Avery Hilliard
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- 11
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Volunteer firefighters sought to support current staff (opens the original)
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SALTILLO, Miss. (WTVA) – Those willing to suit up in turnout gear and save lives are being sought. The Saltillo Fire Department posted on Facebook in search of new members for their team. “If you’re willing to serve your community, we’re willing to have you,” said Chambliss Howell, the Volunteer Captain for the Saltillo Fire Department. The department wants more firefighters to be able to respond when a call is made. “This is not a paid position,” Capt. Howell said. “We have six paid people here
Teacher, school receive College GameDay funding (opens the original)
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OXFORD, Miss. (WTVA) – An Oxford teacher and school are getting funding. Dr. Ave Miller, a math interventionist at Oxford Intermediate School, received funding for classroom resources during College GameDay in the Grove before the Ole Miss versus Louisiana State game two weekends ago. College GameDay presented her with a $1,000 check in DonorsChoose classroom resources, and Oxford Intermediate School also received $10,000. The money comes from Extra Yards for Teachers, part of the College Footba
Hotel Tupelo sold out ahead of Ole Miss-LSU game (opens the original)
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TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) — Hotel rooms in Oxford are sold out ahead of Saturday’s Ole Miss-LSU game, and one Tupelo boutique hotel is also fully booked for the weekend. Hotel Tupelo has 79 rooms, and all of them are booked for the game. Assistant General Manager Andrew Hainsworth told WTVA’s Avery Hilliard that people have been booking rooms since June and July. The hotel has been sold out since the first week of September. Hainsworth said the hotel raised its prices slightly for the weekend. Room p
Real farming experience available to students (opens the original)
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ITAWAMBA COUNTY, Miss. (WTVA) – Students are getting farming experience inside the classroom. Itawamba Agriculture High School’s (IAHS) agriculture program has added a hydroponics unit that lets students grow vegetables indoors without soil. Heather Carpenter, diversified agriculture science teacher and Future Farmers of America advisor at IAHS, said the unit gives students hands-on experience with a new production style. “To have something like this in the classroom where students can actually
Saltillo unveils new turf field ahead of season opener (opens the original)
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SALTILLO, Miss. (WTVA) — Saltillo High School’s football team has a new field ahead of its season opener this Friday against the New Albany Bulldogs. The last work done on the field was in 2011, when it was recrowned, according to head coach Case Ingram. Ingram came to Saltillo from Biggersville High School in April. He said planning for the new field began in the second semester of last year. “As far as the concrete plan, things started second semester of last year. I know talking to Coach Reed
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