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Columbus city councilman given 30 days to pay fines after third arrest in four months
SUMMARY: Columbus City Councilman, Pierre Beard, has been given 30 days by a judge to pay off fines resulting from a series of arrests. After the third arrest for non-payment of previous fines, he was taken into custody earlier the same day. These charges stem from incidents including a DUI in Alabama on December 1, drug charges ten days later during a warrant execution, and a suspected association with an armed robbery suspect. Although previous misdemeanor domestic violence charges were dismissed, Beard faces potential custody if fines remain unpaid by April 12. Beard has been on the city council since September 2019, with a term ending in 2025.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi officials are considering building a casino in Jackson to boost economic development and tourism. In March, House Bill 1989 proposed a program to finance a gaming center downtown, but it failed to pass. A coalition of business leaders, including former Gov. Haley Barbour, has since advocated for a casino in Jackson, citing the city’s population decline and the growing suburbs. However, state law restricts casinos to coastal or river areas, so legislative changes would be needed. Some industry leaders oppose the idea, fearing it could lead to more casinos in other cities and hurt existing establishments.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi Valley State’s Mean Green Marching Machine has been invited to perform in President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration parade on January 20, 2025. Governor Tate Reeves announced the invitation, encouraging support for the band’s trip to Washington, D.C. Trump, who regained the presidency in the November election, won with 312 electoral votes and a majority of the popular vote, marking his second term. The Mississippi band is seeking donations to fund their historic participation in the event. Donations can be made online to help cover the costs of the trip to the nation’s capital for this special opportunity.
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SUMMARY: Severe weather is expected to impact Mississippi on Saturday, with heavy rains, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes. The central part of the state, Delta, and Pine Belt are under an enhanced risk, while coastal and northern areas may experience intensified conditions. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency urges residents to stay prepared. Safety tips include seeking shelter in a sturdy building, avoiding mobile homes, and never attempting to outrun a tornado. For lightning, stay indoors and avoid using appliances. In case of flooding, avoid driving through flooded roads. Residents are encouraged to stay updated on weather conditions.
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