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Treating “stickers” in your yard before they become a problem
SUMMARY: Experts from the Mississippi State University extension service recommend treating lawn burr weeds, also known as stickers, in the fall or winter. They suggest using pre-emergence or post-emergence herbicides. Pre-emergence herbicides should be applied in October, while post-emergence herbicides can be used in January, February, or March. It is important to check the ingredient label before purchasing the herbicides and to follow the instructions carefully. These herbicides can be found at local Garden Centers. Taking these steps can help prevent the growth of lawn burr weeds and ensure a healthy yard.
Here are some tips on ways to treat lawn burweeds or “stickers” so that they do not become a problem. This plant is an issue in the spring and summer months, but it starts growing in the fall.
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Man dies after being shot in North Jackson neighborhood
SUMMARY: A man, Ravus Greenfield, has died after being shot multiple times in North Jackson's Lake Trace Circle shortly after midnight. Detective Tommy Brown confirmed Greenfield's death at a local hospital. Police have not provided any details about a potential suspect. Authorities urge anyone with information about the incident to contact JPD or Crime Stoppers.
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Body cam video shows Rankin deputies rescuing truck driver
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Rankin County Sheriff Bryan Bailey released body cam video Wednesday that shows deputies rescuing a truck driver after a crash.
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Fire damages apartments on County Line Road
SUMMARY: Residents of a North Jackson apartment complex are recovering after a devastating early morning fire destroyed their homes. Assistant Fire Chief Patrick Arman reported that the fire originated in Building B at Somerset Place Apartments, forcing the evacuation of all eight units. The top four apartments were severely damaged, with one unit entirely exposed and charred. Neighbors expressed shock and trauma at the scene, describing the community as typically quiet and supportive. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
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