Mississippi News
Aluminum Dynamics to host hiring event
SUMMARY: Construction at Aluminum Dynamics, Lowndes County's newest industry, is progressing and the company will start accepting applications next month. They will hold Application Days on October 14-15 to fill various positions in fields such as engineering, operations, maintenance, shipping, and administration. The company plans to have 750 employees when it starts operations in the summer of 2025.
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Dau Mabil’s family at odds over independent autopsy arrangements
SUMMARY: In Jackson, Mississippi, the family of Dau Mabil and their attorneys are unable to agree on a suitable doctor for an independent autopsy. Mabil's initial autopsy by the Mississippi State Medical Examiner's Office identified his death as a drowning, but the manner of death remains undetermined. No signs of trauma were found, although ethanol was detected in his liver tissue. The disagreement involves attorney Lisa Ross and Mabil's brother, Bul Mabil, over the choice of pathologist Dr. Amy Gruszecki. Dau Mabil was found dead in the Pearl River in April 2024 after going missing in March.
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Columbus prepares to spend money on paving streets
SUMMARY: Columbus, Mississippi, plans to pave more streets after receiving a bid nearly $1 million below the estimated $6 million budget. Lower asphalt prices contributed to the cost savings. Falcon Contracting won the bid, and with the lower costs, the city can address areas previously on hold. Mayor Keith Gaskin expressed optimism about expanding efforts and saving money. Council members have created a priority list for their wards. Paving projects are expected to start in late August. For updates, follow WCBI on Facebook and Twitter.
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2nd suspect arrested in shooting death of Alabama man at Mississippi bar
SUMMARY: Waynesboro police arrested Richard Mayfield, 24, on July 2, charging him as an accessory after the fact in the shooting death of 24-year-old Alabama man Brandon Michael Cartwright. The incident occurred outside the High Noon Lounge on June 29. Richard Mayfield, with a $500,000 bond, is the cousin of the first suspect, Jaylen Mayfield, who faces first-degree murder charges and a $1 million bond. Cartwright's family attended the court hearings, expressing deep emotional distress. Waynesboro police indicated no further arrests are expected and urge anyone with information to contact them.
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