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07/27 Ryan’s “Still Hot” Thursday Morning Forecast
SUMMARY: As back-to-school season begins, some areas, such as Columbia and Marion County, are already seeing students return. School buses are starting to be seen on the roads, which remain clear for now. The weather has been warm and humid, with temperatures in the upper 60s to mid 60s. The forecast predicts slightly warmer temperatures and even more humidity in the coming days. It is expected to reach a high of 97 degrees, just one degree higher than yesterday. Cloud cover is expected to increase in the afternoon, cooling temperatures slightly. However, the weekend will bring back sunny and hot weather, with temperatures potentially reaching 100 degrees. The humidity is the main concern, as it could pose dangers. There is a chance of showers next week, but they are not expected to provide significant relief from the heat.

07/27 Ryan’s “Still Hot” Thursday Morning Forecast
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Morning 'Sip: NatureFEST 2025
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Museum of Natural Science is buzzing with activities, featuring the 25th anniversary of NatureFEST this Saturday, April 25th, from 10 AM to 4 PM. Tickets are available on-site. Upcoming events include “Moonlight Music and Meteors,” alongside children’s camps now open for registration, and a trivia night on April 11th. In May, the intimate “Owl Prowl” event will highlight nocturnal wildlife. Gardening enthusiasts can connect with the Mississippi Extension Service for advice on native plants. For updates, visit the museum’s website or follow them on social media, and look forward to future renovations and experiences!

Morning ‘Sip: NatureFEST 2025
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East Union girls powerlifting continues streak of dominance
SUMMARY: The East Union Lady Urchins powerlifting team achieved an unprecedented ninth consecutive state championship, showcasing dominance with a perfect record over 10 years (460-0). This historic win featured 12 competitors, all securing gold medals, with silver medals going to teammates. Two lifters earned spots in the Elite 12, recognizing them as the strongest in their weight class. As four seniors prepare to graduate, they hope to inspire underclassmen to continue the winning tradition and emphasize the importance of teamwork and support in their sport. Their remarkable achievement highlights a decade of excellence in powerlifting.

The East Union girls powerlifting team won their 9th straight state championship. They shared their story of continued dominance of the last 9 seasons.
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Jackson Democratic mayoral primary heads to runoff
SUMMARY: In Jackson’s Democratic mayoral primary, Senator John Horn nearly avoided a runoff despite low voter turnout. Horn will face incumbent Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba in a runoff on April 22nd, after securing over 7,000 more votes than Lumumba. Many voters, including some who typically lean Republican, supported Horn for his hard campaigning and ability to get things done. However, Horn’s vote share fell short of the 50% needed to avoid a runoff. The winner of the runoff will advance to the June 3rd general election. Voters are seeking a mayor who is transparent and effective in managing city resources.

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