www.youtube.com – 16 WAPT News Jackson – 2024-10-05 02:31:52

SUMMARY: In this week‘s Blitz, the Clinton Arrows secured a dominant 42-7 victory over the Terry Bulldogs, aiming to regain momentum after two losses. Meanwhile, the undefeated Lanier Bulldogs triumphed over Richland 46-0. Other notable games included Jackson Academy’s 56-7 win over Madison St. Joseph and MRA defeating East Rankin 44-14. Highlights also featured Tyshun Willis of Velma Jackson, who earned the Blitz 16 Player of the Week award for an impressive performance. The night closed with thrilling top plays, showcasing remarkable touchdowns and defensive feats across various matchups.

All the highlights and big plays from week six of the Blitz.

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www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt’s Local News Station – 2024-10-05 00:50:36

SUMMARY: In an exciting matchup, South Jones hosted Long Beach Bearcats, with early dominance from the Bearcats as Andre Windam scored, putting them ahead 7-0. The Braves struggled but Colin Flowers aimed for a connection; eventually, Walker Johnson tied the game with a touchdown and a successful two-point conversion, leading 8-7. The Bearcats responded with Taj Albert’s touchdown, regaining the lead at 14-8. The game intensified before halftime and culminated in a thrilling overtime, where the Braves emerged victorious with a score of 29-22, leaving their fans elated.

10/04 Highlights: Long Beach v. South Jones

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www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt’s Local News Station – 2024-10-05 00:50:36

SUMMARY: The Heidelberg Volunteer Fire Department is expanding its fleet with a $10,000 grant from State Farm’s Good Neighbor Firefighter Safety Program, just in time for National Fire Prevention Week. The funding will help the department purchase equipment for a new pumper truck, which they ordered in January 2023 for $320,000. Chief Prince Henley notes that while the truck will arrive soon, it won’t be fully equipped, requiring transfers from older trucks. Many of their vehicles exceed the typical 15-year lifespan, leading to costly repairs. The department has already received over 254 calls this year, emphasizing the need for support in small towns.

Heidelberg VFD receives $10,000 grant.

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