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Herschel Walker and Wesley Walls set to play in Sanderson Farms Championship Wednesday Pro-Am Submitted The Sanderson Farms Championship is pleased to announce that two distinguished professional athletes, Herschel Walker and Wesley Walls, have committed to play in the Allen Exploration Pro-Am this year. The Allen Exploration Pro-Am will be held Wednesday, October 25, 2017 with a 7:30 a.m. tee time. Along with being a Heisman trophy winner, Herschel Walker has succeeded as an Olympic bobsledder, track and field athlete, mixed martial artist, businessman, and author. After graduating valedictorian of his high school class, Walker began his college football career at the University of Georgia, earning three consensus All-American honors before going on to play for the Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings,
Philadelphia Eagles, and the New York Giants. Walker was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1999. This is his second time playing in the Allen Exploration Pro-Am. Mississippi native and retired NFL tight end, Wesley Walls, started his career at the University of Mississippi where he earned All-American honors his senior year. Walls moved on to play for the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XXIV, the New Orleans Saints, the Carolina Panthers, and the Green Bay Packers. In 2004, he was elected into the College Football Hall of Fame, and was elected into the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame in 2016. Walker owns and operates the Savannah-based Renaissance Man International, and is most involved with the branch called Herschel’s Famous 34,
which sells prepared chicken and appetizers to restaurants. A portion of all profits from Herschel’s Famous 34 is donated to charity. As part of his charitable work, Walker also regularly gives motivational speeches at schools and events nationwide. Walls currently works as a real estate developer, and he serves as president and CEO of Delta Furniture Manufacturing. Active in the community, he endowed a football scholarship at Ole Miss. CEO and Chairman of the Board of Sanderson Farms, Joe F. Sanderson, Jr., said, “On behalf of Sanderson Farms, I want to thank these two men for all the charitable work they do, but especially in helping out the Friends of Children’s Hospital and the other statewide charities supported by the Championship.
We are honored to have these outstanding men playing in the Allen Exploration Pro-Am.” The 50th Sanderson Farms Championship is set for October 23-29, 2017 at The Country Club of Jackson, MS. The Sanderson Farms Championship is an annual stop on the PGA TOUR hosted by Century Club Charities, a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to promote the game of golf for the benefit of charity. The tournament’s primary beneficiary is Friends of Children’s Hospital. The tournament has been part of the PGA TOUR schedule since 1968 and is now in its sixth year as a part of the FedExCup. Sanderson Farms (NASDAQ:SAFM), the nation’s third largest poultry producer based in Laurel, Miss., is the title sponsor.
Dr. Stacy Street receives National Board University Forum Series to Feature Certification in wound care management “Undocumented” October 24
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baric Medicine Center offers highly specialized wound care to patients suffering from diabetic ulcers, pressure ulcers, infections and other chronic wounds which have not healed in a reasonable amount of time. Some of the leading-edge treatments offered at the Wound Care Center include negative pressure wound therapy, debridement, application of cellular-based tissue or skin substitutes to the wound, offloading or total contact casts and hyperbaric oxygen therapy. These specialized wound care therapies can aid in wound closure, new tissue growth, wound tissue regeneration and much more. During 2017, South Central Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine Center was named a Center of Distinction. The award was presented for achieving outstanding clinical outcomes for 12 consecutive months, including patient satisfaction higher than 92 percent and a wound healing rate of at least 91 percent in less than 31 median days. For more information about South Central Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine Center, please call 601-4264739. The Wound Care Center is located at 1220 Jefferson Street in Laurel on the ground floor of South Central Regional Medical Center.
Submitted A firsthand account of the life of an undocumented immigrant in America is the topic for the next program in the fall 2017 University Forum series at The University of Southern Mississippi. Dan-el Padilla Peralta, a professor at Princeton University recognized as one of the country’s top classicists, will share his perspective on being an undocumented immigrant in America in his presentation, “Undocumented,” which forms his acclaimed book, Undocumented: A Dominican Boy’s Odyssey from a Homeless Shelter to the Ivy League. This program is set for Tuesday, Oct. 24 at 6 p.m. in Bennett Auditorium on the Hattiesburg campus. Peralta’s family came to the U.S. in 1989 from the Dominican Republic. After the family’s temporary visa expired, his father returned to the Dominican Republic, but the rest of the family remained in New York, where Peralta’s mother raised
him as they moved from shelter to shelter until he enrolled at Princeton. He kept hidden his undocumented status until he shared his secret with the Wall Street Journal in 2006. Since then, he’s told his story to advance the discussion of immigrants’ roles in shaping modern America. “University Forum brings national debates to southern Mississippi,” said Dr. Andrew Haley, director of University Forum. “Whether you support the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program or you want to build a wall between Texas and Mexico, you will find Dan-el Padilla Peralta’s experiences as an undocumented immigrant growing up in New York forces you to think harder about the role of immigrants in the United States in the 21st century.” Presented by the Southern Miss Honors College, University Forum is free and open to the public. University Forum is also available for viewing at the Gulf Park Campus in Long Beach.
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(Family Features) If you’re looking for a fun, creative DIY costume this Halloween, look no further than your next Amazon Prime delivery. Boxes from your online purchases can be used to create clever box costumes - or boxtumes - using supplies you already have around the house. Boxtumes can be as simple or elaborate as you’d like and they’re fun to make alone, with the kids or even for a group costume. With tens of millions of members around the world enjoying Amazon Prime’s unlimited fast, free shipping, the perfect boxtume is only one great idea away. For inspiration and simple how-to guides for creating your own boxtumes, like this cake boxtume, visit amazon.com/PrimeInsiderHalloween. Cake Boxtume Project courtesy of CraftyChica.com Supplies: • 4 large Amazon Prime boxes • Duct tape • Scissors or craft knife • White spray paint • White craft glue • 2 jumbo rolls of party streamers (white and another color of choice) • Brush on varnish • Paint brush • Confetti • Collage clay • Plastic tiara • Paper towel roll
Line up two boxes and tape short ends together to make the cake look like a slice. Stand boxes upright and open to desired size. Line up third box to make back of cake. Using scissors or a craft knife, cut away excess and tape to cake. Lay last box flat. Place cake on top and cut away excess. Cut hole big enough to fit over your head. Place cut piece on top of cake and
tape in place. Cut arm holes on each side, and secure all edges with tape. Spray paint entire base white. Cut white party streamers into 16-inch strips. Fold and fringe with scissors. Set cake on its side and add line of white glue along bottom edge. Attach one strip of paper fringe at a time, repeating to cover entire box. Use colored streamers to add “frosting layers.” Continue until entire cake is covered. Add extra ruffles up sides of cake to look like frosting, and use varnish to add confetti to sides of cake. Cut cardboard triangle and decorate with clay and confetti. Let dry and glue in place on top of cake. Add more clay “icing” around edges. Place plastic tiara around paper towel roll. Follow the design of the tiara with clay. Add confetti and centerpiece of choice. Tip: Wear white leggings or add a colorful tutu underneath.
