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June Signifies Blueberry Season | Our Mississippi Home
SUMMARY: During the summer, fresh blueberries from our large patch are a staple snack, often enjoyed straight from the bush. Blueberry season starts around Memorial Day and ends by July 4th, with berries sometimes running out by late June. For later use, we freeze unwashed berries to prevent crystallization. Mother Nature manages the season, ensuring the right conditions and providing cleanup via birds. While we mostly eat raw fruit, we also enjoy blueberry recipes. Our friend Patricia Henderson shared a favorite: Blueberry Cream Cheese Muffins, easy to make and freeze. Enjoy this delicious treat! Recipe details provided.
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SUMMARY: As spring approaches, Mississippi offers a variety of exciting festivals. Notable events include the Silo Square Arts Festival in Southaven on March 29, 2025, which supports the Palmer Home; HubFest in Hattiesburg on the same day, featuring music and crafts; the World Catfish Festival in Belzoni on April 5, showcasing the state’s love for catfish; the Double Decker Arts Festival in Oxford, expected to attract over 65,000 visitors; and the Picayune Spring Street Festival on April 5-6, celebrating art and antiques. These festivals highlight local culture and contribute to community economic development.
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SUMMARY: Little “q” Ranch Quail Hunting Preserve, located near Oxford, Mississippi, is a prime destination for traditional outdoor hunting experiences. With guided quail and pheasant hunts available, both novices and seasoned hunters can enjoy modern amenities and onsite lodging. The ranch, founded by educator Josh Quong, embodies Southern outdoor traditions and has hosted memorable hunts since 2009. Visitors can also engage in fishing excursions and training sessions for safe hunting skills. Little “q” promises a family-friendly atmosphere where guests, like young Maddox, leave with unforgettable memories and plans for future visits. Explore packages and book a hunt at littleqranch.com.
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Living the Dream of Performers Everywhere: Southern Miss Alum Cast in Les Misérables National Tour
SUMMARY: David Walker, a Southern Miss alumnus, transitioned from a shy high school student to a captivating performer in the national tour of “Les Misérables.” Initially focused on a career in science, he discovered his passion for singing in high school choir, which laid the foundation for his future. After earning his degrees in music education and voice, he thrived through mentorship and accolades, including recognition from opera singer Deborah Voigt. Now touring with “Les Miz,” Walker emphasizes the importance of resilience, continual skill development, and maintaining a positive attitude in the performing arts while harboring aspirations for future projects.
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