SUMMARY: The family of 60-year-old David Todd Stewart from Carthage, Mississippi, is urgently seeking answers after he went missing on June 18. A Silver Alert was issued when Stewart was last seen walking on Midway Road. Family members have repeatedly contacted the Leake County Sheriff's Office, feeling there has been inadequate communication and effort in the search. Stewart's sister, Cynthia Danevich, and niece, Kelly Duarte, expressed frustration over lost search time and resources. Sheriff Randy Atkinson assured the family that every available resource is being utilized to locate Stewart and that his heart goes out to them.

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SUMMARY: For over 35 years, The Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science (MSMS) has been located on the Mississippi University for Women's (MUW) campus in Columbus, Mississippi. At a recent Town and Tower Meeting at MUW, administration officials emphasized the importance of continuing this partnership. Speakers, including Executive Director Ginger Tedder, original faculty member Emma Richardson, and Dr. Thomas Easterling, highlighted MSMS's unique opportunities and strong community ties. The meeting focused on MSMS's history and future, underscoring its significant role in Columbus through various outreach programs and the cultural diversity it brings to the local community.

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SUMMARY: In the Golden Triangle Region of Mississippi, domestic violence statistics reveal that a woman is assaulted every 9 seconds, with 80-90% of victims recanting or dropping charges. Local law professionals discuss the manipulation of victims by perpetrators and clarify the distinction between misdemeanor and felony domestic violence charges. Assistant District Attorney Trina Davidson emphasizes that decisions are made based on facts, not victims' emotions. Starkville attorney Jeff Hosford urges victims to seek help for themselves and their children. Resources such as Safe Haven and S.A.F.E., Inc. offer emergency shelters, counseling, and other supportive services in the area.

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