Kat Nokes

🚨🚨Vitalant has a CRITICAL SHORTAGE of Type O Blood. It’s the lowest it’s been in the last 2 years. North Mississippi hospitals and patients are depending on us for life saving treatments. 🚑🏥

Please consider donating at one of our upcoming 🩸🩸blood drives🩸🩸 Visit donors.vitalant.org and search via blood drive code to make an appointment.

📆 TODAY July 8th
Guaranty Bank Fulton MS
blood drive code:GBFulton

🗓️TODAY July 8th
NMMC HAMILTON
blood drive code: NMMCHamilton

🗓️Saturday July 11th
American Legion - Carbon Hill
blood drive code: carbonhill

Every summer plan is built on someone else getting the care they need.

Behind vacations, gatherings, and long weekends are patients relying on blood and platelet donations to keep treatment going.

Give in June and receive a $15 Rewards gift card (opt-in required) with code JUNEGIFT-2026-V as a thank-you for stepping up when it matters most.

Schedule here: vitalant.org/JuneDonorGift

Vitalant has an emergency need for Type O blood. Be a Summer HERO on Saturday and donate blood with Nauvoo Volunteer Fire Department

We have slots open. Come out and donate.

Thank you so much Around the Area with Allie Meteorologist Gabe Mahner DJ Chris Douglass for saving lives at Save Our Summer today with Vitalant - South. Come see us at Link Centre for music, free pizza, swag bags and door prizes!!! We will be here until 6 pm.

Today is D-Day Remembrance Day... on June 6, 1944, Allied forces launched Operation Overlord — the massive amphibious invasion of N**i-occupied France along the beaches of Normandy. It became one of the largest and most consequential military operations of World War II, involving thousands of ships, aircraft, and ground troops across multiple nations.

The operation marked a turning point in the war in Europe, eventually leading to the liberation of Western Europe from N**i control. The fighting on the beaches — Omaha, Utah, Gold, Juno, and Sword — came at a heavy cost, with thousands of soldiers killed or wounded on the first day alone.

Today, D-Day is remembered not just as a military milestone, but as a moment defined by sacrifice, coordination, and courage from ordinary people placed in extraordinary circumstances.

It remains one of the most studied and honored events of the 20th century.

A day to remember those who never made it home.

We have slots open. Come out and donate.