Ellisville State School Employees of the Month The Direct Support Employee of the Month winners for July 2017 were recently announced at Ellisville State School. Congratulating the winners are (back row, from left to right): Dorcus Griffin, director of Ellisville Community Homes; Norton Holifield, director of Paul D. Cotton Unit; and Kathy Hodges, academic teacher, Workforce Development. Winners for the month are (front row, from left to right): Courtney Taylor, Laurel, and Norma Morgan, Laurel. Not pictured are Tracy Jordan, Laurel, and Charmony Johnson, Laurel. Submitted
Southern Miss offers unique online RN-BSN program for Mississippi nurses Submitted Registered Nurses (RNs) are essential for creating a healthier Mississippi and a healthier nation. For increased quality care, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) says one way to secure our state and nation’s health care is by increasing the number of nurses with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree. To meet this need, The University of Southern Mississippi has created a unique, fully online BSN degree designed specifically for RNs and Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) students in Mississippi. RNs can complete the program in 3 semesters. “There are many innovative features in this RN-BSN program,” says Dr. Mary Coyne, RN-BSN Program Director and Professor of Nursing. These include: • RNs can work full-time while completing the degree in three semesters • ADN students can complete the degree in 4-5 semesters, with only clinical courses left to complete once students pass the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) • Courses are offered in 8 and 16 week intervals • Courses begin Fall, Spring or Summer • Scholarships are available This program offers unique opportunities to start the program throughout the year without waiting for a traditional semester to begin. “Our program offers rolling admission so students may start the program in 8-week intervals each semester,” said Dr. Tom Hutchinson, director of the Office of Online Learning. “We have created an academic bridge for ADN nurses and students connecting our Mississippi ADN programs and Southern Miss nursing programs,” said Coyne. “Our philosophy is that all learning is personal and each student can count on faculty mentoring them throughout the program.” Coyne says the Southern Miss program has an unprecedented 99% retention and graduation rate and offers students a bright future. Achieving a BSN is the sole academic portal of entry for graduate studies in nursing, creating numerous opportunities. “Many of our RN-BSN graduates have continued in graduate nursing education and are academically and financially-empowered nurses,” says Dr. Kathleen Masters, Interim Dean of the College of Nursing. Hutchinson says the program will start admitting students for the Spring 2018 semester. To learn about requirements and admission deadlines, visit https://online.usm.edu/undergrad/ online-nursing-rn-to-bsn-degree/. The University of Southern Mississippi offers 11 undergraduate degrees and twenty-one graduate programs fully online. To learn more about the online programs at Southern Miss, visit https://online.usm.edu/.
Nothing Is Impossible for God! Nothing! By Dr. Bill Myers “God is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine.” Ephesians 3:20. Many Christians get discouraged waiting for their prayers to be answered, allowing doubt and fear to creep into their mind. A negative feeling of undeserved or unworthiness attacks many. Dear child of God, and yes, you are His child, your Heavenly Father loves you and truly desires to answer every prayer! He’s the God of miracles, answers, and open doors! What He does for others, He will do for us. We must believe and expect that He’ll come through at the right time! Some people feel they shouldn’t bother God, and He’s too busy to be concerned about small issues. Friends, He cares about every part of our lives. Many times God is waiting for us to take our hands off the situation so He can answer or provide our miracle. Trust means we choose to let go of the situation and give it to Him! Our human nature tells us we need to “fix” the problem, but trusting God means letting go, removing our hands from the problem, and having faith He will answer. “I lift up my eyes to the hills-where does my help come from? My help (answers) comes from the Lord, the Maker of Heaven and earth” Psalm 121:1-2. I’m so thankful for the stories in the Bible that encourage us to trust God. He’s a rescuer! When we focus our heart on Him with thankfulness, He will answer our prayers. Nothing, absolutely nothing, is too big for Him to handle for us. We may look at someone and say, “There is no way they will ever get saved.” But ALL things are possible with God! God sees the heart, not the outer surface! “Nothing is impossible with God” Luke 1:37. Let’s pray and speak this scripture all through our day to encourage our faith in God when all seems impossible. “A righteous man may have many troubles, but the Lord delivers him from them all.” Psalm 34:19. So, who is righteous? We are! We are the “righteousness of God in Christ Jesus.” Our Father gives us permission to approach His throne with confidence knowing He cares. We are NOT bothering Him! He welcomes His children with open arms. What do you need this morning? He’s waiting to hear from you! Remember, “Prayer changes everything!” “I am the Lord, your God, who takes hold of your right hand and says to you, Do not fear; I WILL help you” Isaiah 41:13. Are you waiting for an answer? Don’t give up! Remember, His timing is perfect. Trusting God matures and strengthens us to be strong. “In the day of my trouble I will call to you, O Lord, for you will answer me” Psalm 86:7. He has never forsaken His children. Your needs are important to Him. He will not ignore you, I promise!
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FARM Good fertilized roll-type hay, $30 per roll, 4x5, can deliver. 251-2421677. Get hay for your fall decorations. Square bales $4; 4x5 round bales, $25. 601-319-6796. Deer corn 2017 crop, triple cleaned, 50lb. sacks, $6.25. Jones Co., Hwy 84 West, Hebron. 601-433-5063.
