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McElhaney Plumbing and Hardware salesman retires after 4 decades with the store (opens the original)
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HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WDAM) - McElhaney Plumbing and Hardware Supplies has been open for 100 years. Thursday, they thanked a man who has worked there for nearly half that time. Thursday was Carl Reid’s last day at McElhaney’s. He’s worked as a salesman here for the last 45 years. He says he’ll miss his customers the most. “God’s been good to us, and I feel like He sent me to this job, because I’ve stayed here so long, and they’ve treated me well,” Reid said. “And my customers, I love them all to d
More than 200 events planned for October in Hattiesburg (opens the original)
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HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WDAM) - A dip in temperatures calls for a rise in festivities. The greatest month to be a Hattiesburger has started. “It’s a magical time and that’s why each year we declare October to be the greatest month to be a Hattiesburger,” said Hattiesburg Mayor Toby Barker in a press conference Friday. With 241 events in just 31 days, the city of Hattiesburg’s October calendar is stacked with tricks, treats and economic development. “We do a weekly agenda that shows everything from l
Columbia’s First United Methodist Church pumpkin patch opens Oct. 1 (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, Miss. (WDAM) - The First United Methodist Church in Columbia is preparing for its second annual pumpkin patch. Students from several schools in Marion County volunteered to help unload about 3,000 pumpkins Wednesday morning. Volunteers came from Columbia Elementary, The Bridge School, East Marion High School, West Marion High School, Columbia High School and USM Kappa Delta. “We started this patch as a way to just be a welcoming community to Columbia and to the surrounding areas,” said
Former Stone County ‘Deputy Dreamer’ turns in badge due to citizenship status (opens the original)
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STONE COUNTY, Miss. (WDAM) - Edgar Vazquez-Silva, a former deputy with the Stone County Sheriff’s Office, has gone to social media in hopes of getting the White House’s attention. He is trying to become a U.S. citizen and eventually, a full-time officer. “My goal is to meet the president, talk to him about the Dreamers,” Vazquez-Silva said. “It’s about all of us, and it’s about making the Dreamers better, but we don’t have to be considered as illegal immigrants.” Vazquez-Silva is part of DACA, t
Salvation Army of Hattiesburg Angel Tree registration underway (opens the original)
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HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WDAM) - There are fewer than 100 days left until Christmas. In preparation, the Salvation Army of Hattiesburg is spending this week registering eligible children and seniors for the Angel Tree. Registration started Monday. It will last until Thursday. Seniors just have to call the Salvation Army at 601-544-3684 to register. Last year, the Salvation Army gave gifts to 525 kids. This year, it is looking to go up to 625. One hundred seniors also received gifts last year. The Sal
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