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Sheriff: Wild hogs found dead in Clay County
SUMMARY: Clay County deputies in Mississippi are investigating the dumping of dead wild hogs in the area. Wild hogs are considered a nuisance due to their destructive behavior, and many states classify them as such. The latest incident happened on Lone Oak Road, and deputies are asking for the public’s help in reporting any traffic hazards caused by these dumped hogs. If anyone has information regarding this investigation, they should contact the sheriff’s office. WTVA’s Wayne Hereford will provide more details on this story tonight on WTVA 9 News.
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Exhibit showcases typewriters used by famous writers
SUMMARY: A recent news story highlighted that many people have never seen or used a typewriter, prompting a reflection on a past typewriter exhibit at Mississippi State University. Notable machines on display included those used by famous authors like Ernest Hemingway, Ray Bradbury, and Maya Angelou. Despite the evolution to computers, the fundamental 26 letters of the alphabet remain the same. The speaker suggests that time management may differentiate today’s writers from the past, as historical authors produced great work using typewriters. A vintage machine was also showcased for visitors to experience, evoking nostalgia for simpler writing tools.
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Interview: Cooking Like the Stars event happening Nov. 24 in Tupelo
SUMMARY: “Cooking Like the Stars,” a unique fundraiser for the Boys and Girls Clubs of North Mississippi, takes place this Sunday at Park Heights restaurant. Marketing director Eie Story describes the event, which features four celebrity chefs competing in a cooking challenge, inspired by the show “Chopped.” Guests can enjoy a pre-Thanksgiving meal, with an intimate setting for about 134 people. Tickets are $100, which includes dinner, wine, and entertainment, with hopes of raising $15,000 to $20,000. The event encourages audience participation through a People’s Choice award based on donations and ticket purchases.
Cooking Like the Stars in Tupelo benefits the Boys & Girls Clubs of North Mississippi.
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Interview: Wear It Well hosting Toys For Tots drive
SUMMARY: The Toys for Tots toy drive is underway in Ponto and Union counties, led by Katina Davis of Weared Well. Taking over from Dr. Mlan, who retired after coordinating the campaign for several years, Davis aims to ensure that the nearly 500 children in need receive gifts this Christmas. The drive seeks new, unwrapped toys for infants up to 12 years old, and various drop-off locations are available, including Busy Lad, Dollar Tree, and Weared Well. The deadline for donations is December 15, but toys will still be accepted afterward. Davis hopes to exceed the target of 500 toys.
Organization Wear It Well is hosting a Toys For Tots drive.
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