Lot for sale: 137x137, ready to build, Karen Drive, Laurel. $20,000. 601-426-9739. +/- 104 Acres Located on Chickasawhay River in Wayne County, MS just West of Waynesboro, MS, this tract is perfect for hunting and recreation and even a place to call home. Property is a fresh cut over with hardwood/pine trees remaining on the River. Property has a lake site and a power line running across it with a planted field. Majestic Hills and Abundant Wildlife!!!! Will make a Great Timber Investment, Ask us about Cost Share with the reforestation of the property. $182,000. Call Woods & Waters Realty at 800-5263961. See more at mfmland.com. Greene County +/- 40 Acres. Just in time for deer season! Located off of Hwy 63 just North of Leakesville on Smith Dale Farm Road. This property is ideal for anyone looking to have their own personal hunting spot or investment property. This property consist of scattered hardwoods and a small creek that flows through the south end of the property. The property does have an easement and is easily accessible. This property is priced to sell at $1800/acre. Call Bennett Burris 601-913-0340 at Walley Properties, LLC. or visit our website at walleyproperties.com for more info on this property +/- 37 Acres Located on Brushy Creek Road, just NE of Lucedale, MS. This tract consist of 21 acres of row crop field with remainder in mixed hardwoods and pine. Great House Site. If you are looking for some land for Growing Crops, Cows or Horses this is the place!!!! $129,500 Call Woods & Waters Realty at 800-526-3961. See more at mfmland.com. New Listing! Leaf River Frontage! Perry County +/- 130 Acres. This property is located seconds from Downtown New Augusta along the Leaf River. This tract offers beautiful river bottoms, interior roads, and food plots. Excellent deer, turkey, squirrel, and hog hunting. This property will not be on the market long and is priced to sell at $2,250/acre. Call Bennett Burris 601-913-0340 at
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LAND Lake Eddins: a great Place To Be!! End of summer blowout!!! Off-water lots as low as $5000 and waterfront camps as low as $62,500. Call CrossRoads Realty 601-727-7653. Small acreage for sale, water, septic and power pole, owner finance, NE Jones area. 601-426-3696 or 601-470-7772. New listing!! Leaf river Frontage Camp House. This property is located on the Leaf River just off Wingate Rd in New Augusta, MS. This Unique property is perfect for a family and/or friends weekend retreat! There is actually 2 separate camp houses that are connected by a walkway. Each Camp house has 2BR, 1BA, kitchen, living room, and screened in back porch looking over the scenic Leaf River. This camp house also has a elevator that makes getting up and down a breeze. This property has its own sandbar with boat access to the river. Family and friends can enjoy a relaxing weekend of fishing, grilling, boating, swimming, and
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Walley Properties, LLC. or visit our website at walleyproperties.com for more info on this property Jones County +/- 47 Acres: Located in South Jones County on Rainey Road, only 10 miles from Hattiesburg and Laurel right off the Sanford Road Exit on HWY i59. This property would make for a great home-site/ mini-farm with plenty of recreational opportunities. Property features gently rolling hills containing a mixture of pine plantation and hardwoods. Price: $123,375. Call Bennett Burris 601-913-0340 at Walley Properties, LLC. or visit our website at walleyproperties.com for more info on this property +/- 104 Acres Located on J Walker Rd, just 5 miles West of Wiggins, MS, just off Hwy 26, this tract is one of a kind!!! Property has +/- 50 acres of improved pasture, two 4 acres lakes, four small ponds and the remainder of acreage in Hardwood/ Pine Mix timber. Good Fences and Cross Fences in place. Has beautiful house or cabin site looking over the lake with power and water already in place. Equipment shed and catch pin in place. The property has Bahalia Grass growing on it currently but will soon be harvested and Rye Grass planted for winter. This property is also just a few minutes away from Red Creek which offers boating and fishing. Don’t let this one pass you by!! Shown by appointment only. $312,000. Call Woods & Waters Realty at 800-526-3961. See more at mfmland.com. Four lots, 1-4, in Lake Park Cemetery next to Crestview in Laurel off 12th St., $4000 (sec. 9, block k). Call 601-433-7028. Jasper County +/- 40 Acres. Jasper County +/- 40 Acres. This beautiful property is located on a private lake in the Stringer School District. The property consist of 14 acres of mature pine/hardwood mix adjacent to the lake, 6 acres in the lake and 20 acres recently cut. The property offers many home/campsites. The property has deeded access on two private roads. Priced at $145,000. Call Marc 601-670-5429 at Walley Properties, LLC or visit walleyproperties.com for more info.
has recently been sheared and will be raked soon leaving a clean slate for many possibilities. There are multiple homesites and a nice pond site. Priced to sell at $52,500 Contact Marc 601-670-5429 at Walley Properties, LLC. or visit walleyproperties. com for maps and info of this listing. Wayne County +/- 84 Acres. Property will not last long! Located on the Mabry Graham Road just north of Beat 4 in Wayne County, MS. This Remarkable Tract of Land offers endless possibilities. The topography is gently rolling with sandy clay soils. The timber consist of 8-10 year old pine plantation. The property offers plenty of road frontage in a remote setting with an excellent internal road system and a natural gas pipeline for great access. Grass patches are in place and an abundance of wildlife that is sure to please any hunter. This property is offered at $165,900.00 & can also be divided. Contact Marc 601-670-5429 at Walley Properties, LLC. or visit walleyproperties.com for maps and info of this listing. +/- 47 Acres Located on Hwy 594, just a few miles East of Leakesville, MS, this tract is perfect for someone looking for a Hunting Place or to Build a House on!!! Power and Water already in place. Good mixture of pine/hardwood timber across the property with a creek running on the West side of the property. Great Hunting and Recreation. Don’t Let This One Pass You By!! $108,000 Call Woods & Waters Realty at 800526-3961. See more at mfmland. com. +/- 47 Acres Reduced!! Located on Abner Bryant Road in South Jones County, this tract offers several great home building sites. Possible lake or pond sites as well. Tim-
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October 21 The Magnolia Boys will be in concert at New Liberty C.M. Church, Bay Springs, on Oct. 21 at 6:30 p.m.
Stringer High School Class of 1967 will have our 50th class reunion at the Old Post Office in Bay Springs on Saturday, October 21 from 4:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. For more information call Linda McCord at 601-425-2809. Pine Belt Lions Club Leader dog walk/run will be held on October 21 at Longleaf Trace (Jackson Road Station) pavilion next to the Dog Park. Registration will begin at 7:30 a.m. and the walk/run will begin at 8:00 a.m. The 1-mile fun walk is $25, 5K run $35. Pre-register by calling Wayne Hardy at 601-268-6822. You can also register day of walk/ run (Credit card use available day of walk/run). October 22 East Pleasant Grove MB Church will be having our Annual Men & Women Day program on Sunday, October 22nd at 2:30 pm. The guest speaker will be Rev. Alvin Hinton of Koinonia MB Church. Please come and worship with us. October 23 The Friends of the Waynesboro-Wayne County Library will hold a five-day outdoor book sale in the parking lot of the library, Monday, October 23 - Friday, October 27 weather permitting. The sale will be held from 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. each day, except on Friday in order to take the book sale down starting at 2:30 p.m. and setting up on Monday morning. All books will be 25 cents each with the exception of new books which will be marked a special price. Thousands of items for sale include: Books on tape, cds, audiocassettes, magazines, encyclopedias, puzzles, hardback books, paperbacks, cookbooks, non-fiction books, children’s books, puzzles, textbooks, encyclopedias, DVDs and videos. Each morning additional items will be added to the sale. For more information, contact the library at (601) 7352268, by email at
[email protected], or check out updates to the book sale on Facebook. October 24 The faculty and staff of the A.P. Fatheree/Jones County Career and Technical Education Center takes pleasure in inviting you to the annual Fall Open House on Tuesday, October 24 from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. For more information, please call 601-425-2378. October 27 The Wayne County High School Homecoming game is set for Friday, October 27 at 7 p.m. when the War Eagles host West Harrison. The Homecoming parade will be held on Thursday, October 26 beginning at 5:30 p.m. There will be a pep rally at the school on Friday, October 27. The Homecoming festivities will begin Friday night at 6:20 p.m. at the football field. The Wayne County Band is also hosting the
second annual War Eagle band reunion as former students will be able to perform at halftime. Also, this year all former dance team members will perform at halftime. All former classes will be able to tailgate in the area next to the tennis courts. Each class may bring grills, food and soft drinks into the area. Tailgating will be 4-7 p.m. Former classes may park in the Old Gym parking lot, or they may purchase a $5 parking pass in advance to park in front of the stadium. October 28 Ellisville First Assembly of God’s 11th Annual Car Show will be held on October 28. Registration is from 8:00 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. The awards ceremony begins at 2:00 p.m. For more information please contact Keven Hunnell at 601319-3634 or email
[email protected]. October 29 The Fifth Sunday Singing Union invites you to our last gospel singing session at Mt. Zion UM Church on October 29 at 2:00 p.m. We are asking all groups, choirs and soloists to come out and be a part of this great program. There will be a gospel sing Sunday, October 29 at Shady Grove Baptist Church, located at SCR 503, Magee, beginning at 6:00 p.m. and featuring “The Faithway Singers”. November 5 The Community Center Church Family cordially invites you to celebrate their Pastor James Owens and First Lady Sister Trina Owens 6th Year Pastor Anniversary. This special occasion will be held on November 5 at 2:30 p.m. The speaker for this event will be Rev. Milton Branch, pastor of New Testament Church, Ellisville. November 9 The Friends of the Waynesboro-Wayne County Library will hold its annual Christmas Tasting Bee on Thursday, November 9 from 11:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. in the Betty Cain Hurt Community Meeting Room. This year’s holiday festivities will feature the theme “A Mississippi Bicentennial Christmas” with tickets selling for $12 each. Carry-outs are also available. Entertainment this year will feature music provided by Keynote Studio students (Carolyn Stagg, instructor). A softcover cookbook will be available for sale the day of the event for $10 each, as well as, Christmas wreaths and gift items. We encourage everyone to purchase their tickets early as this is a sellout event each year. For more information, contact the library at (601) 735-2268, by email at
[email protected] or check out our page on Facebook. November 11 County Line Baptist Church, 3765 Hwy. 29 South, Ovett, is having a fall festival on November 11 from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. There will be a car show/gospel sing/cake walk and games for kids. Free event.
