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Bay Springs High School students set up 'coffee shop' in classroom
SUMMARY: Free health screenings will be available to students in the West Jasper School District. The students have been making special deliveries during class, including coffee, punch, and desserts from the Bulldogs Brew Coffee Shop operated in a classroom. Amy Blackwell is in charge of the shop, providing valuable workforce and life skills to students. The shop’s proceeds go towards field trips for the students. Today marks the last day of the shop being open for this semester.
Bay Springs High School students set up ‘coffee shop’ in classroom.
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SUMMARY: In Jackson, an arrest has been made in a deadly shooting linked to a pair of sneakers. 23-year-old Curtis “Scooter” Sawyer is charged with capital murder after allegedly shooting a man at Pine Ridge Gardens Apartments over shoes and fleeing the scene. Following a pursuit by deputies, Sawyer was apprehended with assistance from local police. Chief Wade condemned the violence, stressing the tragedy of losing a life over material possessions, especially during the holiday season. Authorities are also searching for another suspect and encourage anyone with information to contact law enforcement.
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SUMMARY: In the recent runoff elections in Jones County, Stacy Kajes won the Beat Five supervisor position, receiving 56% of the vote against Marlin Olmer, who garnered 44%. Kajes, previously an interim supervisor and a local council member, emphasized his commitment to addressing critical community needs, including road maintenance and drainage. While Kajes is set to take office, the exact swearing-in date is pending certification of some mail-in ballots, with a deadline of next Thursday at 5 PM for completion. Kajes aims to foster community engagement and uphold excellence in the district.
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SUMMARY: Johnson and her team at L’s Kitchen have been preparing for weeks to serve a hot, homemade Thanksgiving meal to those in need. Fanny emphasizes that the support of the community is crucial to making this happen. Love’s Kitchen is still seeking donations of rolls and pound cakes for Thursday’s meal. The team is committed to providing a full Thanksgiving spread, including turkey, dressing, sweet potatoes, and macaroni and cheese, to ensure everyone can enjoy the holiday. Volunteers and donations are appreciated to make this meal possible for those who need it.
L.O.V.E’S Kitchen prepares to give meals out for Thanksgiving
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