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Credit Unions celebrate 90 years of continued service
SUMMARY: First Mississippi Federal Credit Union is celebrating a milestone by putting people first. As part of the national credit union movement, which began 90 years ago and is described as “people helping people,” they have served Lauderdale and Clark counties for over 50 years. Jerome Tryan shared insights into the credit union’s mission, emphasizing that unlike banks, credit unions are not-for-profit entities. This allows them to pay members dividends through loans and other financial services, instead of paying shareholders. Today, over 140 million Americans benefit from being part of these independent financial cooperatives. Congratulations to their continued service!
The Credit Union has served Lauderdale and Clarke Counties for over 50 years and continues caring for its members daily.
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Storms bubble up Thursday afternoon
SUMMARY: Storms Bubble Up Thursday Afternoon
Thursday begins with beautiful weather and blue skies, but clouds will build by late morning. A trough over the region brings scattered showers and thunderstorms by lunchtime, increasing into the afternoon. While rain will be on and off, it won’t be a complete washout. High temperatures will mostly be in the upper 80s to low 90s, with some areas cooler due to storms. The pattern repeats Friday with more afternoon storms. Next week, high pressure builds back, bringing hotter temperatures in the mid-90s and fewer rain chances, though isolated pop-up showers remain possible during typical summer conditions.
16 WAPT’s Meteorologist Katie Garch has the latest forecast for Jackson and Central Mississippi.
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Local air travelers excited about new TSA policy
SUMMARY: TSA has ended the long-standing requirement for passengers to remove their shoes during airport security screenings at all U.S. airports, starting immediately. Homeland Security Secretary Kristen Gnome announced this change, the first since 2006, when the policy was implemented after the “shoe bomber” Richard Reid attempted an attack. The new rule aims to reduce wait times and improve passenger experience without changing other security procedures. Local travelers expressed relief, appreciating the convenience and flexibility of keeping their shoes on. This update is part of broader efforts under President Trump’s vision for a “new golden age” of American travel.
The Transportation Security Administration no longer requires passengers to take their shoes off during the screening process.
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Volunteer registration open for 82nd National Folk Festival
SUMMARY: The National Folk Festival will be held in Jackson, Mississippi, from November 7 to 9, marking the first time the Deep South hosts the event. This 90-year-old festival will remain in Jackson for three years, expected to boost local tourism and economic impact. Organizers are actively recruiting 800 to 1,000 volunteers from churches, community groups, and organizations such as Jackson Association of Neighborhoods and Jackson State University. A fundraising campaign offers “Friend of the Festival” yard signs for $250 each, aiming to sell 400 signs to raise $100,000. The festival is free, family-friendly, and promotes community involvement and cultural celebration.
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