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Man shot, 300 pounds of marijuana seized in Purvis
SUMMARY: On August 20, Purvis police responded to a shooting incident on Martin Luther King Dr., where they found a 47-year-old man shot multiple times; he is currently in stable condition. During the investigation, officers seized over 300 pounds of marijuana, more than 200 packs of THC-infused candies, and five handguns. The investigation is ongoing.
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SUMMARY: In Houston, Mississippi, the remnants of Hurricane Francine brought two inches of beneficial rain, alleviating farmers’ drought concerns. Caleb Englert, President of the Mississippi Sweet Potato Council, highlighted the timing of the rain as crucial for sweet potato growth, allowing the crops to absorb moisture and gain size. He expressed relief, noting that the right amount of rain reduces worry for farmers and promises better harvest potential. Englert emphasized that, like humans, crops require timely water to thrive, pointing out the importance of not having excessive rainfall, which can hinder sweet potato development.
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SUMMARY: The weather in Columbus, Mississippi, is warming up with high pressure bringing back sunny skies after days of rain. Today, temperatures will reach the upper 80s with light NNW winds and only a few clouds. Tonight, expect temperatures in the low 60s, potentially with patchy fog, providing good conditions to view the harvest moon. The rest of the week will continue with similar warm weather, peaking at 90 degrees by Friday and Saturday. Nights will remain mild in the mid to low 60s, with a chance of fog in the mornings, but overall, clear and calm weather is anticipated.
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SUMMARY: In Columbus, Mississippi, after a cloudy start to the week, the weather is expected to improve with warmer temperatures. Monday night will see mild lows in the middle 60s due to persistent clouds. Tuesday will bring a mix of sun and clouds, with highs in the upper 80s and dry conditions. This pattern continues into Wednesday, with similar warm temperatures and clear skies. By the end of the week, highs will remain in the upper 80s and lows in the middle 60s, making for a calm and pleasant weather week overall.
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