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Main Street Organization talks about 33 years of growth in downtown Tupelo
SUMMARY: The growth in Tupelo, particularly in the downtown area, is continuing at a rapid pace according to WTV’s Jake White. The Main Street organization has played a key role in this growth, investing $200 million since 1991 in improving downtown Tupelo. The city’s success in developing downtown quickly is credited to progressive and strong leadership over the years. The next project for downtown Tupelo is a new farmers market, which is expected to further enhance the economic vitality and quality of life in the area. The increased infrastructure and development have also attracted more tourists to the city. Overall, Tupelo is seen as a thriving and vibrant community with a bright future ahead.
Growth in Tupelo appears to continue non-stop, especially in the downtown area.
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Raffle aims to help Lee County Library purchase new “family work station”
SUMMARY: The Friends of the Lee County Library are raffling a complete reading nook, including a recliner, table lamp, throw blanket, and a signed copy of John Grisham’s “Camino Ghosts.” The raffle aims to raise funds for a family workstation at the library, featuring a computer desk and a playpen for toddlers, enhancing the library experience for families. Raffle tickets are priced at $5 each or five for $20, available at the library or from board members. The drawing will take place on December 19th.
The Reading Nook Raffle includes a recliner, end table, lamp, blanket and signed copy of John Grisham’s Camino Ghosts.
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FRIDAY NIGHT FEVER: High school football scores and highlights from November 15th (Part 1)
SUMMARY: Jason Williams and Avery Hilard hosted Friday Night Fever, showcasing playoff matchups across various classifications. The Baldwin Bearcats defeated the Fauler Eagles 49-13, with standout performances from players like Dial Johnson. In Class 5A, the West Point Green Wave trounced YZU City High School 41-0, while the New Hope Trojans faced off against the Canton Tigers, ultimately losing 50-41. Other notable results included New Albany’s 40-3 win over ITW and Louisville’s dominant 58-7 victory. The excitement continues as teams prepare for the next playoff round, with Louisville anticipated as a significant challenge for New Albany.
Here are the scores and highlights from Friday, November 15th.
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Nick's Saturday PM Forecast 11/16
SUMMARY: On this Saturday in the Pine Belt, cooler weather is returning next week after a brief October chill. Currently, it’s 64 degrees, but Tropical Storm Sarah is impacting Central America, expected to weaken as it approaches the Yucatan Peninsula. Tonight will be mild and could see patchy fog, while Sunday promises a beautiful day with temperatures peaking in the 70s to low 80s. Rain is anticipated late Monday into early Tuesday, leading to cooler temperatures mid-week, which will be pleasant for South Mississippi as they enjoy the remainder of the week.
Nick’s Saturday PM Forecast 11/16
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