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24 firefighters graduating from Mississippi State Fire Academy
SUMMARY: Tomorrow, 24 new firefighters will graduate from the Mississippi State Fire Academy in Jackson, ready to serve their communities across the state. Among them, four are from our local viewing area. A full list of graduates and their hometowns is available on our website, wtva.com. Tune in at 6 for more details.
Twenty-four new firefighters graduate on Thursday from the Mississippi State Fire Academy in Jackson.
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Temple Theatre in Meridian
SUMMARY: The speaker shares their enthusiasm for theaters in Meridian, particularly the historic Temple Theater and the old Mississippi Opera House (now Riley Center). The Temple Theater, originally built for the Hamasa Shriners, served as a movie theater and hosted annual rituals. Constructed during the era of grand movie palaces, it showcased Hollywood royalty. The footage features Frank Evans performing on the restored Morton theater organ, which has been under restoration for about 30 years. The organ will celebrate its 100th birthday in 2027, and there are hopes for a special concert to honor its legacy and the theater’s history.
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AI transforms how Ole Miss students are learning
SUMMARY: In a Newswatch Ole Miss segment, Ellie Thomas discusses how students are incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into their learning processes. Many students utilize platforms like ChatGPT for tasks such as outlining essays and brainstorming ideas, finding AI to be a valuable academic tool. Most professors are supportive of AI use, permitting it for brainstorming while emphasizing that submitted work should be original. Students report that they are learning to balance AI assistance with their own creativity, recognizing the importance of using these tools responsibly in their education.
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Interview: Mississippi United to End Homelessness in Tupelo seeking help filling boxed Christmas
SUMMARY: Carrie Hami from Mississippi United to End Homelessness spoke about the urgent need for support in Tupelo, particularly for the vulnerable homeless community, including an increasing number of elderly individuals. The organization, founded in 1991, helps connect clients with affordable housing and resources. They are currently serving 42 families and are hosting a “Christmas in a Box” fundraiser to provide traditional Christmas dinners for their clients. The initiative aims to boost morale and support families finding stability during the holidays. Hami encourages contributions, providing contact details for those interested in donating.
Mississippi United to End Homelessness in Tupelo seeks volunteers to fill boxed Christmas dinners.
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