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Mississippi teen overcomes health challenges to harvest 12-foot alligator - SuperTalk Mississippi (opens the original)
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When a 12-foot, 4-inch alligator jumped out of the water, Zoe Pell realized the hunt this year would be much different from the year before. “As soon as he drove up out of the water, he jumped and we realized that this wasn’t a little like we thought,” Zoe said. “We realized that it was a lot bigger than what we imagined.” The 15-year-old from Utica, Miss., had caught a 6-foot, 7-inch alligator during her first hunt with Southern Outdoors Unlimited, a nonprofit that connects disabled youth with
Mississippi teen overcomes health challenges to harvest 12-foot alligator (opens the original)
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GAUTIER, Miss. (RHCJC NEWS) - When a 12-foot, 4-inch alligator jumped out of the water, Zoe Pell realized the hunt this year would be much different from the year before. “As soon as he drove up out of the water, he jumped and we realized that this wasn’t a little like we thought,” Zoe said. “We realized that it was a lot bigger than what we imagined.” The 15-year-old from Utica, Miss., had caught a 6-foot, 7-inch alligator during her first hunt with Southern Outdoors Unlimited, a nonprofit that
Harrison County outlines priorities as population grows - SuperTalk Mississippi (opens the original)
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Harrison County has added roughly 30,000 residents since 2010, and local officials say continued growth and development are increasing demands on infrastructure and public services. County leaders highlighted investments in public safety, infrastructure, mental health services and programs for older residents during the recent State of the County Address. “We’ve got a lot of positive development here in Harrison County,” state Sen. Mike Thompson said. “That comes … with its own challenges — maki
Flood survivors urged to apply for FEMA assistance after Arthur (opens the original)
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PERKINSTON — More than a month after Tropical Storm Arthur flooded her Stone County home, Shelby Allen and her family are living in a camper outside the house they hope to repair. Allen said 5 feet of water entered their home during the June storm, destroying most of the family's belongings and leaving the family grieving the loss of two dogs. “(I thought), ‘What are we going to do now?’ We have no home,” Allen said. “The whole inside is all gutted out, and there's nothing in there.” Allen's fam
Mississippi nonprofit expands alligator hunts for children with disabilities - SuperTalk Mississippi (opens the original)
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A South Mississippi nonprofit will take a record 44 young people with disabilities alligator hunting this season, giving participants the chance to experience one of Mississippi’s most challenging outdoor traditions. Southern Outdoors Unlimited is a Mississippi nonprofit that connects participants with guided outdoor recreation opportunities through volunteer hunters, anglers and landowners. During alligator season, the organization pairs them with Mississippi alligator permit holders willing to
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