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Police find Missouri student Riley Strain’s body in Tennessee river; no foul play suspected
SUMMARY: University of Missouri student Riley Strain, who went missing in Nashville, Tennessee, has been found dead in the Cumberland River. No foul play is suspected in his death. His body was recovered approximately 8 miles west of downtown. Police Chief John Drake mentioned that Strain’s body was found on the 14th day of his disappearance, which was within the expected timeframe. Strain was last seen after drinking downtown on March 8, and a massive search was launched to find him. University officials mentioned that Strain was traveling to Nashville for a private event. The family and authorities are devastated by the tragic accident.
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SUMMARY: In Lowndes County, Mississippi, DNA confirmation has identified the body found in a burned vehicle as Elais Trudell. Local coroner Greg Merchant revealed that Trudell and Malachi Salus traveled from Colorado Springs to Columbus for a drug deal. However, an attempted double cross led to violent outcomes, resulting in seven individuals facing charges, including Murder and Conspiracy to Traffic a Controlled Substance. The identification of Trudell’s remains was made using DNA from a family member. Investigations are ongoing as details of the case unfold.
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SUMMARY: The Columbus Lowndes Library System, as shared by Director Erin Busbea during a Rotary meeting, offers more than just traditional book lending. While physical books remain available, patrons can access eBooks, public computers, and business resources like scanning and printing. The library provides various programs aimed at children and parents to foster a love for reading, as well as job-seeking resources like resume writing and computer skills training. Branch locations include Artesia, Caledonia, and Crawford, alongside the main site in downtown Columbus. Libraries today are essential community hubs for education and technology support.
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SUMMARY: State Senator John Horhn (D-Miss.) has announced his candidacy for mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, with support from local representatives. At his announcement event, he emphasized the need for unity, trust, and collaboration to revitalize the city. Horhn highlighted the absence of a concrete plan for over 25 years as a critical issue, vowing to prioritize cleaning up the city and addressing blight. He also expressed a commitment to economic development through homeowner programs, aiming to attract residents and improve Jackson’s appeal. Horhn’s campaign focuses on creating a clearer vision for the city’s future.
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