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9/28 – Weekend Weather Report
SUMMARY: Weather conditions in the Pine Belt indicate a cool-down with temperatures dropping from 77°F tonight, potentially reaching the low 60s. A light westerly breeze continues, influenced by Hurricane Helen’s remnants to the north. While the tropics remain active, Hurricane Isaac poses no threat to land, while another disturbance might develop into a tropical depression mid-week. Expect consistent upper 80s for daytime highs over the coming days, with low humidity offering a pleasant atmosphere. Rain chances are low, but slight increases may occur late in the week. Enjoy a clear starry night and stay tuned for further updates.
Nick has your weekend weather report and a look to the week ahead.
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Fire damages Jackson storage units
SUMMARY: The Jackson Fire Department is investigating a fire at a Storage Max facility on Highway 18. Assistant Fire Chief Patrick Arman reported that the department received the call at 7:16 a.m. Approximately 25% of the storage complex was engulfed in flames by 5:00 p.m., although there is no official count of the units affected. Fortunately, there have been no reported injuries in connection with the incident.
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Madison County traffic stop leads to four arrests
SUMMARY: Heavy rains and rising river waters have led to flooding in downstream Bangladesh. In Madison County, an attempted traffic stop resulted in the arrest of four 18-year-old males. Constable Richard “Taco” Johnson initiated the stop on Nissan Parkway, but a black Dodge Charger fled, nearly striking a sheriff’s deputy during the chase. The driver eventually lost control, crashing into a ditch near Highway 51 and Hard Times Road. The suspects attempted to escape but were apprehended and face multiple charges, including possession of a controlled substance with a firearm and resisting arrest, with the driver also charged with aggravated assault on an officer.
Four teenagers were taken into custody after a vehicle failed to stop for police.
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Atlanta Braves host baseball clinic in Jackson
SUMMARY: The Atlanta Braves hosted a baseball training clinic at Smith Wills Stadium in Jackson, also known as the Hank Aaron Sports Academy. Despite the absence of the M-Braves, the Braves organization continues to positively impact the local community. Camp director Kevin Batista emphasized the personal benefits he’s gained from baseball and the importance of providing kids with memorable experiences. With over 25 years as an educator, he believes unifying baseball and learning fosters community engagement and enjoyment, creating a vibrant “Braves Country” atmosphere that energizes local ballparks. The event included food, fire trucks, and music for attendees.
The Atlanta Braves organization is still maintaining their presence in the Jackson metro area despite their minor league M-Braves franchise leaving the state. The Braves hosted a baseball clinic this weekend in Jackson to pour into the youth.
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