November 18 Stringer Alpaca Festival will be held on November 18 from 9:00 a.m. till 4:00 p.m. at 383 County Road 155, Stringer. Admission is free. Pet the animals, fiber demonstrations, bounce houses, vendors, food and more. Misc. Laurel Number One Church of God In Christ, 220 South Meridian Avenue is giving out one-time food boxes to lowincome households. Appointments Only!!! For more information call (601) 426-2187. Te Invito A Mi Iglesia to Iglesia El Faro, 544 East Street, Laurel, MS. Servicios, Sabados: 6:00 p.m., Domingos: 10:00 a.m. Pastores Rafael Y Cecilia Anderson. 601-3351453. You are invited to join Wayne County 4-H. This is one of the only youth organizations that you can join where there is no enrollment fee. There are educational meetings, workshops, and more. 4-H is for youth ages 5-18. Call 601-735-2243 or drop by the Wayne County Extension Office at 810-A Chickasawhay Street to find out more. If you have FaceBook, you can also like our Wayne County Extension Office page to see some of the things we have going on. On the last Tuesday of each month, Covington County Hospital hosts a cancer support group at 5:30 p.m. in the hospital’s classroom. For more information, or call 601-7656711. Al-Anon meetings are held each Monday night at 7:00 at the 24-hour Society Club House at 626 N. Magnolia Street (corner of 7th Street, Laurel). Al-Anon is for families and friends for those who have addiction problems. Al-Anon hotline is 601-426-4688. TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets every week on Thursday, 9:15 a.m., in the Magnolia Baptist Church fellowship hall, 1040 Wansley Road in Laurel. For more information, call or text 601-323-0830 or 601-319-6931. New Creation Apostolic Church, 204 Ford Street, Taylorsville, invites everyone to join us for Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:30 a.m. We also have a prayer service on Tuesdays and Bible study on Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. The pastor is Rev. Elder Bolton. Brenda Cassman’s Ladies Night Out Ministry will be held on the second Thursday of every month from 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. with food and fellowship beginning at 6:30 p.m. The location is 7 Orange Drive, Tuckers Crossing Community Center, Laurel. Information: 601-344-8110 or 601-5801302.
Pumpkin-perfect Autumn recipes (Family Features) Fall is perfect for making time for fun before the busy holiday season - go for a fall picnic, visit your local orchard or pumpkin patch, and take advantage of all the flavors fall has to offer. Try these delicious, comforting, no-hassle fall ideas that won’t carve a big chunk out of your budget: * The great taste of seasonal produce can stand on its own, adding star power to simple recipes. Baked pears or apples are a sweet, festive treat. Slice them in half and fill with walnuts, drizzle with honey and sprinkle with cinnamon. Bake until the sugars caramelize and fruits soften. * Take on-the-go snacks to the next level by coating almonds or garbanzo beans in your favorite seasonal spices and baking until crispy. No matter the season, trim time grocery shopping by relying on a one-stop-shop like ALDI. Whether you’re looking for a new pumpkin spice treat or need quality ingredients for your famous chili, you can find it all at wallet-friendly prices.
Find more tips and recipes for a hassle-free fall at ALDI. us. Pumpkin Pie Smoothie Bowl Recipe Courtesy of Chef Audrey, ALDI Test Kitchen • 1/2 cup Baker’s Corner 100% Pure Canned Pumpkin • 1/2 cup Friendly Farms Plain Nonfat Greek Yogurt • 1/2 frozen banana • 1/2 cup Friendly Farms Unsweetened Original Almondmilk • 2 teaspoons Specially Selected 100% Pure Maple Syrup • 1 teaspoon Stonemill Pumpkin Pie Spice Optional garnishes: • SimplyNature Flax Seed • Southern Grove Chia Seeds • Baker’s Corner Semi-Sweet Mini Morsels • Southern Grove Chopped Pecans, toasted • Apple slices • SimplyNature Organic Ground Cinnamon Blend canned pumpkin, yogurt, banana, milk, syrup and pumpkin pie spice until smooth. Transfer to serving bowl. Top with desired garnishes. Mini Pumpkin Parfait with Cranberry Caramel Recipe courtesy of Chef Kates, ALDI Test Kitchen • 1 package Cafe Bistro Spekulatius Spiced Cookies • 1/2 cup Countryside Creamery Unsalted Butter, divided • 1/2 cup packed Baker’s Corner Brown Sugar • 1/4 cup water • 1 cup Sweet Harvest Whole Berry Cranberry Sauce • 8 ounces Happy Farms Pumpkin Spice Cream Cheese Spread, softened • 1/4 cup Baker’s Corner Powdered Sugar • 1 cup Baker’s Corner 100% Pure Canned Pumpkin • 8 ounces Friendly Farms Whipped Topping, divided
1. Place cookies in food processor and pulse to form fine crumbs. 2. In medium saucepan, melt 1/4 cup butter. Add cookie crumbs and stir over medium heat 5 minutes, or until toasted. Remove from heat. 3. To make caramel: Bring brown sugar and water to simmer. Cook about 10 minutes, or until color changes to dark amber. Do not stir, but watch closely. Stir in cranberry sauce and remaining butter. Return to simmer and continue stirring until well combined and thickened slightly, 3-4 minutes. Remove from heat and let cool to room temperature. 4. Press warm cookie crumbs in bottom of small serving glasses, such as clear shot glasses, espresso cups, small bowls or parfait glasses. Set aside. 5. In medium bowl, beat cream cheese and powdered sugar until light and fluffy. Add pumpkin and continue mixing to combine. Gently fold in 6 ounces whipped topping. 6. To complete assembly, top crumbs with layers of cranberry caramel and pumpkin cream. Repeat layers, including crumbs, 2-3 times depending on glass size. Top each parfait with dollop of remaining whipped topping. Serve immediately or refrigerate up to 8 hours.
