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Mitchell Farms gears up for annual MS Peanut Festival, Pumpkin Patch (opens the original)
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COLLINS, Miss. (WDAM) - Fall has officially arrived in Collins, and a beloved local destination is marking two major milestones this weekend. Mitchell Farms opened its gates last weekend for its 20th annual Pumpkin Patch season. The kickoff has already brought busloads of students, homeschool families and local visitors out to explore the 30-acre property. “We opened up for our 20th season last weekend, and we’ve already had school groups coming out, and it’s been a wonderful thing,” said co-own
Calhoun Fire and Rescue receives grant for new radios (opens the original)
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JONES COUNTY, Miss. (WDAM) - A local volunteer fire department in Jones County is getting a major boost in emergency communications. Worn-out equipment has made it difficult for volunteers at Calhoun Fire and Rescue to stay connected. “The radios that we have now are several years old, and the maintenance on them is becoming costly,” said Chief Joshua Overstreet. The department was awarded $71,619 through FEMA’s Assistance to Firefighters Grant program. With a local match of $3,580, that puts $7
Jones College announces record-breaking fall 2026 enrollment (opens the original)
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ELLISVILLE, Miss. (WDAM) - Jones College is proud to announce record-breaking numbers for fall 2026 enrollment. Leaders said the numbers surpassed the fall 2025 record of 5,057 to 5,147. The growth came from the career and technical programs, and they’re excited to see continued support for the college. The college says students can still apply for classes now. “If students are still looking to enroll or they want to take extra classes, we have an October 8-week session that will begin on Octobe
Laurel woman arrested for open burning; city reminds residents of no-burn policy (opens the original)
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LAUREL, Miss. (WDAM) - While county burn bans come and go with the weather, Laurel city officials are warning residents that its open burn ban never lifts. The warning follows a weekend arrest in which police say a woman started a fire next to a city park pavilion. Saturday evening at KC Park, witnesses called Laurel police after spotting smoke coming from within the park grounds. Investigators say 30-year-old Princess Gammage used leaves, sticks, and a small tire to start a fire directly next t
Jones College receives national grant to expand free journalism classes (opens the original)
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ELLISVILLE, Miss. (WDAM) - Pine Belt colleges are aiming to expand local news access across south Mississippi, and a grant is helping them with the tools they need to teach what it takes to be a storyteller. At Jones College Advanced Technology Center in Ellisville, the workday isn’t over when the sun goes down. Fourteen students are dedicating their Monday evenings to learning the journey of journalism with a free 8-week program. Leaders plan to add three more courses with this grant over the n
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