Mississippi News
Southwire sends disaster relief supplies to hurricane victims
SUMMARY: Southwire, North America’s largest wiring cable manufacturer, has been actively supporting hurricane relief efforts from its Starkville plant. Under the leadership of Plant Manager Erik Adams, the facility has collected essential supplies like water, blankets, and clothing for victims of Hurricane Helene across several states, including Florida and Georgia. The community, including dedicated employees and retirees, has stepped up to volunteer time and donations, showcasing a strong spirit of philanthropy. Adams emphasizes the importance of helping others, noting that even small contributions can significantly impact those in need. The team is also planning to aid Hurricane Milton victims.
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Sports Zone Saturday: Mississippi teams build off early conference victories
SUMMARY: College football kicks off in Mississippi for the 2024 season with special coverage on the Sports Zone Saturday show, airing from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on WJTV 12 News. No. 9 Ole Miss faces LSU in Death Valley at 6:30 p.m. CT on ABC. Mississippi State plays Georgia at 3:15 p.m. CT on SEC Network, while Southern Miss takes on ULM at 4:00 p.m. CT. Jackson State has a bye week, and Alcorn State is set to play Grambling at 2:00 p.m. CT on ESPN+.
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District Attorney John Weddle sworn in as new MS Court Judge
SUMMARY: John Weddle, the former District Attorney for Mississippi’s First Circuit Judicial District, was sworn in as a judge on the Mississippi Court of Appeals on October 11. Governor Tate Reeves appointed him to fill the vacancy left by Judge Jim Greenlee’s retirement. Weddle, who has held various legal positions including public defender and Tupelo Municipal Court Judge, officially begins his new role on October 14. Chief Justice Michael Randolph emphasized the Court of Appeals’ impact on judicial efficiency, highlighting its ability to issue opinions within 270 days. Attorney Jason Herring will serve as interim District Attorney until a special election next year.
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District Attorney John Weddle sworn in as MS Court of Appeals judge
SUMMARY: John Weddle, the former District Attorney for Mississippi’s First Circuit Judicial District, has been sworn in as a judge on the Mississippi Court of Appeals on October 11. He was appointed by Governor Tate Reeves to replace Judge Jim Greenlee, who recently retired. Weddle has a background as a public defender and served as a Tupelo Municipal Court Judge. Chief Justice Michael Randolph emphasized the Court of Appeals’ role in enhancing judicial efficiency, noting that it delivers decisions within 270 days of brief submissions. Weddle’s official duties commence on October 14, with Jason Herring taking over as District Attorney temporarily.
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