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Reporter for @wtva9news in Tupelo, Mississippi | TWU Alumna | Ole Miss Alumna | Have a story idea?! Email me! ahilliard@wtva.com
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Shannon football coach leads weekly Bible study for young athletes

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By Avery Hilliard Verified
| WTVA-TV (Tupelo, MS) Verified
SHANNON, Miss. (WTVA) — A local high school football coach is going beyond the football field to mentor young male athletes. Through his nonprofit organization, Ken Topps is sharing his faith and providing mentorship to young male athletes every Wednesday. Topps, the head football coach at Shannon High School, founded the nonprofit From the Valley to the Top to share his faith and teach young male athletes.
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Ole Miss fans show love to baseball team as it departs for College World Series

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By Avery Hilliard Verified
| WDAM-TV (Moselle, MS) Verified
OXFORD, Miss. (WTVA) — The Ole Miss Rebels baseball team departed for Omaha on Wednesday morning to compete in the College World Series (CWS) for the first time in four years. Fans gathered at Swayze Field to cheer the team on, show off signs and get autographs before the bus left for Nebraska.
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Tupelo Salvation Army always seeking donations of water, hydrating items for summer months

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By Avery Hilliard Verified
| WTVA-TV (Tupelo, MS) Verified
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) — The Salvation Army in Tupelo is providing water and other essential items to people experiencing homelessness during Mississippi’s summer months. Latonya Griffin, kitchen coordinator at the Tupelo Salvation Army, said the summer heat can be dangerous. “Mississippi has some extremely hot summer months; it can be dangerous,” she said. Griffin runs the kitchen and oversees a water bottle drive that has been happening since 2021.
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