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Rolling Fork restores a special part of its history

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Historical markers were destroyed in the deadly March 24 tornados that leveled the city. The Mississippi Humanities Council approved emergency funding of over $15,600 for the city of Rolling Fork. Those funds will support the replacement of the "Muddy Waters Mississippi Blues" trail marker, and it will help replace the damage to signage about Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt.

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Rolling Fork restores a special part of its history

A nonprofit is to thank for the rededication.

2 years ago·Jackson, United States

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WAPT broke the news in Jackson, United States 2 years ago on Sunday, November 5, 2023.

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