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Affordable Hedge Trimming And Brush Cutting. Massengale’s Lawn Service. 769-390-3664. Roofing & Repair, new construction, leak repairs, shingles, metal, flat roofs, chimneys, all types roofing and repair, free estimates, 25 years experience, call Dennis Haigler. 601319-2522. Bostick Tree Service: tree removal, stump and root grinding with precision for easy mowing and tree health, fully insured, free estimates, serving Pine Belt area, 601-2838667 Sitework, Dozer/trackhoe services, Landclearing, Dirt hauling. We do residential/commercial sitework/ landclearing, dozer/trackhoe work, trailer/house pads, roads, ponds, etc. We haul gravel, fill dirt, topsoil, sand, rock, and mulch. For estimate call 601-498-8485. Flowers, Sand & Gravel: We now install septic systems, grinder pumps and spray systems. We deliver all types of gravel, fill material, sand, rock and topsoil, soil mix and mulch. Dozier and track-hoe service available. Foundations, roads, ponds, etc. We also have Above Ground Precast Storm Shelters, several sizes available. Give us a call. 601498-5983 or 601-477-2767. Dozer, trackhoe, backhoe, bushhogging work, fill dirt, clay, gravel, sand, delivered, mobile home pads, ponds, driveways built, repaired, clearing, site prep, Mark Butler, 601433-6459 or 601-425-1747
For small plumbing, electrical and concrete jobs call 601-381-5102 or 601-577-0838. Lawn Care: Mowing, trimming, edging. For the Laurel, Ellisville, Taylorsville and surrounding area. Commercial and residential. Free estimates. 601-517-7599. Lonnie Lofton Roofing Contracting -- since 1968. Call 601-425-4484 or 601-422-3003.
Mama’s Mattress Max! 20 different styles to try out. Sets start at twin $145, full $165, queen $185, king $295. Will split sets. Blackwell’s Furniture 5200 Hwy 84 West at Calhoun. 601.649.6111.
APPLIANCES For sale: a stainless steel side by side refrigerator/freezer. Great shape, all the extras, $350. Call 601342-7305. Broome appliances. We repair and sell washers, dryers, stoves and refrigerators with warranty, delivery. We buy, sell, repair and haul off home appliances. 601-297-2472. Used refrigerator $195, ask for Steve, 601-433-5911.
WANTED TO BUY Buy junk cars, 18-wheelers, van trailers, buses, equipment and more. Pay cash on spot. We pickup. Call day, night. 601-408-0856. I buy junk cars, buses and heavy equipment. U Call. We Haul! We pickup 24/7. Call 601-297-2778.
GARAGE SALES Saturday, Oct.21, 8:00am-Until, Kingdom Builders Church, 1404 Ellisville Blvd. Laurel, across from Express Auto up from Fairgrounds. Lots of clothes, shoes, houseware, heaters, copies, luggage, TV,household items. Lots and lots of good stuff!! October 27-28, 7-4, holiday decorations, large ladies clothing, miscellaneous, #1 Brookwood Drive. 601649-0990.
MUSICAL Lynn Evans Piano Service: Registered craftsman with Piano Technicians Guild. Used pianos for sale. B.M.E. USM. 601-729-2823 For those interested in taking voice or piano, call Glenn Padgett at (601649-4799) Miracle Place Music.
Carports and Buildings: Financing Available! 22Wx26Lx9T- $5,050 , 24Wx31Lx9T- $6,010 Fully Enclosed with two 9X8 Roll-up Doors. Price includes installation. We also offer storage buildings and barns. Call John @ 601-323-0464, 303 Hwy 11 S, Ellisville (between Pizza Hut & JCJC)
PORTABLE BUILDINGS Payne Portable Buidlings. 12 months Same as Cash or Rent to Own Financing Available wac. Office located at 342 Macey Rd., Hwy 84W, Laurel. 601-426-9484 or 601319-3555. 30x30 Tubing Building: Includes 2 Roll-Up Doors, 1 Walk-Through Door, Insulation, Cement Slab, and Installation. $10,995. Call Chatham Enterprises 601-727-4951.
HELP WANTED Local drivers needed: Southeastern Trucking is now hiring Class A drivers for sand and gravel hauling. Must have clean MVR, 2 years experience, and pass pre-employment drug screen. Benefits include: competitive pay, 401K, PTO, and insurance. Call 601-544-7000 for more information. Asphalt Paving Operator Southeastern Asphalt is currently seeking a Paving Crew Foreman. The foreman will oversee all aspects of paving, including; measuring job, calculating material and labor. Oversee crew and paving operations. Ensure work is done safely and efficiently. MUST have 5+ years of Paving Foreman experience. Southeastern offers competitive benefits and salary. Call 601-544-7000 for further information. Asphalt Paving Operator Southeastern Asphalt is currently seeking paving operators. The job requirements include, but are not limited to the following: *operate paver and other asphalt equipment in a safe manner, *inspect, clean, and maintain equipment, *work efficiently and safely with coworkers, *interact professionally with coworkers and public, *Must have 3-5 years paving experience. SEA offers excellent benefits and salary. Call 601-5447000 for further details. Acme Truck Line, Inc., employee owned. Now leasing Hot Shot, Tandem Flatbed, Mini-Floats, Step Deck. Sign on Bonuses: Flatbed or Stepdeck ($1000), Mini Float ($500),
TNT Transport Mobile Home Services: Deliver, Set Up, Skirting. Li-
MOBILE HOMES A must see. 2003 Pinnacle, 32x64, 3BR/2BA., open concept, living room, dining room and kitchen, large walk-in closet, vinyl siding with tin roof, $30,500. as is. Call 601-5200710 or TB Sales @ Facebook. Little Fixer Upper. 14x70, 2BR/2BA., $5,500. Needs floor work. 601-520-0710. “Used and Repo Dealer’’ 10 acres of mobile homes, sold as is or completely remodeled. Have it your way at TB Sales. We will get you in the right home. 601-520-0710. Won’t last long. 2BR/2BA., 2001 Horton, 16x72. Woodgrain in kitchen, w/ceramic tile counters and flooring, large master bath with garden tub and sep. shower. $16,500 as is. 601-520-0710.
