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Free immunizations at county health departments April 22-26

Free immunizations at county health departments April 22-26

In recognition of National Infant Immunization Week, the Mississippi State Department of Health is offering free routine immunizations for infants and children through 18 years of age at all county health departments the week of April 22-26.

Vaccinations in this promotion include protection for infants, children and adolescents against the following diseases:

5th graders to create bicycling poster

5th graders to create bicycling poster

A national contest is offering 5th graders the chance to win a bike, bike light, and helmet. During the 2013 Bicycling Poster Contest, 5th grade students must create a poster around the theme "Bicycling makes life better."  The purpose of the contest is to promote youth riding bicycles as a way to lead a healthy lifestyle.

One winner will be selected from each state to receive a bike, bike light, and helmet.

Last few days for free immunizations at county health departments

Last few days for free immunizations at county health departments

The Mississippi State Department of Health is offering free adolescent immunizations for children ages 11-18 during the last two weeks of June.

Tdap, HPV and meningococcal vaccinations will be offered during the two-week promotion.

This year, Tdap vaccination is required for all children entering the seventh grade.

Children can visit any county health department during regular working hours for vaccinations until June 30 to receive the free immunizations.

Free immunizations at county health departments June 18-30

Free immunizations at county health departments June 18-30

The Mississippi State Department of Health is offering free adolescent immunizations for children ages 11-18 during the last two weeks of June.

Tdap, HPV and meningococcal vaccinations will be offered during the two-week promotion.

This year, Tdap vaccination is required for all children entering the seventh grade.

Children can visit any county health department during regular working hours for vaccinations between June 18-30 to receive the free immunizations.

Lock in today's tuition rates for your future college student

Lock in today's tuition rates for your future college student

JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - Governor Haley Barbour has declared September "College Savings Month" and a state program that kicked off this month is making saving easier.

Wednesday, State Treasurer Tate Reeves marked College Savings Month by kicking off the enrollment period for the Mississippi Prepaid Affordable College tuition program, or MPACT.