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Rhythm, Blues, & Ballots held in Jackson
SUMMARY: The Rita Brent Foundation hosted the “Rhythm Blues and Ballots” voting panel in Jackson, emphasizing the importance of voting and political engagement within the local community. The event gathered attendees to discuss the significance of educating voters, especially regarding the upcoming elections and the historical context of black voters. Advocacy groups provided voter registration resources, highlighting efforts to restore voting rights to individuals who have completed felony sentences. Following the panel, a concert was held, with proceeds supporting voter awareness initiatives in Mississippi. The event aimed to encourage active civic participation and informed voting among community members.
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At least 20 mailboxes vandalized in Monroe County
SUMMARY: Investigators in Monroe County are seeking those responsible for the vandalism of at least 20 mailboxes that occurred on Friday night. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office released images of the damage on Sunday, which affected multiple county roads including Hill, Jonesboro, Greenbrier, McCullen, Becker Bottom, and Weaver Creek. Officials emphasize that damaging a mailbox is a federal offense, highlighting the seriousness of the crime.
Investigators are trying to find the people responsible for damaging at least 20 mailboxes in Monroe County.
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Skilled to Work: How to become a baker
SUMMARY: The “Skilled to Work” segment, sponsored by ITA Community College and Thompson Gas, features a visit to Creative Cakes in Tupelo, which has been creating desserts for 33 years. Owner Holly Whitworth Landers guides the host through the intricacies of baking and decorating, emphasizing the precision required for beautiful treats. The bakery produces around 400 pounds of icing, 300 eggs, and 2,000 cupcakes weekly, especially busy during holidays. Despite the hectic schedule, Whitworth Landers finds fulfillment in her work, viewing baking as an art that blends skill and creativity. She encourages support for local bakeries.
WTVA’s Michelle Martin tries her hand at being a baker in this week‘s Skilled to Work.
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Fire damages Jackson storage units
SUMMARY: The Jackson Fire Department is investigating a fire at a Storage Max facility on Highway 18. Assistant Fire Chief Patrick Arman reported that the department received the call at 7:16 a.m. Approximately 25% of the storage complex was engulfed in flames by 5:00 p.m., although there is no official count of the units affected. Fortunately, there have been no reported injuries in connection with the incident.
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