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MDWFP to host Camp Fish at Turcotte Education Center

MDWFP to host Camp Fish at Turcotte Education Center

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks will host Camp Fish at the Turcotte Education Center in Madison County June 17-20.

Camp Fish is open for children ages 11 to 15. Twenty-five applicants will be accepted. The camp aims to introduce youth to fisheries conservation, management and sport fishing.

Literary Tour Group visits Yazoo City

Literary Tour Group visits Yazoo City

A group of women from Jackson, Brandon, Flora and Madison recently toured Ricks Memorial Library on a literary tour, according to the library's Facebook page. The women also visit other sites while in Yazoo City, including the museum and cemetery.

Youth Fishing Rodeo Saturday at Turcotte Ponds

Youth Fishing Rodeo Saturday at Turcotte Ponds

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks Fisheries Bureau and Canton Parks and Recreation will host a youth fishing rodeo Saturday at Turcotte Education Center.

The fishing rodeo is open to youth 15 years old and younger. The education center is located on Highway 43 just east of the Natchez Trace on the Ross Barnett Reservoir.

Annual Bike Rodeo May 4 at Old Trace Park

Annual Bike Rodeo May 4 at Old Trace Park

Bring your bike and helmet and join Indian Cycle on Saturday, May 4, from 9 to 11 a.m. at Old Trace Park for the annual Bike Rodeo. Activities will include an obstacle course, bike decorating, a bike parade and other fun bike activities.

This year’s Bike Rodeo will be held in conjunction with the Natchez Trace Century Ride. Registration is NOT required for the Bike Rodeo but IS required to participate in the Natchez Trace Century Ride.

For more information on the Bike Rodeo, contact Jayce Powell at Indian Cycle, 601-956-8383. For more information on the Natchez Trace Century Ride, visit www.natchezcenturyride.racesonline.com or call 601-853-2011.

Sponsors needed for inaugural 3.21 Run Up for Downs

Sponsors needed for inaugural 3.21 Run Up for Downs

Be sure not to miss your chance to sponsor the 3.21 Run Up for Downs.

Ridgeland business donates to police force

Ridgeland business donates to police force

The Ridgeland Police Department recently accepted a donation from Repeat Street for a bullet-proof vest.

The business is gaining Facebook support from residents who say more local entities should be involved with law enformcement offices.

Jackie Earley says, "Way to go Repeat Street. More businesses need to get involved in protecting our officers who protect us."

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