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Jackson man continues to clean up property despite illegal dumping
SUMMARY: Illegal dumping remains a significant issue for a property owner in North Jackson, despite his efforts to stop it. The area, located off Manhattan Road, is littered with debris, including abandoned items like a basketball goal and even a dump truck. The owner has tried various methods to prevent dumping, such as locking the entrance gate, but people continue to leave trash in front of it. For now, he continues to clean up the property and has future development plans for the area.
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We’re Open: McLean Center for Non-Profits
SUMMARY: “[Music] We’re Open” features the MLAN Center for Nonprofits in Tupelo, a hub for major nonprofits like the Boys and Girls Clubs of North Mississippi, Habitat for Humanity, and the North Mississippi Symphony Orchestra. Located on South Green Street, this facility enables nonprofit leaders to connect, collaborate, and support one another during challenging times. The center aims to assist the community by addressing various needs that may arise, fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose among the organizations it houses.
In this week‘s We’re Open on Studio 9, we take you inside the McLean Center for Non-Profits in Tupelo.
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Sanderson Farms Championship will continue in Jackson next year
SUMMARY: The Sanderson Farms Championship this weekend is set to generate an estimated $7.5 million economic impact in the Jackson, Mississippi area. Thousands of golf fans are expected to flock to the Country Club of Jackson, providing a significant boost to local businesses. Hotels, including the Hilton, anticipate increased revenue as visitors travel from across the country, while restaurants like Drago’s prepare for large crowds. Homes in the area are being rented out as Airbnbs to accommodate the influx of attendees. Last year, around 30,000 people attended the event, highlighting its importance to the local economy.
Sanderson Farms Championship will continue in Jackson next year
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South Jackson residents frustrated with damaged traffic light
SUMMARY: Residents in South Jackson are urging city leaders to address a downed traffic light that became damaged after a vehicle struck its pole at the intersection of Suncrest Drive and McDow Road. The malfunctioning signals have created a safety hazard, prompting concerns about reckless driving in the area. Locals expressed frustration, emphasizing the potential danger to pedestrians, especially children. While city officials have acknowledged the issue and stated that a contractor will handle the repairs, no timeline has been provided for when the traffic light will be restored. Residents are anxious for a swift resolution.
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