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Yazoo County native will compete for a Super Bowl ring
SUMMARY: Kenneth Gainwell, a 2017 graduate from Yazoo County and a former three-star football prospect, has achieved success in the NFL, being drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2021 and reaching his second Super Bowl. Despite his rising stardom, he remains deeply connected to his roots, emphasizing the importance of giving back to his community. Gainwell frequently engages with local youth through free camps and has donated workout shoes to young athletes. His commitment to inspiring and supporting kids back home reflects his dedication, proving that even with a demanding NFL schedule, he prioritizes uplifting those who raised him.

Chiefs running back Kenneth Gainwell will compete in second Super Bowl.
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New exhibit on display honoring Hurricane Katrina
SUMMARY: A new exhibit titled “Hurricane Katrina: Mississippi Remembers” showcases the aftermath of the devastating storm, highlighting the resilience of survivors through the lens of Vicksburg photographer Melody Golding. The exhibit features poignant black-and-white photos of destruction, recovery efforts, and personal stories from those affected across Mississippi, marking the 20th anniversary of the hurricane. While often overshadowed by the impact on New Orleans, the exhibit underscores the struggles faced by communities along the Gulf Coast and in Jackson. In addition to the photographs, the museum offers gallery talks, school programs, and panel discussions about the hurricane’s legacy.

New exhibit on display honoring Hurricane Katrina
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WTOK News 11 Weather – Zack Rogers 3/6/25
SUMMARY: WTOK News 11 Weather’s Zack Rogers reports warm weather today with temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s, cooling to the low 40s tonight. Friday will bring highs in the mid-70s, but clouds will roll in by afternoon, leading to rain chances by Saturday. A marginal severe risk exists for southern counties with potential heavy showers and gusty winds. The rain will continue into Saturday evening, with cooler temperatures following into Sunday. Next week, expect warmer conditions in the mid-70s as many schools begin spring break, making for pleasant weather ahead.

WTOK News 11 Weather – Zack Rogers 3/6/25
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What’s Happening: Wellness chat, food giveaway in Tupelo, pet microchip event in Saltillo
SUMMARY: This weekend in Tupelo, several events are happening. Emmy-winning actress Cheryl Lee Ralph will be at the 7th Street Event Center in Columbus for a wellness event, including a VIP tea at 1:00 p.m. and a fireside chat at 3:00 p.m. In Tupelo, Harrisburg Baptist Church will host a Spring Break Food Bank food giveaway at 10:00 a.m., with one box per ID or two per car. Additionally, a dog microchipping event will take place in Saltillo from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., hosted by the Saltillo Main Street Association, with a $15 fee per dog.

There are several events happening this weekend.
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