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Interview: Finalists competing for The Pitch in Tupelo
SUMMARY:
The 2024 Pitch, a small business plan competition, is nearing its finale, with the winner set to be crowned on Monday, June 17th at 6 PM. Five businesses, mentored for five to six weeks, will make their final pitches to a panel of judges. This year, all participants will receive cash prizes. The five finalists are:
- Tupelo 360 – A community site revamped to promote local events and businesses in Tupelo and Lee County.
- Indian Food with Nikki – An Indian culinary venture aiming for growth and expanded offerings.
- Coker Excavation – A young entrepreneur-led business focusing on excavation.
- Southern L – A husband-wife team selling chicken eggs and supporting homestead ventures.
- Southern Catering Services – An engaged couple providing catering and helping others start food businesses.
The competition, held publicly at the CDF building, aims to boost local entrepreneurship.
The winner of the 2024 The Pitch will be announced soon.
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Jones County man charged with 2nd-degree murder
SUMMARY: A suspect, Dwayne Clark of Laurel, has been charged with second-degree murder following a shooting in Jones County's Powers Community that resulted in the death of Charles Anderson. The Jones County Sheriff's Department responded to a disturbance and shots fired call, after which Anderson was taken to a local hospital where he later died. In his initial court appearance, Clark's bond was set at $250,000. An ongoing investigation is underway, and updates will follow as more information becomes available.
Jones County man charged with 2nd-degree murder.
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Magee police chief resigns
SUMMARY: Chief Shane Little of McGee's police department has resigned. In a statement, he explained that he received an offer that would significantly benefit him and his family. After careful consideration and prayer, he chose to accept it. Although he is stepping down as police chief, he expressed optimism for the future of the McGee Police Department and the city of McGee.
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Runners prepare for Watermelon Classic
SUMMARY: Hydration with water and electrolytes is crucial, especially as hundreds gear up for the 28th annual Farm Bureau Watermelon Classic on the Fourth of July. This fundraiser for the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame & Museum includes a 5K run, 5K walk, and a one-mile fun run, starting at 7:30 am. Organizers expect participants from various locations, including one person running a 5K in every state, choosing Mississippi's event. With over 1,220 participants, it's one of the largest turnouts in the past decade. Packet pickup is still available for those yet to collect theirs.
Organizers prepare for 28th annual Farm Bureau Watermelon Classic
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