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Mississippi Christmas tree farmers look forward to busy season
SUMMARY: Christmas tree sales are thriving in the Pine Belt area, with local farmers reporting a busy season ahead. Both Smith’s Tree Farm and Talson Farm in Jones County have seen strong sales, having started pre-tagging trees early. Despite some losses from last year’s drought, favorable weather this season has resulted in healthy, lush trees, with increased customer compliments. Warmer temperatures have contributed to ongoing growth, allowing farmers to maintain competitive prices, which customers appreciate. With a high inventory of quality trees and low overhead costs, farmers are optimistic about the upcoming holiday sales.
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Severe storms cause damage in Rankin County
SUMMARY: 12 News at 10 reports on severe weather impacting Ranken County, Mississippi. Meteorologist Roberto Zamora highlights significant storm damage but notes minimal harm to homes. Local residents, including the Merchant family, describe observing twisted trees and minor effects on a nearby chicken farm. A train is halted due to a fallen tree on the tracks, with law enforcement responding to the situation. While cleanup efforts are ongoing, there have been few serious injuries reported. The community is actively surveying and addressing damage as authorities work to clear obstructed roads and tracks.
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Mississippi’s Mr. D is recognized by Congress
SUMMARY: Mr. D, the proprietor of the Old Country Store in Laurman, Mississippi, has gained notable recognition, including a mention in the Congressional Record, thanks to his renowned fried chicken, made from a secret family recipe. His journey began 25 years ago when he moved from Florida, aiming to renovate and flip the store. Instead, he became famous for his cooking, attracting thousands over the years. His chicken’s popularity has led to features in Southern Living and Food Network. The honor from Congress surprised him, but he cherishes his time in Mississippi, where he feels truly embraced.
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Tori Alvarado's 2024 Weather Recap: The year we looked up to the sky
SUMMARY: The year 2024 was eventful in weather, starting with an icy January from a small snowstorm that led to school closures. Spring brought severe weather, including quarter-sized hail and unusual storms. April featured a total solar eclipse, with over 80% obscurity in Meridian, while May saw the Northern Lights visible in Mississippi for the first time. Hurricane Francine hit Louisiana as a Category 2 storm, impacting Mississippi. September showcased a supermoon and partial lunar eclipse, and October brought another aurora borealis and the rare Comet Shuan. Overall, 2024 offered a mix of awe-inspiring weather events and beautiful sunrises and sunsets.
Tori Alvarado’s 2024 Weather Recap: The year we looked up to the sky
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