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The Hal's St. Paddy's parade and festival is back in Jackson
SUMMARY: Kennedi Scott reports on the vibrant and colorful parade in downtown Jackson, Mississippi, which has been a staple in the city for 40 years. The parade features creative outfits, amazing floats, and plenty of bead throwing. It celebrates the Mississippi story with people of all ages and walks of life coming together to enjoy bands playing unique tunes and decorative floats representing different groups. The air is filled with the smell of Southern food like catfish, barbecue, and fried chicken. The festivities continue with post-parade parties into the night, with all money raised going back into the community.
The Hal's St. Paddy's parade and festival is back in Jackson
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SUMMARY: Brandon police are seeking individuals who shot into a home on Faithway. The president of the homeowners association in Cornerstone neighborhood expressed shock at the incident, stating that such events are rare in the area. No one was in the house during the shooting, and surveillance footage shows two individuals firing shots. The community is rallying behind the affected residents, urging anyone with information to contact the police. The president emphasized that this incident does not define the neighborhood and asked for thoughts and prayers for those involved. Police are actively investigating the case.
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SUMMARY: Around 450 USM students will be participating in the annual Big Event Day of Service in Hattisburg this weekend. This event helps connect students to the city through volunteerism, fostering relationships between Southern Miss and the community. Students will work on various tasks at different service sites from 10 a.m. until noon, forming connections with other students, faculty, staff, and community partners. This initiative aims to create a long-term commitment to service in Hattisburg, benefiting both the students and the local community. It is a win-win situation for all involved and promotes a sense of unity and cohesion within the community.
Annual ‘Day of Service' attracts some 450 USM students to volunteer.
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SUMMARY: Jones County Sheriff Joe Berlin and management employees have agreed to undergo training on federal anti-discrimination laws, specifically focusing on sexual harassment. This requirement stems from a complaint filed by former deputy Regina Newton, who alleged discrimination and violation of her civil rights. As part of the negotiated settlement agreement, Newton will receive a $5,000 payment. The complaint details instances of harassment, including inappropriate behavior and explicit content shared in a work-related group chat. Newton resigned due to the hostile work environment and filed the charge with the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The agreement does not admit any violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
JCSD reaches settlement agreement with former deputy.
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