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Wesley House in Meridian marks 120 years of community service
SUMMARY: Brandy Ray, the executive director of the Wesley House, highlighted the organization’s 120 years of service at a recent event. To celebrate this milestone, they launched a fundraiser aiming to raise $120,000 in 120 days, with the final day coinciding with Thanksgiving. The Wesley House offers various services, including a food pantry, clothing, low-cost preschool, and advocacy programs, mostly reliant on donations rather than grants. Community involvement is encouraged through events like an upcoming golf tournament and open house, where people can learn about the organization’s history and contribute. The Wesley House has been a vital resource for the community for over a century.
Other than some grants it receives, Wesley House depends on donations. Call 601-485-4736. For more Local News from WTOK: …
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Poll workers being trained for November election
SUMMARY: Hinds County election officials are actively training poll workers for the upcoming November election, just weeks away. Hinds County Election Commission Chair Shirley Varnado emphasized the importance of pairing less experienced workers with seasoned staff. In nearby Rankin County, Election Commissioner Tonya Rivers noted their team is fully staffed and has conducted multiple training sessions on equipment and state-required procedures. Both Varnado and Rivers encourage voters to verify their polling locations, be prepared for possible lines, and make informed voting decisions. Election day is set for November 5th, with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Election commissioners say they have enough poll workers for Nov. 5 election
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Mississippi responders line up to help after Milton
SUMMARY: First responders from Mississippi are deploying to Florida to assist with the aftermath of Hurricane Milton. The American Red Cross has sent over 20 staff and several response trucks, while the National Guard is providing Blackhawk helicopters for search and rescue operations. Mississippi’s Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) is actively coordinating support under the Emergency Management Assistance Compact, which allows mutual aid between states during disasters. The Mississippi governor has emphasized the importance of readiness to help Florida. A strike team of firefighters is set to depart for Florida soon, reflecting collaborative disaster response efforts.
Mississippi responders return the favor, coming to Florida’s aid as Milton bears down
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Patrick's Wednesday PM Forecast 10/9
SUMMARY: It’s a pleasant evening in south Mississippi with temperatures around 83 degrees and beautiful sunsets. In contrast, Florida is experiencing a severe tornado outbreak and a Category 3 hurricane, identified as Ian, nearing Sarasota with winds of 120 mph. Over 110 tornado warnings have been issued in southern Florida. The hurricane is expected to cause significant storm surges ranging from 6 to 13 feet. Meanwhile, south Mississippi will enjoy sunny weather with highs in the mid-80s this week, dropping to the 70s by early next week as a cold front ushers in the season’s first 40-degree temperatures.
Patrick’s Wednesday PM Forecast 10/9
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