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A Mississippi judge removes 1 of Brett Favre’s lawyers in a civil case over misspent welfare money
SUMMARY: A Mississippi judge has removed attorney Daniel Koevary from representing retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre in a state lawsuit seeking to recover misused welfare funds. Favre is still represented by other lawyers in the case initiated by the Mississippi Department of Human Services in 2022. Koevary violated civil court procedures by demanding unrelated hearings, deemed an attempt to create discord. Favre allegedly received $1.1 million in speaking fees from welfare funds meant for a volleyball arena at his alma mater. He repaid $1.1 million but still owes $729,790 due to interest. Former state director John Davis and others pleaded guilty to misusing funds.
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SUMMARY: In Columbus, Mississippi, community organizations are providing free meals to assist families during the holiday season. The Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office, led by Lt. Rhonda Sanders, runs a food pantry to collect and distribute food to local pantries, emphasizing support without judgment. Brenda Colvin, a donor, shares her personal connection to helping those in need. Another local charity, Loaves and Fishes, serves meals daily without means testing. Both organizations are active in preparing for the holidays and are accepting donations, welcoming contributions to support families experiencing financial difficulties.
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SUMMARY: Jackson City Councilman Kenneth Stokes hosted a meeting to address concerns about new downtown parking meters in Jackson, Mississippi. Stokes highlighted difficulties faced by elderly residents, who struggle to operate the new kiosks from SP Plus, leading to confusion and fines from third-party ticket issuers. Former Hinds County Supervisor David Archie criticized the aggressive ticketing practices, while SP Plus senior manager Alice Wallace provided guidance on using the kiosks, which accept coins and credit cards. She reassured attendees that those ticketed can appeal through the process outlined on their tickets, aiming to improve user experience.
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SUMMARY: Jeanne Carter Luckey, a trustee of the Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning (IHL), passed away on November 7, 2024. Dr. Al Rankins, Jr., commissioner of higher education, praised her energy and commitment to Mississippi’s public university system, noting her dedication will benefit future students. Appointed in May 2018 by former Governor Phil Bryant, Luckey served as vice president and chaired the ADA/Accessibility Services Task Force. She earned degrees in special education from the University of Mississippi and the University of Southern Mississippi. Luckey is survived by her husband, Alwyn, and their two daughters.
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