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- Sep 21, 2026
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Odd Jobs: Fight director balances safety and storytelling (opens the original)
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PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) - When an actor slaps, stabs or embraces another performer, the audience gasps. But before every surprising moment on stage are hours of choreography, rehearsal, and trust-building behind the scenes. At the University of Southern Mississippi, Caitlyn Herzlinger, an associate professor in the School of Performing and Visual Arts, leads the training. As an intimacy and fight director with more than 20 years of experience in the performing arts, Herzlinger says she stages “t
Odd Jobs: Nursing simulation lab brings patient care scenarios to life (opens the original)
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PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) - At first glance, the University of Southern Mississippi’s clinical simulation lab looks like a normal hospital unit, complete with attentive staff, cutting-edge equipment, and rows of beds filled with patients in need of care. And Dr. Maria Brown, the director of USM’s School of Professional Nursing Practice, says it’s those patients that make the simulation lab the perfect classroom. “They can sweat. They can cry. They can bleed,” Brown said. That’s because the patient
Odd Jobs: Pine Belt craftsman giving century-old safes new life (opens the original)
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PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) - Dozens of safes line the workshop walls at Tullson’s Safe and Vault Restoration. Each one carries a unique history, but all await the same one-of-a-kind service. “We have safes coming here from all over the world,” owner Chris Tull said. “We have clients in 49 different states and nine different countries.” “Each one is a historical piece,” Tull said. “It tells its own story.” For more than 15 years, Tull has blended traditional techniques with modern precision to retur
Odd Jobs: The invisible job keeping your water park clean (opens the original)
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PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) - A good water park needs water— and a lot of it! At Serengeti Springs, tens of thousands of gallons of water run through the park every day. Faced with the task of keeping every drop clean, Justin Scott shrugs at titles and focuses on results. “I think I’m Facilities Manager, either Plant Manager or Facilities Manager,” Scott laughed, “I don’t know, I run the park!” Scott joined Serengeti Springs more than three years ago, when the site was in the early stages of constru
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