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Family loses pets in mobile home fire in Jones Co.
SUMMARY: The content discusses the impact of climate change on agriculture, specifically focusing on the increased prevalence of pests and diseases. Climate change is creating more favorable conditions for certain pests to thrive, leading to greater crop damage and loss. This has significant implications for global food security and the livelihood of farmers, particularly in developing countries. To combat these challenges, farmers are being encouraged to adopt integrated pest management practices and use resistant crop varieties. Additionally, there is a need for global cooperation and investment in research and development to find sustainable solutions for managing pests and diseases in the face of climate change.
The mobile home was severely damaged, according to the Jones County Fire Council PIO Dana Bumgardner.
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SUMMARY: On this week‘s episode of Blitz, Marissa Stubbs and Carlos Garcia recap an exciting lineup of high school football games. The game of the week featured Brandon Bulldogs defeating Madison Central Jaguars 21-7, highlighted by Tyson Robinson’s three touchdowns. Clinton Arrows faced a close match against Northwest Rankin, ultimately losing 35-34, while Murrah defeated Callaway 27-0. Germantown Mavericks triumphed over Canton High 31-6, and Ridgeland Titans beat Florence Eagles 24-3. Canton Academy celebrated a 41-8 win against West Memphis Christian, and Hartfield Academy dominated Cathedral 49-0. The show’s standout player was Madison St. Joe’s Drew Wamble.
Check out all the highlights and scores from Week Two of the Blitz! The Game of the Week was Madison Central vs Brandon with the Brandon Bulldogs coming away with a 21-7 victory.
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SUMMARY: My colleague Banie Christopher was off this evening, as she was honored in Atlanta by the Southeast chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences with an induction into the Silver Circle. This recognition is awarded to individuals with 25 or more years of service in the industry and notable achievements. She joins our 12 News general manager Jeffrey Guy, news director Takahashi, and myself in this honor. Additionally, our Walt Grayson previously received the Gold Circle for over 50 years of service. Congratulations, Banie!
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SUMMARY: Vicksburg fire officials report that all rail cars from the Thursday derailment at Malberry and Oak streets have been cleared, and rail traffic has resumed. A 50-year-old man sustained serious injuries during the incident and was transported to University Medical Center in Jackson. Investigators are currently looking into the cause of the derailment and are also trying to understand the circumstances surrounding the victim’s presence near the tracks at the time.
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