ROOFING & REPAIR
• New Construction • Leaks • Repairs • Shingles • Metal • Flat Roofs • Chimneys FREE ESTIMATES 30 Yrs. Experience
Call Dennis Haigler
601-319-2522
DOUBLE E
BUSH HOGGING •Free Estimates •Competatve Rates
4 HOUR MINIMUM
601-422-3030 or 601-422-3537
SQUEAKY CLEAN
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL CLEANING SERVICES
Huge! 1-owner. 2001, 32 x 90 Champion Advantage. 4 bedrooms, 3 bath, study, 2 living rooms, large kitchen & dining room. laundry room, fireplace, vinyl siding, shingled roof. Includes stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, skirting, central heat and air. $43,000. Must be moved. Call for photos, 601-543-7620. Eagerly waiting for you, 16x76, 3BR/2BA., huge kitchen, wrap around master bath, $20,000, singlewide. Call 601-520-0710 Plenty of room! 5 bed, 3 bath double wide. Lots of space for all your loved ones. Vinyl siding and shingle roof. Zone 2! Won’t last long. Price $26,000 as is, call 601 520 0710.
•Weekly • •Bi-Weekly • •Monthly Visits •
Statewide Moving • Licensed • Insured
Nathan Bolivar
601-580-9900
In Home Care & Assistance THE RIGHT CARE---RIGHT AT HOME Locally Owned Do you or someone you know need help with: • Transportation to Appointments • Grocery Shopping/Hair Appointments • Light Housekeeping • Recovering from a Hospital Stay • Basic Companionship • And Much More!
A&A SEPTIC SERVICES, LLC Install and Repair In business for 34 years
Available After Hours
FREE ESTIMATES
601-335-2152
Licensed & Bonded Approximately 20 Yrs. Experience
LONNIE LOFTON ROOFING CONTRACTING Free Estimates
FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED
601-649-8838 601-433-2947
IN GOD WE TRUST
J&H MOBILE HOME SERVICE ALL Repairs & Replacements
since 1968
• Windows • Doors • Plumbing • Skirting • Koolseal
601-425-4484 601-422-3003
601-433-9793 WE TAKE B&B TRADE-INS! TRAILERS
UTILITY & EQUIPMENT
• Mastic Elite Contractor • 35th Year serving the Pine Belt • Winner of “7” National Awards • Mastic Vinyl Siding Products • 6” Seamless Gutter
0% FinanCing 12 Mo. SaME aS CaSH (WaC)
Check out our new website:
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FARRIS
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Mobile Home TRANSPORT
Dozer and Trackhoe Service • Build • Clear land Ponds • Haul/Fill • Driveways Dirt Professional Contracting with Reasonable Rates!
601.319.6624
GIMME SOME
Delivery & Setup
• Septic tanks • Treatment Plants • Field Line • Grease Traps
Flexible Schedule:
Cute Starter Home, 28x56, 3 bed/2 bth Double Wide, vinyl siding, shingle roof, ready to live in. Price $20,500 as is! Call 601 520 0710.
Mobile Home
FREE CONSULTATIONS 601.426.6333
601-428-5595
Right At Home: In home care & assistance. Do you or someone you know need help with: Transportation to appointments; grocery shopping/ hair appointments; light housekeeping; recovering from a Hospital stay; basic companionship and much more. For a free consultation call 601-426-6333.
Bolivar’s Mobile Home Delivery and Setup. Statewide moving. Licensed and insured. Nathan Bolivar: 601-580-9900.
Retired person to run fruit stand in Laurel, mid November thru January. 8 weeks work, $180 week, cash. 601-470-1239.
HAIGLER
BAB1475
Miller Tree Service: bucket truck, professional, 30 years experience, insured; bobcat - dump truck and chipper available, senior citizen discount, free estimates. 601-4983836, 601-649-0174.
A&A Septic Tank. We clean, install and repair septic tanks treatment plants, field line, grease traps. In business for 34 years.Family owned and operated. 601-649-8838. In God We Trust.
Seeking reliable employees CNA/ PCA’s needed for PCS. Call 601344-7801 or apply online @gthospice.Org
GIMME SOME FOOTBALL!
Double E Bushhogging, free estimates, competitive rates, 4-hour minimum. Call 601-422-3030 or 601422-3537.
Squeaky Clean Residiential & Commercial Cleaning Services. Flexible schedule: weekly, bi-weekly, monthly visits. Free estimates. 601335-2152. Licensed & insured. Approximately 20 yrs. experience.
Asphalt Quality Control Manager Southeastern Asphalt is currently seeking a Quality Control Manager. The candidate must meet the following qualifications: *3+ years experience as QC manager, *must understand DOT testing methods and requirements, *Handle data collection and reporting, *maintain database of mixture properties, *work effectively with paving crew and plant operator. Southeastern offers competitive salary and benefits. Please call 601-544-7000 for further details.
Where the Pine Belt goes to get things done!
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FURNITURE
Best Rent-to-Own deal around! Call us for all your building needs. Chatham Enterprises 601-727-4951
Hot Shot ($250). Geoffrey Clark, 601-509-9077.
DIRECTORY
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Junk Cars: Get rid of those snake dens and rat dens. Bring ‘em to us, or we’ll pick ‘em up! Springer Auto Salvage. Call 601-649-4238.
Free to a good home, beautiful silver grey kitten with green eyes. Very healthy. Five months old. 601-3351309.
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I buy junk cars, buses and heavy equipment. U Call. We Haul! We pickup 24/7. Call 601-297-2778.
Free puppies to a good home. 4 females, part Dachshund, part Jack Russell. 601-381-7332.
WaYne Williams
134 Beacon St., Ste. C
Laurel • 601-426-2432
68554
1/2 price stump removal: 5 or more average size, 24-inch diameter, 6-in. tall, with truck access. $15 each. Best price on grinding uprooted stumps. Expires 10/31/17. 601-3718733. The Tree Barber, Matthew 16:26.
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censed, bonded and insured. Todd Delk, owner, 601-335-4211.
601-516-1994
Call Verna. She Will Hold Your Personal Check And Give You Ca$h! Loans from $50 to $410
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SERVICE
DIRECTORY To advertise call
601.649.1129
or visit our website www.impact601.com
STATEWIDE MOVING
Licensed & Insured
TRANSPORTING SINCE 1979
SALES & SERVICE Tony Farris
BAB1516
Handyman: electrical, remodeling, painting, porches, interior, exterior, and more. No job too small. Laurel and surrounding area. Call 601-935-8325.
601-265-6010
Lawn Care, Painting, Decks, Plumbing, Home Repairs, A/C Inspection & Repair 257 OlD RiveR RD, Petal
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Timber Procurement • Forestry Consulting • Real Estate
WE WILL BEAT ANY COMPETITOR'S PRICE!
