SUMMARY: Archery season has officially started in most of Mississippi, running until November 22. Hunters can pursue deer of either sex using longbows, recurves, compound bows, or crossbows on private and public lands, including Holly Springs National Forest. The North Central, Delta, and Hills regions are currently open, with the Southeast region starting on October 15. There are no specific requirements for draw weight or arrow length, and both fixed and mechanical broadheads are permitted. The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks emphasizes safe and responsible hunting practices to manage the deer population sustainably.

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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Aquarium has rescheduled its Hancock Whitney Sea of Stars fundraising event from October 17 to October 24 due to a New Orleans Saints NFL game on the original date. The aquarium‘s witty announcement highlighted their consideration of supporters who would attend the game. The event aims to raise $125,000 for a new African penguin habitat and is themed “Let’s Glow for It,” encouraging attendees to dress in business casual with neon accents. Guests can enjoy gourmet dining, bespoke cocktails, and music from the band The Chee-Weez. Tickets and sponsorship information are available on the aquarium’s website.

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SUMMARY: Hurricane Helene, which intensified to a Category 4 storm, struck the Florida coast last Thursday night, affecting six states and resulting in over 130 fatalities, with many missing in Asheville, NC. The storm caused catastrophic flash floods and damage estimates reaching $20 billion, marking it as one of the century’s largest storms. President Biden expressed condolences and affirmed federal support for recovery efforts, highlighting close coordination with local authorities. Although many want to help, officials caution against personal aid that could hinder recovery. Mississippi has deployed resources to assist affected areas and urges donations to be limited to cash.

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