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Player of Pine Belt-Columbia Academy
SUMMARY: Countdown to high school football is on, with Pine Belt players, sponsored by Jackson. Columbia Academy’s seniors, like Ethan King, are approaching July workouts with the intensity of playoff practices. King has improved significantly, showcasing leadership and dedication in the weight room. On the field, he plays right guard and defensive tackle, aiming to instill dominance and teamwork among his peers. The Cougars, who have only won eight games in four years, are determined to turn things around this season. King emphasizes that success requires everyone to be in sync, and the team is focused on daily improvement. Reporting for WDAM, Taylor Curet.
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SUMMARY: Britney Kennedy from Uptown Meridian Mall shares details about the annual Halloween event, “Malow Boo Bash,” happening on October 31st from 4:30 to 6:30 PM. This family-friendly event features face painting by The Debs, live music from DJ Tiger Jones, balloon animals by Pretty Puffed Up, and special offers from local food vendors. Trick-or-treating will occur at Center Court, with community organizations providing candy. There will also be a costume contest for various age groups, encouraging families to participate. The mall aims to be a community hub, promoting local businesses and offering a safe environment for celebrations.
Uptown Meridian mall will host its annual Halloween Event Thursday, October 31st from 4:30pm-6:30pm
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SUMMARY: This Thursday morning starts calm and cool with temperatures in the lower 50s, slowly warming to highs of 87°F by afternoon. A clear sky promises a beautiful sunrise, though it’s expected to be a hot day. Tonight, lows will be in the mid-50s, slightly above average. Tomorrow will remain warm with sunny skies and no rain, perfect for Friday Night Football games. Upcoming weekend weather will feature continued warmth with highs around 87°F Saturday and a slight cool-off Sunday with highs in the lower 80s, as the fall foliage begins to change. However, drought conditions persist, calling for caution with fires.
Good Morning Meridian Tori Alvarado’s forecast 10/24/24
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SUMMARY: Mississippi absentee voting has commenced, with all 82 counties’ circuit clerk offices open during regular hours to assist those who cannot vote in person. As of October 21st, over 67,000 absentee ballots have been completed. Voters must have a legal reason to request an absentee ballot, such as being out of town or having work commitments. Many voters, including truck drivers and oil workers, often vote early, typically 30 days before Election Day. For a full list of valid reasons for absentee voting, visit the specified website for more information.
Absentee Voting in full swing in the Magnolia State
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