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March 28th will now be Willie Gay Jr. Day in the city of Starkville
SUMMARY: Willie Gay Jr, a former Mississippi State linebacker and Starkville Yellow Jacket, now has his own holiday on March 28th in Starkville. The first annual celebration took place at Mississippi State’s campus to honor Gay’s accomplishments in his career. Organized by Gay’s family and the University, the event was a significant moment for him. Gay expressed his gratitude and stated that March 28th will be a special day for him every year. He played for Mississippi State from 2017 to 2019, was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2020 NFL draft, and now plays for the New Orleans Saints.
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Why is everyone sick?
SUMMARY: As cooler weather arrives, doctors are seeing an uptick in flu cases and stress the importance of getting vaccinated before flu season peaks. Dr. Andrew Clark, owner of Northtown Pharmacy, highlights the risks of flu, COVID, and pneumonia, especially for the very young and elderly. He emphasizes the importance of handwashing, wearing masks, and maintaining good hygiene to avoid viruses. Additionally, Clark recommends staying hydrated, resting, and taking Vitamin C supplements to boost immunity. Flu and COVID booster clinics are being offered at churches and schools to help people stay up to date on their vaccinations.
Why is everyone sick?
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Hattiesburg names city's first poet laureate
SUMMARY: Hattiesburg has appointed its first Poet Laureate, Dr. Jennifer Peters, a Southern Miss professor. She began her two-year term in August and aims to enhance the local literary scene through public readings and writing workshops. Peters expressed excitement about defining her role and bringing poetry into the community spotlight. Sponsored by the Hattiesburg Arts Council and the city, her duties include promoting Hattiesburg’s arts and culture. She received a $2,000 stipend for her services and has already participated in her inaugural reading at the Arts Council’s emerging artists exhibit.
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WDAM 7 interview with a hurricane chaser
SUMMARY: The transcript features an interview with Josh Morgerman, a professional hurricane chaser. He discusses his experiences chasing storms, including the most intense weather he encountered this year with Hurricanes Helen and Milton. Morgerman highlights how Milton had unexpectedly strong winds after the eye passed. He also shares his passion for collecting data during storms, which he provides to government agencies for analysis. As the off-season approaches, he advises homeowners to take preventive measures, such as reinforcing roofs, windows, and siding, to better prepare for future hurricanes.
WDAM 7 interview with a hurricane chaser.
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