www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt’s Local News Station – 2024-10-18 02:12:59

SUMMARY: The trial of Troy Johnson, accused of shooting Lamar County Sheriff’s Deputy Steve Pazos in December 2022, continued with its second day of testimony. Body cam footage from the incident was shown but not recorded in court. Several witnesses, including an NBI investigator, provided evidence regarding the shooting and the events of that night. Deputy Pazos was shot once in the side but survived. The prosecution has presented its witnesses, and the trial is set to resume tomorrow morning at the Lamar County Courthouse, with uncertainty about whether the defense will present its case.

More evidence entered at trial from night Lamar County deputy was shot.

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www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-10-17 22:46:12

SUMMARY: This week, stunning celestial events include Comet A3 visible in the Western sky and the full super hunter moon, brilliantly rising. Current temperatures are in the mid-40s with calm winds, leading into a cold night. Tomorrow morning will be chilly, but afternoon highs are expected in the mid-70s, warming through the weekend to around 80 degrees by Sunday. There’s a significant rainfall deficit in the area, with a moderate drought reported, and no rain expected next week. Additionally, two tropical disturbances are being monitored, but they’re not anticipated to impact the mainland US.

10/17- A gradual warm up is on the way

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www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-10-17 22:39:42

SUMMARY: Meridan Community College’s Jean Hall Advanced Manufacturing Center received a significant donation from Guerilla Mill, a Wisconsin-based tool manufacturer known for high-quality cutting tools. Program Coordinator Brian Warren stated that this contribution is crucial for the program, especially amid rising inflation and material costs, as well as an increasing student enrollment. The donation, valued in the thousands, greatly alleviates the budget, allowing the center to prioritize the purchase of materials instead of cutting tools. The Gan HW Center trains students in precision machining and metalwork and is located in the MCC Riley Workforce Development Center.

MCC’s Precision Machining Program receives donation from Gorilla Mill

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