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Food Truck Festival in Biloxi draws an estimated 2,000 people

Food Truck Festival in Biloxi draws an estimated 2,000 people Food Truck Festival in Biloxi draws an estimated 2,000 people By Mike Lacy | May 17, 2021 at 7:02 AM CDT - Updated May 17 at 7:02 AM BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) - Radio stations know when they have a number one hit on their hands, but the latest hit over the weekend in South Mississippi was not about music. It’s about food. Specifically, food on trucks. It was a beautiful Sunday afternoon for a festival and that’s exactly what the group SuperTalk Mississippi Media did, hosting its first-ever Food Truck Festival. And if the crowd size is anything to judge from, it is a hit that will continue to play in future years.

Aberdeen mum and autistic son could lose 'life-changing' dog

An Aberdeen mum is calling for dogs to be classed as official therapy animals for autistic children, but her housing association disagrees.

Aberdeen mum and autistic son could lose 'life-changing' dog

North-east charity hopes to hit the road with sensory bus project

North-east charity hopes to hit the road with sensory bus project © Wullie Marr / DCT Media Grampian Autistic Society CEO Billy Alexander. An autism charity is hoping a new sensory bus means more young people from across the north-east can benefit from their help. Grampian Autistic Society will take delivery of the vehicle from operator Stagecoach in a matter of weeks. They plan to transform the double-decker into a spectacular sensory experience for youngsters. The lower deck would be for five to 14-year-olds and feature colour changing panels, acrylic mirrors, fibre optics and a projector. Billy Alexander from Grampian Autistic Society and Stagecoach Bluebird boss Peter Knight.