SUMMARY: The Hibernia Irish Society hosted an event showcasing Irish Malarkey ahead of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. This gathering featured dancing, music, and live entertainment, celebrating the Irish spirit of joy and community. Society President Justin Sutton emphasized the importance of sharing Irish culture in the area, while Amy Bowman from the Nile Oir School of Irish Dance noted March as their busiest performance season. Originally a small celebration 48 years ago, the event has grown into a community-wide celebration. Everyone is welcome to join the festivities, regardless of their heritage, fostering a shared appreciation for Irish culture.

Hibernia Irish Society showcases Irish Malarkey ahead of St. Patrick’s Day Parade

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SUMMARY: As egg prices continue to rise, many families and small businesses are turning to backyard chickens for fresh eggs. Bill and Wendy, who started their chicken hobby due to rising costs, enjoy the health benefits and control over their egg production. Baker Teresa Dunn reports that increasing prices are hurting her market sales, while Ashley Rishu, who raises chickens, sees savings for her business. However, she warns that raising chickens isn’t as simple as it seems; it takes 4 to 6 months for them to mature and lay eggs. Despite the challenges, many find the effort rewarding, with some chickens laying up to 300 eggs a year.

More turn to backyard chickens amid rise of egg prices

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SUMMARY: South Mississippi is at risk for severe weather Saturday, with the potential for damaging winds, large hail, and tornadoes, though not everyone will experience severe conditions. A tornado watch is in effect for areas west of I-55. Severe storms are expected to develop from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m., with gusty winds up to 40 mph. Thunderstorms may form as individual cells, increasing the risk of tornadoes. By the evening, these storms will progress across the region, potentially clearing before 11 p.m. Stay weather-aware, and ensure access to reliable alerts like the WLOX weather app for warnings.

Chief Meteorologist Eric Jeansonne explains what to expect from pop-up storms on Saturday.

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