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Comedy murder mystery 'Clue' opens November 6 at Laurel Little Theatre
Was it Mr. Green in the dining room with a candlestick?. The classic whodunit is coming to a Laurel stage as the comedy murder mystery "Clue", directed by Sallie Mitchell, opens on Friday, November 6. Based on the iconic 1985 cult-classic film and the beloved board game, the fast-paced farce...
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This Laurel Thrift Shop On Highway 15 Puts Out New Racks Every Day, And Locals Swear The Prices Are The Best In Town
Some of the best shopping trips start with a quick stop you almost skipped. Tucked along a highway in Mississippi sits a small thrift shop that looks plain from the parking lot but feels like a treasure hunt once you step inside. The shelves change every single day, the prices...
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South Mississippi restaurant fails health inspection for sixth time in six years
South Mississippi restaurants that failed their health inspections in the last two weeks had dirty countertops, didn't keep their food at the proper temperatures or didn't have certified food safety managers on staff. Restaurants and kitchens are required to have at least one certified manager on staff who is trained...
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SPAS holds grand opening for Petal’s ‘Second Chance’ thrift shop
PETAL, Miss. (WDAM) - Southern Pines Animal Shelter (SPAS) has opened a third thrift store to help fundraise for homeless pet care. A grand opening took place Thursday morning for the Petal location of the Second Chance Thrift Shop. The new location on South Main Street has clothing, gifts, books...
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Southern Pines to open third Second Chance Thrift Shop in Petal
PETAL — Southern Pines Second Chance Thrift Shop will open its third location Thursday in Petal, giving residents a new place to shop for secondhand items while supporting the work of Southern Pines Animal Shelter and Southern Pines Healthy Pet Clinic. The new store at 705 S. Main St.,...
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Spend A Whole Day Spotting Giraffes, Sloths And Wallabies At This Mississippi Zoo
Some of the best family outings in Mississippi start with a quick stop that was never really part of the plan. You pull off for a short break and find a leafy park with a giraffe peeking over a fence and a little train whistling past. Before long, the kids...
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This Little Mississippi Bookshop Keeps Going Deeper Than Its Storefront, With Hours Of Used Books To Browse
Some of the best afternoons start with a quick peek through a shop window. In Mississippi, there is a small bookstore that looks tiny from the sidewalk but keeps stretching farther back the moment you step inside. Shelves of used books, quirky reading gadgets, and friendly conversation wait around every...
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‘Sleeping Beauty’ ballet coming to Saenger Theater
HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WHLT) – The World Ballet Company will present “The Sleeping Beauty” at the Historic Hattiesburg Saenger Theater on March 18, 2027. Tickets will go on pre-sale on October 6, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. with code CARABOSSE. Remaining tickets will go on sale to the general public on October 9, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. […]
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Hattiesburg dog rescued from house fire with pet oxygen mask
HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WDAM) - Hattiesburg firefighters rescued a dog from a burning home on Ashford Circle in September, using a specialized oxygen mask designed for animals, according to Hattiesburg Fire Department (HFD) Chief Chris Carr. Body camera footage from an HFD firefighter showed they pulled up to a house fully...
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No sweat. Enjoy these outdoor spots in Hattiesburg as the weather cools
Now that fall is here and temperatures are starting to drop, it is easier getting outside to enjoy Hattiesburg 's many outdoor activities. Whether it is a walk through downtown, a stop by the farmers market on Thursday afternoon, a bike ride on the Longleaf Trace or even a meal with the family on the patio of one of the city's 200 local restaurants, Hattiesburg and the surrounding Pine Belt area offer plenty of ways to get outside in the cooler temperatures. Following are a few of the Hattiesburg American 's suggestions. The Hattiesburg Zoo The closest some people came to a trip to the Hattiesburg Zoo this summer was driving past on Hardy Street and spotting the giraffes and zebras in their enclosures. The zoo is mostly outdoors, so it can get hot during the summer. Now is a great time to visit, not only because the weather is getting nicer but also because the zoo gained a few residents over the summer. Baby spider monkeys , Cider, Holly and Juniper, were all introduced to the public in April, a spotted hyena cub named, Tukio, was born on June 12 and a 12-year-old Malaysian tiger named Ava moved to