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A season for everything

By Gary R. Bachman MSU Extension Service I usually write the Southern Gardening column about how the different seasons change the look of our landscapes and gardens, what seasonal plants look great, and when it’s time to transition with new plants for the next season. Just like in the garden, a career has a season…

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MTK thanks legislators for their continued support

By Leah Roberson Mississippi state legislators were invited to attend an appreciation brunch Dec. 6 for their past support of the Mississippi’s Toughest Kids Foundation. The foundation’s mission is to build and maintain Mississippi’s first and only year-round fully handicap-accessible camp facility for children and adults with serious illnesses, physical and mental challenges, and other special…

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Tips for a safe New Year’s Eve

New Year’s Eve is one of the most festive nights of the year. Despite its reputation for revelry, New Year’s Eve also can be dangerous, which underscores the need to celebrate responsibly when ringing in a new year. American Addiction Centers surveyed 1,000 Americans regarding their alcohol consumption habits on certain holidays. The survey found…

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BEAM seeks feedback for broadband map

The Office of Broadband Expansion and Accessibility of Mississippi (BEAM) launched a new website to record internet speeds and gather information about internet usage and availability. This information will allow BEAM to create a unique and updated Mississippi Broadband Map that is critical for expanding broadband infrastructure in the state. Any Mississippian who lacks adequate…

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Mississippi farmers urged to complete 2022 ag census

By Bonnie Coblentz MSU Extension Service Mississippi farmers and forest landowners have the opportunity to provide data that helps shape future farm policy when they complete the 2022 Census of Agriculture. The deadline to be counted in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s census is Feb. 6, 2023. Although it is too late to sign up…

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Terry-Gatesville Road BRIDGE CLOSURE

The bridge on Terry-Gatesville Rd. NORTH of Barnes Rd. in Copiah County is Closed until further notice. Anyone in north Copiah County that commutes on this route must choose an alternate route.

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Hazlehurst Business of the Month

Copiah County Medical Center was named November’s Business of the Month by the Hazlehurst Area Chamber of Commerce. Lisa Purser, executive director of the Hazlehurst Chamber, presented the award to Dr. William Morgan, CEO. Pictured are (from left) Nick Arrington, Alfa Insurance; Kayla Berch, Trustmark; Kristi Carney, CCMC community outreach coordinator; Pastor Victor Willis Sr.,…

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Santa’s Runway open for season

Santa’s Runway drive-thru Christmas light display in Pattison is now open for the season. In the 1/4-mile drive of 100,000 static and synchronized lights, enjoy displays such as “Snowman’s Hill,” “Elf Land,” “Mega Tree,” “The Tree Farm,” “Leaping Stars,” “Wall of Snowflakes,” and more. The display is courtesy of David Parks and is located at…

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CS Christmas Lighting Contest set for Dec. 15

Chautauqua Garden Club members recently helped with decorating Chautauqua Park and are now ready for Crystal Springs citizens to decorate their homes. The club invites all residents within the city limits of Crystal Springs to participate in the annual Christmas Lighting Contest to be held on Thursday night, Dec. 15, by decorating doors, windows, houses,…

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