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Introducing our WXXV Student Athlete of the Week, Vancleave's Savannah Hoak!
SUMMARY: Introducing our WXXV Student Athlete of the Week, Savannah Hoak from Vancleave, she’s breaking barriers as one of the first girls to play flag football at her school. Alongside her participation in flag football, Savannah excels in volleyball, soccer, and cross country, juggling a demanding schedule while maintaining a positive attitude. She believes her experiences will inspire confidence in other females to explore new sports. As a dedicated freshman playing on three varsity teams, Savannah’s hard work is paving the way for her ambitions of pursuing college volleyball and professional soccer. Exciting times lie ahead for this talented athlete!

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New ‘Mississippi Remembers’ exhibit now on display at two state museums
SUMMARY: The new “Mississippi Remembers” exhibit, now on display at two state museums in Jackson, commemorates the resilience of Mississippians following Hurricane Katrina’s devastation 20 years ago. The exhibit features powerful photographs by Melody Golding, a Red Cross volunteer during the storm, and state-held artifacts, including an auditorium seat from Pascagoula High School. It also highlights historic preservation efforts and the state’s recovery, with more than 300 properties protected post-storm. The exhibit is free to view and open Tuesday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Meggan Monday: Special Olympics come to the Coast
SUMMARY: Special Olympians from South Mississippi participated in track and field events in Gulfport and Moss Point over the past week. These games, organized by Special Olympics Mississippi, bring joy to athletes, volunteers, and families. Local volunteers and military personnel shared the impact of the event, highlighting the emotional connections formed and the joy it brought to everyone involved. Athletes, like those competing in events such as the tennis ball throw, expressed excitement and pride in their accomplishments. Special Olympics Mississippi encourages volunteers to support future events, with more information available at specialolympics.org.

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Latest damage reports from MEMA
SUMMARY: Last weekend, 17 tornadoes struck Mississippi, impacting over 20 counties and resulting in seven fatalities, with numerous homes and businesses damaged. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) is assessing the destruction, highlighting the severe impact of the EF4 and EF3 tornadoes. MEMA is providing essential supplies like tarps and water, having distributed over 18,000 bottles. Volunteers and organizations like the Red Cross are offering assistance. The governor has declared a state of emergency, and securing a federal disaster designation is crucial for providing individual assistance to affected families for repairs and temporary housing needs.

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