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Columbus Mayor Gaskin touts successes and ongoing projects
SUMMARY: Columbus Mayor Keith Gaskin, nearing the end of his term, recently updated local business and community leaders on city progress. He highlighted the schools’ impressive accountability scores—Columbus earning a “B” and Lowndes County an “A.” Gaskin also announced positive developments in the business sector, including Burford Electric’s expansion and a potential deal for a national retailer at the old K-Mart site. He mentioned a forensic audit of city finances, report improvements, and the establishment of a $5 million capital fund to address future needs while managing $33 million in debt. A celebration for the repaired Old River Bridge is planned for October 6.
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SUMMARY: As we “fall back” this weekend, the Aberdeen Fire Department emphasizes the importance of checking smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in homes. It’s crucial to have functioning smoke detectors in every bedroom, hallway, and sleeping area. Carbon monoxide detectors are vital for homes using natural gas, as this gas is invisible and odorless. The fire department advises unplugging appliances such as curling irons and keeping space heaters away from flammable materials. Regular maintenance of smoke detectors, including weekly checks and battery replacement, is important. For assistance with installation or checks, residents can contact the fire department.
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SUMMARY: Lawrence and Martha Caradine are both police chiefs in neighboring Mississippi towns, Eupora and Ackerman, and have been married for 26 years. They emphasize collaboration in their roles; Martha appreciates having Lawrence nearby for support, while Lawrence values her honest opinions on policing matters. Both chiefs are passionate about helping their communities, stemming from their upbringing in law enforcement. They aim to prioritize public safety over competition and find unique fulfillment in serving their hometowns. Despite the challenges of their jobs, they strive to keep work separate from home life, focusing on their commitment to citizen safety.
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Mississippi State men’s basketball coach Chris Jans says there’s ‘no pressure’ heading into 2024-25 season
SUMMARY: Mississippi State men‘s basketball will kick off the 2024-25 season at home against West Georgia on Monday. Coach Chris Jans reflects on his successful first two years, which included NCAA Tournament appearances. With key players like Josh Hubbard and Cam Matthews returning, questions about pressure arise. Jans dismisses any pressure, stating the team isn’t ranked in the top 25 and is focused on developing their identity rather than overhyping their potential. Fans can watch the season opener on SEC Network+.
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