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Toyota Mississippi helps teach life skills to High School students
SUMMARY: Toyota Mississippi has created a mobile tire-changing station for Shannon High School, initiated by Career Coach Dee Coleman’s request for a teaching tool to impart essential life skills to students. Production control leader Chip Ausbern and his team utilized Toyota’s Kaizen principle to develop this project. The initiative emphasizes teamwork and aims to inspire students to consider careers at Toyota. Additionally, Toyota donated $2,500 to the school. Students recognized the importance of knowing how to change a tire as a vital life skill, with plans for a plant tour next month to further understand Toyota’s practices.
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SUMMARY: Safe Haven, a Mississippi non-profit organization, offers emergency shelter and crisis intervention for domestic violence victims and their children. With one in four women and one in seven men in the U.S. experiencing intimate partner violence, Safe Haven provides support for up to 30 days, assisting clients with housing, obtaining vital documents, and connecting them to counseling services. Domestic Violence Case Manager Patrice Butts highlights signs of abuse, including physical and mental control, financial manipulation, and isolation. The organization receives several calls daily, emphasizing the critical need for resources and support for those affected by domestic violence.
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SUMMARY: Columbus, Mississippi, is experiencing chilly mornings and cool afternoons, with high temperatures only reaching the 60s on Wednesday due to a cold air influx and a north breeze. Overnight temperatures are expected to drop into the 30s, with patchy frost possible. As we move towards the weekend, conditions will improve with continued sunshine, leading to less chilly mornings and warmer afternoons. By Sunday, highs could reach the upper 70s, with low 80s projected for early next week.
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Man accused of firing shots at 18-wheeler driver in Jackson injured in officer-involved shooting
SUMMARY: In Jackson, Mississippi, a suspect was injured during an officer-involved shooting after allegedly firing at an 18-wheeler driver on I-220. The incident arose following an accident involving two 18-wheelers. According to police, the suspect, in a stolen vehicle, exited and began shooting at a driver. Officers pursued him to McCain Avenue, where he brandished a weapon at narcotics detectives, prompting them to return fire, injuring him in the lower extremities. The suspect is recovering, and no officers were hurt. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is now looking into the shooting.
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