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Jun 30, 2021 | 5:10 PM
OMAHA (WJTV) – While Mississippi State managed to defeat Vanderbilt 13-2 in Game 2 of the College World Series finals, their fans are making great memories in Omaha.
Mickey Milligan graduated from Mississippi State in 1965. He traveled to the College World Series for the first time with his wife, Carole, two daughters and two grandchildren. They originally traveled to Omaha for Father’s Day, but they ended up staying to celebrate Mickey and Carole’s anniversary.
Mickey said he’s had a blast cheering on his alma mater.
Fans from the Jackson-metro area also traveled to cheer on the Bulldogs.
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Central Queensland’s largest environmental event is back in 2021 and on this Sunday at the Tondoon Botanic Gardens.
Ecofest aims to educate residents to better understand their impact on the environment and to empower them into making changes towards a sustainable life.
Traditionally held on the first Sunday in June to coincide with World Environment Day, this year’s event will be on Sunday, June 6 from 10am-3pm.
Councillor Desley O’Grady said Ecofest was a perfect event for anyone to attend, as it incorporated both fun and educational elements.
“Attendees will be able to enjoy a fun day out with kids activities, educational workshops from leaders in gardening and sustainability as well as eco-market stalls, a plant sale, food vans, live music and even an appearance by the Plastic Free Mermaid, Kate Nelson,” Mrs O’Grady said.