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Eventgoers enjoy summer jazz event in Jackson
SUMMARY: A roll call of Democratic Party delegates was conducted, with uncertainty surrounding another presidential debate, as former President Trump has not confirmed participation beyond debating Joe Biden. Meanwhile, the “Jazz on the Green” smooth jazz event launched today at the District Green on Eastover Drive, featuring local artist Jessie Primer. Attendees were encouraged to bring lawn chairs to enjoy the soulful music, with many expressing excitement over the community-focused event, hoping it revives the jazz scene in Jackson, which has lost some of its clubs. The event successfully fostered community connection through music.
Eventgoers enjoy summer jazz event in Jackson
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Perry County School District sees rank bump up a grade
SUMMARY: The County School District improved from a C to a B rating according to the Mississippi Academic Assessment Program results. Perry Central High School and Reynolds Town Elementary received B ratings, while Perry Central Middle and South Perry Elementary received D and A ratings, respectively. High School principal Joshua Joerger highlighted the faculty’s efforts in enhancing performance in math and ACT testing. He emphasized that these improvements provide opportunities for innovative programs, ultimately focusing on creating conditions for student success and ensuring they are well-positioned for future achievements.
Perry County School District sees rank bump up a grade.
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Tropical Update 9/18/24
SUMMARY: Chief Meteorologist Patrick Bigby provides a tropical update, reporting two areas of interest. The remnants of Gordon currently have a 20% chance of redeveloping within a week, hindered by wind shear. Another area in the Caribbean also has a 20% chance of formation but may evolve next week, with potential movement towards the Gulf of Mexico. Bigby emphasizes the uncertainty in storm models, comparing the more intense GFS model to the weaker European model, urging viewers not to rely on a single forecast. He assures continuous updates, stating there’s no need to panic and to stay informed through the First Alert weather team.
Tropical Update 9/18/24
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Federal funding to help Lamar, Perry counties bolster law enforcement staffs
SUMMARY: New federal grants are enabling Lamar and Perry counties in the Pine Belt to hire additional law enforcement officers. The Lamar County Sheriff’s Office will employ four new deputies, funded by a $500,000 grant from the U.S. Justice Department, aimed at enhancing response times for service calls. Perry County will use a $250,000 grant to hire two deputies, addressing the challenges of its large, rural landscape. Both counties are required to contribute matching fundsโ38% for Lamar and 32% for Perry. Montgomery County also received a grant for one additional officer at nearly $97,000.
Federal funding to help Lamar, Perry counties bolster law enforcement staffs.
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