Mississippi News
Alabama Governor signs statewide ‘No Burn Order’
SUMMARY: Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has signed a No Burn Order, also known as a Drought Emergency Declaration, to address fire dangers in the state. The order prohibits all outdoor burning in Alabama, following a statewide fire alert that resulted in over 350 fires and damaged over 3,000 acres of land. The order will be in effect from November 9 until the state forester determines that conditions have improved to reduce the likelihood of wildfires. For more information, individuals can check the Alabama Forestry Commission website.
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SUMMARY: Dr. Traveus Garth, a Doctor of Physical Therapy at Monroe Regional Hospital in Aberdeen, Mississippi, has always aimed to help others rather than pursue a career in athletics. He developed an interest in body mechanics during high school and earned his Physical Therapy Assistant degree in 2016. After working at Noxubee County General Hospital, he completed his Doctorate at Hanover College this summer. Garth finds joy in assisting patients through their recovery from injuries, treating 8-14 patients daily. He encourages others to achieve their goals by emphasizing discipline, faith, and perseverance in their journeys.
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SUMMARY: Residents of Jackson, Mississippi, are protesting against new parking meters operated by SP Plus, claiming they prioritize profit over people. At a rally outside City Hall, they voiced concerns about the impact of parking fees on the elderly and disabled, with citations reaching $24 and escalating to over $40 if unpaid. Former Supervisor David Archie emphasized that parking shouldn’t be a major issue. Councilman Kenneth Stokes labeled the fines excessive and detrimental to local businesses, noting ongoing discussions to address these concerns and the potential termination of the contract with SP Plus.
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SUMMARY: Von’s Soul Food Catering in Columbus, Mississippi, provides over 400 meals to those in need at Loaves and Fishes every third Tuesday. Since 2018, owner Lavonne Harris has prepared full-course meals for the homeless and hungry. On November 19, a Thanksgiving-themed meal was served, including dressing, vegetables, and dessert. The meals are a special way to support people before the holiday. Volunteers from the community and local businesses assist in serving the meals. Harris also encourages more volunteers and churches to help, as there are days when additional support is needed to serve meals.
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Aberdeen native is now a doctor of physical therapy
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Mississippi House Speaker Jason White talks about money issues facing the state
Pathways2Possibilities Career Expo showcasing career paths for local eighth-graders
City of Ocean Springs announes new city-wide infrastructure projects
NC House overrides Cooper's veto of immigration bill HB10
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Local News4 days agoCelebrate the holidays in Ocean Springs with free, festive activities for the family
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