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Missing Man Table Set for One For All to Remember
SUMMARY: Memorial Day, observed on the last Monday of May in the U.S., honors military personnel who died in service. The day traditionally marks the unofficial start of summer with social gatherings, food, and fireworks. A more solemn tradition, the Missing Man Table, established in 1993, honors fallen, missing, or imprisoned service members. Set up in military and non-military locations like libraries and restaurants, each item on the table has symbolic meaning reflecting the absence and honor of these individuals, including a round table, white tablecloth, black napkin, single rose, inverted glass, lit candle, and an empty chair.
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SUMMARY: A ride along Highway 90 in coastal Mississippi offers beautiful views of the Mississippi Sound, now enhanced by Sea Oats—a crucial dune plant adapted to harsh sandy and windy environments. Originally absent from mainland beaches, Sea Oats have stabilized artificially constructed dunes over the past 20 years, preventing sand drift onto roadways. These hardy grasses, with extensive root systems, thrive in sandy soils and tolerate limited saltwater exposure. Their stunning golden seed heads emerge in late summer but are illegal to harvest in many states due to their ecological importance. Sea Oats contribute both beauty and functionality to the region’s landscapes.
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SUMMARY: Tailgating at Ole Miss is a thrilling experience that begins the Friday before home football games. As fans flock to the Grove to set up tents, they should arrive early since spots are first come, first served. Dressing elegantly is part of the tradition, with attendees wearing coordinating outfits in team colors. Booking hotels in advance is crucial, as accommodations fill quickly during football season. Attendees should keep valuables secure and follow the bag policy, allowing only specific sizes and materials. Ultimately, the key tip is to enjoy the occasion, as attending a game at Ole Miss promises excitement. Hotty Toddy!
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SUMMARY: The author reminisces about their childhood memories of playing in their grandfather’s corn crib and workshop, where he operated a gristmill and blacksmith forge. The corn crib, initially a playful slide for the author and their sister, became a source of cherished adventures, despite their grandfather’s warnings to stay away for safety reasons. They fondly recall visiting with the diverse customers who gathered, sharing stories and enjoying community, while the enchanting sights and sounds of the forge sparked a lifelong interest in history and storytelling. These memories have remained vivid, inspiring a desire for continuous exploration and connection within their community.
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The Blitz Week 2
Pleasant weather continues for Sunday with the heat returning next week – Home – WCBI TV
The Boeing Starliner has returned to Earth without its crew – a former astronaut details what that means for NASA, Boeing and the astronauts still up in space
Updates on worker who died in industrial accident
Jackson police arrest man accused of killing mother
Starkville teenager charged with murder
Back Bay Mission & Ground Zero Blues Club Biloxi present the 2024 Musicians with a Mission
Absentee ballot applications will be available starting Sept. 23
Gulfport’s 35-0 Victory Is The Shine On Rainy Night In Vancleave
First responders honored in Lowndes County
Teen dead after being shot multiple times in Hermitage
Three Atlantic disturbances remain active as the peak of Hurricane Season approaches. Tropical de…
William Carey University enrollment continuing to increase
On this day in 1955
Some imprisoned in Mississippi remain jailed long after parole eligibility
Mississippi regulators to solar boosters: Sit down and be quiet
Federal money heads to Webster County to build new jail
On this day in 1975
Mississippi has nation’s lowest workforce participation rate, report shows
Elementary Students to Help Revitalize Historical Mississippi City Cemetery
The Blitz Week 2
One dead, one hurt after Jefferson County highway crash
Invest 91-L brings us more rain next week
Weekend Weather: Saturday, September 7, 2024
Police investigating a fatal shooting in Sunrise
Apalachee High survivor recounts moment teacher was shot
WJTV's Melanie Christopher inducted into Silver Circle
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Councilman hosts meeting with JTRAN strikers
Big South Fork Lodge reopens after storm
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News from the South - Tennessee News Feed7 days agoTeen dead after being shot multiple times in Hermitage
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News from the South - Alabama News Feed6 days ago
Three Atlantic disturbances remain active as the peak of Hurricane Season approaches. Tropical de…
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Local News Video5 days ago
William Carey University enrollment continuing to increase
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Mississippi Today1 day agoOn this day in 1955
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Mississippi Today3 days agoSome imprisoned in Mississippi remain jailed long after parole eligibility
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Mississippi Today4 days agoMississippi regulators to solar boosters: Sit down and be quiet
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Mississippi News4 days agoFederal money heads to Webster County to build new jail
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Mississippi Today6 days agoOn this day in 1975
