KnZ Wholesale ribbon cutting set for Sept. 17 in Southaven
KnZ Wholesale will hold a ribbon-cutting celebration at 3:30 p.m. Sept. 17 at 1273 Main St. in Southaven, according to the chamber.
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Southaven Young Professionals plan networking event at Back Nine Golf
Southaven Young Professionals will host an SYP & Social event for professionals 40 and under at Back Nine Golf Southaven.
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Mississippi State alumni make early impact in NFL Week 1
Former Mississippi State players contributed across the NFL in Week 1, including standout performances by Montez Sweat, Woody Marks and others.
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MDWFP explains how wild turkey behavior changes between spring and fall
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks describes how wild turkeys shift from breeding in spring to food and flock dynamics in fall.
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Mississippi health officials urge attention to changes in fetal movement
The Mississippi State Department of Health urges pregnant people to monitor fetal movement and contact a healthcare provider about changes or decreases.
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Veterans to receive free brisket biscuits at Mississippi State Fair
Veterans can receive complimentary brisket biscuits with valid ID at the Mississippi State Fair’s Biscuit Booth from Oct. 8-18.
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Oxford police to hold free women’s self-defense class tonight
Oxford police will hold a free women’s self-defense class tonight at 6 p.m. Registration is not required.
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Hitachi Energy to invest $528 million in Mississippi, add 654 jobs
Hitachi Energy plans a $528 million Mississippi investment expected to create 654 jobs and expand transformer manufacturing in Copiah County.
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Two arrested in September 12 shooting on Halls Ferry Road
Vicksburg police arrested Keandre Harris and Janasha Tyler in connection with a Sept. 12 shooting on Halls Ferry Road.
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SQT recalls Lontcs busy boards over lead-poisoning risk
SQT is recalling Lontcs busy boards over a lead-poisoning risk and violation of the federal lead paint ban. Consumers should stop using them immediately.ರ್ಕ
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