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RICHTON TIE & TIMBER LLC
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BUYING PINE & HARDWOOD
reasonable rates
69347
Specializing in seamless gutters, vinyl siding, patio covers, replacement windows & doors. We also offer gutter cleaning. 55647
Free estimates
79217
Pine Belt Gutters & remodelinG
LW1181
DON’T GIVE YOUR TIMBER AWAY! Call Mike West 601-270-6066
601-422-4144
WALTER’S
SEPTIC & BACKHOE • Septic Tanks • Field Lines • Treatment Plants
649-6418 498-8204 MS Health Dept. Approved
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“Mobile homes, mobile homes’’ arriving daily at TB Sales on Hwy 49 North, Hattiesburg, next to the Bouie River. We have used, repo, remodeled, fixer upper, all homes, all sizes at unbelievable prices, our guarantee no one will beat our prices for what we do. 601-520-0710 or TB Sales @ Facebook.
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1998 Redmond, 28x56, 3BR/2BA., fireplace in living room, built-in entertainment center in the family room, brand new roof, $13,500. Call 601520-0710 or TB Sales on Facebook.
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50 Shades of Gray. 16x80, 3BR/2BA., new carpet, vinyl flooring and paint. Beautiful home, must come see it. $21,888. 601-520-0710.
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2006 16x80 Bucaneer by Cavalier Homes, 3 bed 2 bath. Includes: All appliances, dining table w/4 chairs, 2 bar stools, power pole, a/c unit & front & back porches. Must be moved. $25,000. 601-670-6009.
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1986 3br/1.5ba, 14x70, 4 window units, stove, refrigerator, table and four chairs, new carpet in living room and kitchen. Ready to move in. Will make a great hunting camp. $3500. Mobile home must be moved. Call 601-426-2558.
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Blue for you! 16x80, 3BR/2BA., new plywood on floors, new sheetrock and paint, very spacious, vinyl siding and tin roof, singlewide, $19,000, Call 601-520-0710
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105 S 16th Ave. • Laurel
OF HATTIESBURG
High Quality Storage Buildings at a price you can afford
SELLING or SHOPPING? WE FINANCE IMPACT CLASSIFIED ITEMS
Farris Mobile Home Transporting: Statewide moving, licensed & insured. Transporting since 1979. Tony Farris 601-422-4144.
MOBILE HOME FOR RENT
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3Choose Your Size (Too many to list)
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(Custom orders welcome)
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GREAT FOR STORAGE, WORKSHOPS, OFFICE SUITABLE FOR RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS & MOBILE HOME PARKS
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MONTHLY PAYMENTS BASED ON THE 60 MONTH PROGRAM. 24, 36 AND 48 MO. PROGRAMS ALSO AVAILABLE.
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RENT TO OWN • PURCHASE • FINANCE 12 MONTHS SAME AS CASH -
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Bellecrest Mobile Home Park
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4885 US HWY 49 SOUTH HATTIESBURG, MS
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HOUSES FOR RENT We have 1,2, or 3 bedroom apartments, mobile homes, and houses for rent. We also have a newly renovated office/retail space for lease by Sawmill Square Mall. Please give us a call at 601-426-1002 or stop by our office at G&S Properties at 131 N 15th Avenue and pick up a list of available properties. 1, 2, 3, and 4 bedroom houses and mobile homes. Hattiesburg . Call for list. 601-336-5808. 3br/1ba, 1940 Gladiolus Drive, $750/mth, $800/dep. Phone 601319-3830. 3br/2ba home, Glade Schools, $800 month, includes water & garbage. 601-498-0929.
For rent: Taylorsville New one bedroom apartments. $500 down, $500 monthly. 601-518-0079.
SPACE RENT
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For sale by owner: 3br/2ba, 2800 sq.ft., open floor plan w/high ceiling, study, covered porch, 2 car garage on 20 acres. Stringer Schools 3+ miles. 601-577-3489.
2004 model - 14x60 3br/1ba, $550 & $200/dep. 133 Ruger Rd., 16x80 3br/2ba, $600 & $200/dep. 93 Ruger Road, 1/2 acre lot, Petal School District. Water & garbage included in prices. 601-498-2488.
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2br/2ba river home/camp, includes in-ground pool w/pool house, standby generator, river access in backyard, less than 5 minutes from town. Located on Chickaswhay River in Wayne County/Waynesboro, MS. Call Monday-Friday before 5 pm. 601-735-2045. Serious inquiries only.
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3br/1ba, c/h/a, close to JCJC. $575/mth, $300/dep., water included. 601-744-6315.
New Ownership -- 2-3 bedrooms, all electric, c/h/a, available soon, in trailer park, 100 Palmer Rd., West Jones District. 2br/1ba $425 & $300/ dep.; 3br/2ba $500 & up with $300/ dep. 601-498-2488, Rhonda.
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1993 16x80 all electric, c/h/a, South Jones District, in trailer park. 31 Burnt Bridge Rd. #3,5. Water & garbage included, $400 + $200 deposit. 601-498-2488, Rhonda.
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Small effeciency apartment for single person near downtown Laurel. All utilities, w/d available, $500/mth. 601-283-0265. For rent: 1 bedroom duplex located @ 1024 North 13th Avenue. $625/ mth + $400/dep. Utilities included. Call 601-577-2576 for info. 2BR and 3BR Apartments available immediately. Ask about our move-in special. www.sigiproperties.com. 866-991-7444 ext. 117 or 601-3365687.
AUTOS - CARS
2008 Nissan Altima. $6,700 at Ellisville Motors. Call 844-737-5629. See more at Cars601.com. 2014 Kia Cadenza. $16,995 at Hattiesburg Cars. Call our Local toll free number 855-242-0775. See more at Cars601.com
1995 GMC Mark III Luxury Van Excellent condition. 88,200 miles. $2250. Serious inquiries only. 251422-8097 2011 Lincoln MKZ, fully loaded, all the bells and whistles, very clean, good, shape, $8999. 601-422-5968, serious inquiries only. 2014 BMW 3-Series $19,900. Southeastern Auto Brokers, (844) 312-8785. See more at Cars601. com 2001 Camero, adult owned, well maintained, V-6 auto, gas saver! 85k. Cold Ac. Clean, dependable, ready to roll! $3700/obo. 601-4338526.
2014 Toyota Camry. $16,777 at Hattiesburg Cars. Call our Local toll free number 855-242-0775. See more at Cars601.com 2011 Lexus IS 250. $17,690 at J&S AutoPlex. 601-342-2123. See more at Cars601.com.
AUTOS MOTORCYCLES 2010 Harley Davidson Ultra Classic Trike, excellent condition, $18,500. 601-620-8391.
