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Get great deals for a great cause at 'Rummage for Recovery' fundraiser
SUMMARY: This weekend, Pine residents have the chance to support their community through the second annual Rummage for Recovery sale, organized by Shay Smith with Renters for Recovery at Interlude House for Women. The event will be held at Carterville Baptist Church in Petal and aims to gather funds for the newly opened women's recovery home. Services provided include counseling, transportation, job assistance, and financial education. The event promises a large rummage sale, bake sale, face painting, and balloon animals for kids. In case of rain, updates will be shared on Facebook. The sale starts at 7 AM and ends at 2 PM.
Renters for Recovery will hold their annual rummage sale fundraiser at Carterville Baptist Church on Saturday.
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SUMMARY: Summer camps at the YMCA in Vicksburg had a unique historical lesson featuring real camels, particularly thrilling first-time encounters for many, including counselor Taylor Stamps, initially scared by the size of the animal. The camels, owned by Douglas Baum, are used to teach children about the Civil War. Baum highlighted the curious tale of a camel that served as the mascot for the 43rd Mississippi Infantry, carrying musical instruments. This engaging method aims to capture kids' attention away from technology, potentially sparking an interest in history. Camp attendee Nia McDaniel found the encounter odd but memorable, reflecting the camp's success in blending education with excitement.
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SUMMARY: At the Botanical Bliss event in Jackson, hosted by Dab's cannabis dispensary, the Mississippi Tea Company introduced their new line of infused teas and culinary products, marking their expansion into therapeutic offerings. Attendees received complimentary cooking guides for safely using the new products. The diverse menu featured edibles, wings with special sauce, various infused teas (black, green, chocolate black, mint green), honey, and upcoming items like flour and pre-rolls. The brand prides itself on using organic inputs, living soil, and solar power to create premium products. Note that visitors to Dab's Dispensary must be 21 or older.
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SUMMARY: Towns and cities across the state are holding events to promote stopping the violence. In Vicksburg, leaders and law enforcement gathered at Pearl Street Park for their annual Stop the Violence rally. Organizers emphasize that this is a serious call to action, urging the community to actively participate in reducing crime. Harris encouraged “if you see something, say something” and emphasized the importance of everyone's role. Vicksburg Fire Chief Derek Stamps reminded residents about free smoke alarm installations. The rally serves as a reminder that stopping violence requires collective effort from the entire community, regardless of age.
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