Mississippi News
Man reported missing in Lawrence County found dead
SUMMARY: A missing man from Lawrence County, Gregory Varnado, was found deceased on September 1, 2024. His identity was confirmed through DNA analysis by the Mississippi Medical Examiner’s Office, which announced the confirmation on September 24. Varnado had been reported missing since August 15, prompting a Silver Alert. The cause and manner of his death remain undetermined. Anyone with additional information regarding the case is encouraged to contact the Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office at (601) 587-2961.
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Tupelo man arrested for breaking into people’s cars
SUMMARY: Donald Delashmit, Jr., a man from Belden, was arrested by Tupelo police after being caught attempting to break into a vehicle at the Timber Ridge Apartments on September 19. Officers responded to reports of vehicle break-ins and discovered Delashmit in the act. He has been charged with burglary of a vehicle, with a bond set at $3,500. The case will be presented to the Lee County Grand Jury in an upcoming session.
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Man from Tupelo faces child sex charges
SUMMARY: Pepe Morelas, a 57-year-old man from Tupelo, has been arrested for child sex charges, specifically two counts of Sexual Battery against a child under 14 and one count of Fondling. The arrest occurred on September 19, following a warrant linked to allegations made in 2023. Morelas’ bond is set at $50,000, and he is currently awaiting trial in Lee County Circuit Court. The case has drawn attention, highlighting ongoing concerns about child safety in the community. For more updates, follow local news sources on social media.
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What can you expect at the 2024 Mississippi State Fair?
SUMMARY: The 165th Mississippi State Fair runs from October 3 to 14, 2024, in Jackson, featuring over 100 local food vendors, rides, and attractions. Commissioner Andy Gipson highlighted new events like the Tumbleweed Crossing Wild West reenactment and the Agri-Puppets show. Safety measures include age restrictions after 9:00 p.m., security checks, and bag searches. Tickets can be purchased online until October 2 for $8, or at the gate for $10. Children under 5 enter free, and weekday admission is complimentary from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., excluding Columbus Day. The event expects a large turnout with enhanced security.
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