SUMMARY: Seasonal allergies, or allergic rhinitis, can affect children from age 3, especially those with eczema or asthma. Symptoms include itchy and runny noses, red or watery eyes, sneezing, coughing, and fatigue. Approximately 20% of children experience these allergies, triggered by pollen and mold, leading to inflammatory responses like congestion. Prevention involves minimizing exposure by keeping windows closed during high pollen counts and showering after outdoor activities. Allergy testing can help identify specific triggers, while various over-the-counter medications, such as antihistamines and nasal sprays, are available for relief. Consulting a doctor is advised for tailored treatment.

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SUMMARY: Southern Sky Brands, a Mississippi-based medical cannabis producer, has partnered with the Pig & Pint barbecue joint to introduce a THC-infused BBQ sauce. The product, available in a six-ounce bottle with 200 milligrams of cannabis, including 150 milligrams of THC, hit dispensary shelves statewide this week. The collaboration aims to offer medical cannabis patients a unique way to enjoy cannabis with award-winning BBQ flavors. Southern Sky Brands and Pig & Pint leaders expressed excitement about blending bold flavors and wellness benefits, with the sauce perfect for pairing with meats, fries, and vegetables. Mississippi began selling medical cannabis in January 2023.

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SUMMARY: Boeing has become a financial supporter of Delta State University’s commercial aviation program, enhancing educational opportunities for students pursuing aviation careers. Delta State President Daniel J. Ennis expressed gratitude for the donation, emphasizing its role in providing essential resources for hands-on experience and technical expertise. The contribution, although undisclosed, will support advanced training technologies, student scholarships, and industry collaborations. Betsy Martin from Boeing highlighted the partnership as an investment in the future, aiming to develop a talent pipeline of skilled pilots and aviation professionals. Delta State’s program is the only one of its kind in Mississippi’s public university system.

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