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Rankin County man injured after tractor incident
SUMMARY: An elderly man in Rankin County was run over by his own tractor while visiting a food plot for hunting on Saturday. The 77-year-old victim fell from the tractor as it shifted into gear, trapping him underneath for several hours. He was discovered later and transported by helicopter with a collapsed lung and internal chest injuries, but remarkably, he was awake and alert when he arrived at the hospital. The Rankin County Sheriff’s Department responded to the scene after being called hours later.
An elderly man in Rankin County got stuck underneath his tractor causing non-life threatening injuries.
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Red Bay grocery store remodeling after fire
SUMMARY: A community in Red Bay, Alabama, is rallying together following a fire at the Big Star grocery store on October 10th. Thankfully, all staff and customers evacuated safely. The store expressed gratitude to local volunteer firefighters and organizations like Franklin Electric for their swift assistance. In the aftermath, staff worked diligently to restock shelves, with three truckloads of food expected. A nearby Piggly Wiggly also supported them by providing meals. Big Star grocery store has announced plans to reopen on October 28th, showcasing the resilience and solidarity of the community during this challenging time.
A grocery store in Red Bay, AL is having to do a slight remodel after a fire earlier this month heavily damaged part of the building.
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Refill Jackson launches workforce program
SUMMARY: The Refill Jackson Initiative, in collaboration with Volunteer Mississippi, is launching the Refill Jackson Green Corps, a training program for young adults aimed at enhancing environmental conditions in the Metro Jackson area. Participants will focus on improving water quality and disaster mitigation. The initiative emphasizes community values, hospitality, and the importance of people in shaping Jackson’s future. By providing opportunities for all residents to thrive, this program aims to foster a healthier, more vibrant city. Members will also receive work credentials from Hinds Community College, contributing to their personal and professional development while benefiting the local community.
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Staying safe for Halloween
SUMMARY: As Halloween approaches, Captain Katasha White from the Tupelo Police Department shares essential safety tips for parents and trick-or-treaters. She emphasizes the importance of keeping electronic devices down while walking with children to stay aware of surroundings. Planning a route in well-lit areas, using flashlights or glow sticks, and teaching kids not to enter strangers’ homes are crucial. Additionally, the right-fitting costumes are vital for visibility. For those handing out treats, turning on the porch light indicates participation. Lastly, drivers should slow down, while parents check treats thoroughly. Enjoy Halloween while staying safe!
A Tupelo police officer shares some advice in advance of children going door to door for candy.
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