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Students explore construction and skilled trades
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) – Hundreds of eighth-grade students got a hands-on look at their future careers in northeast Mississippi. The NEMS FORGE Your Path Career Expo brought students together for a day of exploring construction and skilled trades, giving them a chance to see what these industries have to offer.
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Autumn Events and Festivals Across the South this November
Featured image: Explore Ridgeland It’s never too soon to get into the spirit when you’re in the South. Whether you’re getting a head start on Christmas shopping, soaking up small-town holiday traditions, or planning a weekend around live entertainment and local flavors, here’s our comprehensive list of the best things to do in November around […] The post Autumn Events and Festivals Across the South this November appeared first on Modern South .
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Tupelo Reads announces 2027 book selection
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) – A local event that brings the community together through books announced its book selection for 2027. Tupelo Reads announced The Calamity Club by Mississippi native Kathryn Stockett as its 2027 selection. Tupelo Reads encourages people to pick up a book and share literature with others.
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Mississippi State continues work towards expanding Veterinary School
STARKVILLE, Miss. – The College of Veterinary Medicine at Mississippi State is currently undergoing a $50 million expansion for various clinical and research facilities. Mississippi State is home to one of the largest veterinary schools in the country. Ongoing construction will soon expand the size, along with the opportunities of the program. MSU Animal Health Center Director Heath King spoke on the progress.
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GALLERY – Former Vice President Kamala D. Harris visited Columbus, Mississippi, to headline a get-out-the-vote rally in support of Democratic Party senatorial nominee Scott Colom ahead of the Nov. 3rd election
On Oct. 22nd, former Vice President Kamala D. Harris visited Columbus, Mississippi, to headline a get-out-the-vote rally in support of Democratic Party senatorial nominee Scott Colom ahead of the Nov. 3rd election. The rally brought Harris to Colom’s hometown as part of a campaign visit focused on mobilizing Mississippi voters ahead of Election Day. Earlier in the day, Harris and Colom were scheduled to participate in a healthcare roundtable in Clarksdale addressing concerns about Medicaid cuts and their potential impact on rural healthcare providers, patients and hospitals.Harris’ appearance in Columbus highlighted the national attention surrounding Colom’s campaign as Mississippi voters prepare to head to the polls. (Advocate Photos: Joshua Martin)
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Louisville disaster drill to temporarily close parts of Highway 15/25 Bypass
LOUISVILLE — A disaster drill Monday morning, Oct. 26, will temporarily close portions of the Highway 15/25 Bypass, the Louisville Fire Department announced. Winston Medical Center is conducting the exercise, which will involve a simulated accident and multiple emergency response agencies. Residents may see fire trucks, law enforcement vehicles, ambulances, medical helicopters and emergency personnel in the area.
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Gulfport, Tupelo and Meridian lead Mississippi cities in hometown careers survey
STATEWIDE — Gulfport, Tupelo and Meridian led Mississippi cities in a resume.io survey of young adults who want to stay in or return to their hometowns to build careers, according to a release from the company. The survey reported that 43% of Mississippi respondents ages 18 to 35 wanted...
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‘Mississippi Matters’: Kamala Harris Campaigns With Scott Colom in Columbus to Boost Voter Turnout
COLUMBUS, Miss.—Nadia Colom, the wife of Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Scott Colom, had a long, hard day on Aug. 13, she recalled writing in her journal. It was a Thursday and one of the rare times in the past few months that her husband was home for dinner during the campaigning season in which he had been trekking through all 82 counties to visit with voters.
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Venue shifts to local high school as Harris visits Columbus
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WTVA) – A last-minute venue change is creating new challenges for law enforcement as Columbus prepares for former Vice President Kamala Harris’ visit. The event will be held in the Columbus High School gymnasium on Thursday at 6 p.m. Police revisit logistics. Columbus Police Chief Garland...
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Mississippi comedians set for MSU Lyceum Series appearance
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WJTV) – The “Southern Nights Comedy Tour” will make a stop in Starkville as part of the 2027 Lyceum Series at Mississippi State University (MSU). The tour, which features Mississippi-native comedians and storytellers Landon Bryant and Mary Ryan Brown, is making a January 16 road trip to MSU’s Bettersworth Auditorium. The show will […]
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MUW will not host Scott Colom rally featuring Kamala Harris
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WTVA) — Mississippi University for Women (MUW) will not host this week’s rally for Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Scott Colom, featuring former Vice President Kamala Harris. The university released the following statement:. The rally will be at the Columbus High School gym. The rally is scheduled...
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Celebration Village kicks off 24th year
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) – Celebration Village has kicked off at the Tupelo Furniture Market with a VIP preview event giving visitors a first look at vendors, live entertainment, and a meal. General admission begins Thursday and runs through Saturday. The event will be open Thursday and Friday from 10...
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Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary installs new officers in Tupelo
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) – The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary in Tupelo held its officer installation ceremony Thursday. Nine women were installed into leadership positions, including Daniella Oropeza, who will serve as publicity officer. The ceremony recognized women who help carry out the Salvation Army’s mission. The group’s work...