Mississippi News
Supplies, emergency workers rush to North Carolina as Southeast digs out from Helene's deadly march
SUMMARY: Hurricane Helene has led to a rising death toll in North Carolina, currently at 11, with rescuers working to reach areas cut off by flooding and collapsed infrastructure. Governor Roy Cooper called the situation an unprecedented tragedy, emphasizing that more casualties are expected. Over 60 deaths have occurred across affected regions, with millions still without power. Emergency crews are conducting widespread rescues, including a dramatic operation to save patients from a rooftop in Tennessee. President Biden has approved disaster funding for recovery efforts, highlighting that Helene’s devastation has resulted in projected damages of up to $110 billion.
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Mississippi News
Mostly dry week with steady warming – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: This week in Columbus, Mississippi, temperatures are expected to rise into the middle to upper 80s with minimal to no rain. On Monday, after morning fog clears, expect a variably cloudy sky with afternoon temperatures nearing 80 degrees and a slight chance of isolated showers. Monday night will see partly to mostly cloudy skies with lows in the 60s and reduced fog. The rest of the week will continue to warm up, with increasing sunshine, while a few showers may occur on Friday due to incoming Gulf moisture. The National Hurricane Center is also monitoring the Gulf for potential tropical development.
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Mississippi News
Local church hosts giveaway for locals and hurricane victims
SUMMARY: The Sulligent Community Church in Alabama organized a clothing and shoe giveaway to support those affected by Hurricane Helene. The event provided free items for all ages, emphasizing its mission of community outreach. Pastor Jason Clifton highlighted the importance of helping those in need during crises, advocating for unity regardless of background. Church members noted the overwhelming response from the community, and plans are in place to donate any leftover items to hurricane-affected areas. The event, months in preparation, aims to make a significant impact during a time of hardship, exemplifying compassion and solidarity.
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Mississippi News
SAAC and Proof Bakery host “Discourse” art exhibit in new space
SUMMARY: The Starkville Area Arts Council and Proof Bakery successfully launched their first exhibition featuring local artist Zoรฉ Ishee in a newly renovated downtown space. The collaboration is celebrated for its potential to enrich the community by showcasing art while enhancing the bakery’s ambiance. Ishee’s exhibit, titled “Discourse,” encourages genuine connection through artistic expression, highlighting the importance of art in fostering understanding. Both Balaa, a partner at Proof Bakery, and Diehl from the Arts Council emphasized art’s role as a unifying force and its significance in viewing the world through diverse perspectives. Upcoming events include the annual Winter Showcase in November.
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