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Saltillo boys basketball downs Potts Camp 77-63
SUMMARY: another strong opponent. Overall, Satillo Tigers had a successful game with strong performances from Gunar Watson, Jeremiah Foster, and Kaden Howell. They showed teamwork and skill to secure a victory in the Satillo shootout.
Saltillo hosted the Saltillo Shootout for numerous area teams. The Tigers won their game 77-63 over Potts Camp.
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Laurel library initiating annual 'Food for Fines' program
SUMMARY: As the holiday season approaches, local food pantries are in urgent need of supplies. The Laurel Jones County Library is launching its “Food for Fines” initiative this November, allowing patrons to reduce library fines by $1 for each donated canned item, up to $10. Suggested donations include canned meat, fruits, vegetables, rice, and peanut butter. The effort aims to support organizations like the Christian Food Mission and the Glory House, which serve families in need. Donations can be made even without fines at the library, enhancing its community support beyond educational resources.
Laurel library initiating annual ‘Food for Fines’ program.
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Long road ahead rebuilding trust in capital city after bribery scandal
SUMMARY: Jackson city leaders, including Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba, Councilman Aaron Banks, and District Attorney Jody Owens, face a bribery scandal after pleading not guilty to multiple federal charges, including wire fraud, money laundering, and racketeering. The indictments have created turmoil within the city government, prompting council members to stress the need for rebuilding community trust and focusing on city business professionally. This situation follows the resignation of Angelique Lee, who admitted guilt in a related bribery case. The trial for the indicted officials is set for early next year, with potential severe consequences if convicted.
Long road ahead rebuilding trust in capital city after bribery scandal
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Civil Rights figure honored with marker on Freedom Trail
SUMMARY: A new Mississippi Freedom Trail marker was unveiled in honor of Victoria Jackson Gray Adams, a prominent civil rights figure. The ceremony took place in Palmer’s Crossing, Hattiesburg, and was attended by local leaders, family, and friends. Adams was a key figure in the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party and the first African-American woman from the state to run for U.S. Senate. Her legacy includes working with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Family members hope to establish a museum at the site to educate future generations about freedom and democracy. Adams passed away in 2006.
Civil Rights figure honored with marker on Freedom Trail.
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