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SUMMARY: In their first home playoff game since 2008, the Braves faced excitement despite trailing early. With seconds left in the first half, Devonte Brown’s run set up a touchdown pass from Colin Flowers to Caleb McGruder, tying the game at 14. However, Wayne County responded with a powerful run from Steve Morgan, leading to Jacob B’s touchdown, giving them a 21-14 halftime lead. The momentum continued into the third quarter, highlighted by Marquez Leverett’s impressive catch. Wayne County excelled in crucial moments, ultimately winning the game 42-14.

11/15 Highlights: Wayne County v. South Jones

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SUMMARY: Mississippi’s voter turnout for last week’s general election was only 58%, the lowest since 2004, prompting Secretary of State Michael Watson to express disappointment, citing factors like political toxicity and voter apathy. Meanwhile, Sawyer Molds, a Seminary High School student with Down syndrome, is making strides in basketball as the newest member of the Bulldogs team, showcasing resilience and teamwork. Lifeguard Ambulance Service in Lamar County is training new EMTs on driving ambulances, focusing on essential operational skills. Additionally, William Carey University reports significant enrollment growth due to its affordable college initiatives. Lastly, the Southern Miss powwow is set for tomorrow at Spirit Park.

10pm headlines 11/15

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SUMMARY: The Salvation Army launched its Christmas red Kettle campaign, marking the start of donations at various stores. New this year, each kettle features a QR code for quick mobile donations. Major Fred Thornhill emphasized that contributions remain local, aiding those in the community. He recalled the joy of Christmas mornings as a child and highlighted the importance of providing gifts for children and seniors who may not receive much during the holidays. The campaign supports the angel tree program, which offers gifts to those in need. Opportunities to adopt angel tree recipients are still available in Hattiesburg.

Hattiesburg Salvation Army opens ‘Red Kettle Campaign’ Friday.

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