities and continues his career in comedy and UFC. The program boasts an excellent recidivism rate, with less than 10% returning to the system. Some graduates also earned degrees or GEDs.
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SUMMARY: The transcript highlights a visit to Worthy Tree Farm in Monroe County, known for its Christmas trees. The family-run business faces challenges like drought and tornadoes but has 1,000 trees available for the season. During the opening day, the joy of seeing children experience the magic of selecting a tree is emphasized. Tips for caring for a real tree, such as trimming the bottom, daily watering, and keeping it away from heaters, are shared. The trees are cultivated for five years, starting in a greenhouse before being sold. There’s a plan to reconnect with the farm during the planting season.
WTVA’s Chelsea Simmons went to Worthey Christmas Tree Farm for this weeks Outdoor Adventure.
SUMMARY: Shoppers are gearing up for Black Friday with plans to snag the best deals, but some are also shifting focus to Cyber Monday for its convenience and ease. Jacqueline DeFrance from Vicksburg shared her shopping savvy, emphasizing the importance of finding real bargains without unnecessary purchases. Cortez Anderson from Natchez prefers Black Friday for the in-person experience, especially with clothing, while DeFrance avoids the hassle and potential chaos at physical stores by opting for online shopping. Despite differing preferences, Mississippi outlets are prepared for the influx of shoppers during this holiday tradition.
Outlets of Mississippi prepare for Black Friday shoppers
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SUMMARY: As the season of giving approaches, Gateway Rescue Mission is dedicated to providing Thanksgiving meals for those in need, serving over 200 meals daily. This year, former NFL athletes joined to lend support and spread joy, emphasizing the importance of helping the underprivileged. Guests enjoyed traditional holiday favorites, with many expressing gratitude for the meals. The mission also runs a six-month drug and alcohol treatment program, where participants contribute by working in the kitchen. Emphasizing their commitment to serving God through service, the organization highlights their belief in the power of giving.
Gateway is feeding homeless people for Thanksgiving.
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