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St. Patrick lady Irish soccer looking to three-peat as MHSAA state championship after dedicating the season to one of their own
SUMMARY: This weekend, six high school soccer teams are competing for state championships in Jackson, including the St. Patrick Lady Irish, who aim for their third consecutive title. With a record of two championships over the past three years and 57 wins, the team, motivated by teammate Katherine Adams’ battle with Ewing’s Sarcoma, is ready to face Tupelo Christian on Friday. Coach Angela McClure and players express excitement and confidence from familiarity with their opponent. The victory would be particularly meaningful, showcasing their dedication to Katherine, who will be cheering for them from the stands. Good luck Lady Irish!
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New Pearl River Graphic Design Program Claims Top Honors ADDY Awards in Inaugural Year
SUMMARY: Pearl River Community College’s Graphic Design program, launched in August 2023, has quickly gained recognition by winning multiple awards at the ADDY Awards. Students Delanie Dublin and Ariona Anderson received accolades for their campaigns, with Dublin’s “No Revival” highlighting species threatened by habitat loss, and Anderson’s “Add to Cart? Add to Waste” addressing environmental consumption. Led by instructor Corey Guerra, the program aims to foster innovative designers ready for industry challenges. The ADDY Awards represent a significant milestone, providing emerging talents with recognition and opportunities to advance their careers in advertising and design, reflecting their creativity and conceptual thinking.
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Introducing our WXXV Student Athlete of the Week, Ocean Springs’ Gracie McDonald!
SUMMARY: Gracie McDonald, the WXXV Student Athlete of the Week from Ocean Springs High School, is a standout softball player and leader on the field. With a .551 batting average, 17 runs, and 27 hits, she excels in center field and contributes to her team’s success. McDonald began playing softball at a young age and embraces a team-first mentality, attributing her passion for the sport to her faith and her teammates. Recently, she signed with the University of South Alabama to continue her softball career, reflecting on her hard work and dedication throughout the years. Congratulations, Gracie!
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Mega Millions to Get MEGA Enhancements Starting April 2025
SUMMARY: Starting April 5, Mega Millions will introduce major changes, including $50 million starting jackpots, faster-growing jackpots, and automatic multipliers boosting non-jackpot prizes up to $10 million. Every win will be worth at least twice the price of a play, and there will be no breakeven prizes. The first drawing of the revamped game will occur on April 8, with each play costing $5. This marks only the second price adjustment in the game’s history. The changes aim to create more winning moments and generate additional lottery proceeds for Mississippi. Mega Millions is available in 45 states, Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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