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55 combat soldiers return home after being deployed to Germany
SUMMARY: Staff Sergeant Christopher Greer and Specialist Alonzo Wilcher returned from deploying to Ukraine, where they trained military chaplains and personnel in support of Ukraine’s efforts against Russia. Greer expressed his eagerness to reunite with his family and youth group at Grace Church. Wilcher, highlighting the opportunities within the National Guard, shared his positive experiences and mentorship he received during his deployment. Major General Bobby Ginn praised the soldiers’ dedication, noting their effective training of Ukrainian forces. The returning soldiers will now enjoy time off to reconnect with loved ones as they transition back to civilian life in Northeast Mississippi.
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SUMMARY: Thalia Mara Hall in Jackson, Mississippi, is facing concerns from residents about its future after closing due to mold and other issues. The venue, which hosts significant productions, may not reopen, affecting the state‘s ability to attract shows. Citizens express frustration over the deteriorating condition of the facility, highlighting the waste of its expensive infrastructure. Recent inspections revealed mold, human waste, and outdated fire extinguishers. City leaders have announced plans for improvements, raising hope that the venue can be restored to its former glory, allowing it to host performances once more for the community.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi State University (MSU) is researching spray drones and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) to address the labor shortage in commercial agriculture. Madison Dixon from MSU’s Agricultural Autonomy Institute highlighted the significant benefits UAS can bring to the state’s agricultural sector, including job creation without displacing current workers. A recent seminar showcased these technologies, emphasizing their role in enhancing student interest in STEM fields. Additionally, MSU is utilizing drones to assist FEMA and disaster relief efforts by surveying affected areas, underscoring the technology’s broader impact on agriculture and community support.
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SUMMARY: According to the CDC, hospitalizations from flu and RSV this fall and winter will likely match last year’s numbers. Dr. Robert White from Robert’s Apothecary emphasizes the importance of vaccinations to alleviate symptoms like congestion and coughing associated with these viruses. He notes an increase in shingles vaccinations, crucial for preventing outbreaks of this year-round virus. Despite low vaccination rates among adults (40% for flu and two-thirds for shingles), White advocates for getting vaccinated to protect against infections. Vaccines have reportedly saved over 154 million lives in the last 50 years.
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