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Starkville community recognizes first responders in the area
SUMMARY: It has been 22 years since the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, and many people are still honoring and supporting the first responders who sacrificed their lives on that day. Starkville Police Chief Mark Ballard, who has been in law enforcement for almost 30 years, said that the attacks changed America and made people more aware of the sacrifices first responders make. Jackie Nason, whose husband and son-in-law are first responders, emphasized the importance of honoring those who continue to make a difference in the community. Gentiva Hospice in Starkville hosted a first responder appreciation day to show support.
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SUMMARY: Columbus, Mississippi will enjoy a warming trend after a few chilly days. Thursday night will be clear and cold with lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s, plus patchy frost. Friday promises sunny skies and highs in the lower to mid-70s. Those attending high school football games should consider layering up for the fall weather. The warming trend will continue into the weekend, with highs reaching the lower to mid-80s by Tuesday or Wednesday of the following week, while dry conditions persist throughout.
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SUMMARY: On October 17, students at Columbus High School held a ceremony and balloon release to honor their classmate, Marquez Carter Jr., who was tragically shot and killed on September 28. The event featured prayers, music, and a speaker who encouraged students to cherish each moment in life. One individual has been charged in connection with Carter’s death. His funeral services are scheduled for October 19 at Greater Mount Zion Church in Columbus. The gathering served as a poignant reminder of the impact of loss within the school community.
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SUMMARY: On October 16, a tragic bridge collapse on State Route 149 in Simpson County, Mississippi, left several construction workers trapped and led to multiple fatalities. Emergency responders quickly arrived, with the sheriff’s office and local firefighters, including D’Lo Mayor John Berry, coordinating rescue and recovery efforts. Survivors were safely evacuated within half an hour, but recovery operations took much longer. Sheriff Paul Mullins expressed the emotional toll on responders, highlighting community support during this crisis. The cause of the collapse is currently under investigation, with additional aid from various state agencies.
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