AUTOS - SUVS 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan. Seats 7. stow and go seating. AM.FM,CD player. DVD player. $3000. Call and leave a message. 601-764-7253
2009 GMC Yukon xl. $20,800 at J&S AutoPlex. 601-342-2123. See more at Cars601.com. 2013 Buick Encore. $16,995 at Hattiesburg Cars. Call our Local toll free number 855-242-0775. See more at Cars601.com 2012 Mercedes-Benz GLK. $21,990 at J&S AutoPlex. 601-342-2123. See more at Cars601.com. 2011 Chevrolet Tahoe. $19,995 at Hattiesburg Cars. Call our Local toll free number 855-242-0775. See more at Cars601.com
2007 Toyota Sequoia. $12,700 at Ellisville Motors. Call 844-737-5629. See more at Cars601.com.
2012 Gmc yukon. $25,900. Southeastern Auto Brokers, (844) 3128785. See more at Cars601.com
2016 Hyundai Tucson. $17,600 at J&S AutoPlex. 601-342-2123. See more at Cars601.com.
1999 Toyota 4Runner. $8,900 at Ellisville Motors. Call 844-737-5629. See more at Cars601.com.
2017 Ford Escape. $20,900. Southeastern Auto Brokers, (844) 3128785. See more at Cars601.com
AUTOS - TRUCKS
2006 Toyota Tundra. $16,995 at Hattiesburg Cars. Call our Local toll free number 855-242-0775. See more at Cars601.com
2006 Mercury Grand Marque, 129,000 miles, in mint condition, $6000 firm, 601-765-6103, cell 601765-5272.
2011 Chevrolet Avalanche. $26,900 Southeastern Auto Brokers, (844) 312-8785. See more at Cars601.com
2016 Toyota Camry. $16,990 at J&S AutoPlex. 601-342-2123. See more at Cars601.com.
1997 Ford F-250 Truck, $1800. Call 601-620-8391.
2011 Crown Victorian, good condition, good tires, good cold A/C. $3950 obo. 601-422-3003.
2008 Ford Explorer Sport Trac. $12,850 at Ellisville Motors. Call 844737-5629. See more at Cars601. com.
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2008 Nissan Titan. $10,500 at Ellisville Motors. Call 844-737-5629. See more at Cars601.com. 2007 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD. $19,800. Southeastern Auto Brokers, (844) 312-8785. See more at Cars601.com
CARPORTS Carports and Buildings: Financing Available! 22Wx26Lx9T- $5,050 , 24Wx31Lx9T- $6,010 Fully Enclosed with two 9X8 Roll-up Doors. Price includes installation. We also offer storage buildings and barns. Call John @ 601-323-0464, 303 Hwy 11 S, Ellisville (between Pizza Hut & JCJC)
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5 helpful ways to actively assist your community (Family Features) Social responsibility comes in all shapes and sizes, but ultimately it comes down to one common purpose: making the world a better place. From volunteering at local shelters and community centers to feeding those in need at your local food bank, there are countless ways to give back within your community. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, only 25 percent of people in the U.S. volunteered in 2015. However, studies on health and volunteering show that people who volunteer report feeling emotionally, mentally and physically better. If that’s not incentive enough, lending support to organizations in your community can often bring immediate and tangible results that give you a connection and sense of community. There are some programs that even enable people to make a difference by matching them with volunteer or funding opportunities. One example is the America’s Farmers Grow Communities
program, sponsored by the Monsanto Fund. “It’s exciting to see communities strengthened by their residents,” said Angela Allen, program manager for the America’s Farmers Grow Communities program, which focuses on supporting local nonprofits in rural communities with the help of local farmers. “The good news is there are several simple and easy ways people can get involved in their communities and make a difference.” Volunteering. Nonprofit organizations rely on the support of loyal donors and volunteers to deliver on their missions to improve the communities they serve. Time and talent are among the most valuable gifts you can give a deserving cause. One of the greatest benefits of volunteering is the chance to put your energy and abilities to use for a cause you care about, whether it’s feeding the hungry, rescuing animals or some other cause that is close to your heart. Giving blood. There is an ongoing need
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to replenish communities’ blood supplies, whether for medical uses or in the aftermath of a tragedy. Giving blood is fast, relatively painless and can save lives. Donating. Money doesn’t make the world go ‘round, or so the saying goes. However, it can make a difference when it comes to bettering the community. Nonprofit and community organizations rely on monetary contributions not only to fulfill their existing program needs, but also to expand those services to impact more people. Rather than a single, one-time gift, consider setting up an ongoing donation so your impact continues over time. Applying for funding opportunities. Another way to help your community thrive is by exploring avenues to create new funding opportunities for nonprofits. For example, the America’s Farmers Grow Communities program provides farmers an opportunity to help a nonprofit of their
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(Family Features) When school is in session and just getting out the door is an accomplishment, having go-to routines can help make ordinary activities more exciting for the entire family. However, if you encounter resistance to everyday household tasks, you may just need a simple revamp to make activities more entertaining and engaging. Refresh your family routines with these ideas designed to create more willing participants: Trash duty No one likes taking out the trash, but with a nudge, even little helpers can find fun in this mundane chore. Ask for help sorting materials in the recycle bin for an educational chance to throw things without getting into trouble. Or try timing how long it takes to gather trash from the bedrooms or bathrooms, and set a goal to break that record next week. Personal care Getting kids to brush not once but twice a day can be an onerous endeavor, but making the activity silly may be just the answer. The “Silly Brushing Song” is a fun, interactive music video and tool for parents that Tom’s of Maine created in partnership with children’s singer and songwriter Laurie Berkner to help get kids brushing for a full two minutes, twice a day, as recommended by the American Dental Association. For a winning combination, add Tom’s of Maine Silly Strawberry toothpaste, the No. 1 natural children’s toothpaste according to SPINS, a provider of retail consumer insights for natural, organic and specialty products. Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the toothpaste is made for kids ages 2-6 with natural ingredients including real strawberry extract and no artificial flavors, dyes or sweeteners. Learn more at tomsofmaine.com. Yard work Tools made for pint-sized helpers can
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make all the difference in getting junior gardeners on board. So can setting small, attainable goals so they can celebrate a sense of accomplishment. Try designating a flower bed to get rid of leaves or a section of the yard that needs sticks removed. Be sure to demonstrate proper techniques and give frequent praise for a job well done. Clean-up time It’s no secret that kids can destroy a room in minutes, especially when it’s a room filled with their favorite toys. When it comes to cleaning up, all that mess can be overwhelming. Look for ways to make the chore more manageable, such as picking up all the cars and trucks first then the building blocks next, for example. Sing songs while you work to help make the time go faster. Pet care For many households, pets are not only beloved members of the family, they’re living, breathing lessons in responsibility. Once the novelty of a new animal wears off, however, so can the excitement of feeding and walking. A simple sticker chart can be a hands-on and effective way to remind kids that this is a chore that needs to be completed every single day. Plus, pet care can be a fun way to introduce children to the importance of responsibilities and becoming a “big kid.” For added fun, make your own stickers using funny photos of your family pets.
