SUMMARY: David and Norma Koons, a couple from Southaven, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at Chick-fil-A, a place they’ve visited daily for two years. The restaurant staff surprised them with a decorated table, making their anniversary memorable. David, 82, highlighted that the couple’s routine has brightened the spirits of employees, showcasing the joy found in simplicity. An employee remarked on their ability to spread smiles and connect with others. The Koons’ anniversary illustrates that the key to a lasting marriage can often be found in everyday moments enjoyed together, such as shared meals in a familiar setting.

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SUMMARY: On October 18, a concert was held at Fant Memorial Library on the Mississippi University for Women (MUW) campus, featuring music department students. This event, part of the “Music in the Library” series, occurs every third Friday during the academic year and aims to provide performance opportunities for students while enhancing campus culture. The series was initiated by the late Dr. Joe L. Alexander and is supported by a piano donation from Dr. Bonnie Camp. The event is designed to enrich the cultural life of the university community.

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SUMMARY: Brianna Moore, a 19-year-old student at the University of Tampa, was charged with aggravated manslaughter after her newborn was found dead in a trash can on campus. Moore allegedly gave birth in her dorm bathroom and failed to seek medical help, claiming to police that the blood was from her menstrual cycle. An autopsy revealed the baby had suffered multiple fractures and ruled the death as homicide. Police were alerted by roommates who heard a baby crying. State Attorney Suzy Lopez emphasized the importance of Florida’s Safe Haven Law, which allows parents to safely surrender newborns.

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