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AT&T data breach affects Mississippians
SUMMARY: A massive data breach involving personal information from over 70 million AT&T customers has occurred. Passcodes and social security numbers were accessed by an unknown source, exposing customers to the dark web. BeCloud IT Services in Jackson states that incidents like this are common and encourages businesses to regularly conduct security audits. AT&T has reset passcodes for affected customers and advises everyone to monitor their personal information daily, be proactive in protecting against hackers, and regularly review security measures. Customers impacted by the breach should expect communication from AT&T regarding the incident.
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Heart walk to support heart health
SUMMARY: The annual Metro Jackson Heart Walk in downtown Jackson, Mississippi, drew over 750 participants, celebrating heart health and honoring survivors like Trey Truitt, who shared his journey of surviving a heart attack and open heart surgery. Truitt emphasized gratitude for medical professionals and research efforts by the American Heart Association, as heart disease remains a leading cause of death. Executive Director Jennifer Hopping highlighted the collective effort behind the event, which has raised over $250,000 for heart disease awareness and research. The walk serves as a reminder of the importance of community support in combating heart health issues.
Heart walk to support heart health
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Raffle aims to help Lee County Library purchase new “family work station”
SUMMARY: The Friends of the Lee County Library are raffling a complete reading nook, including a recliner, table lamp, throw blanket, and a signed copy of John Grisham’s “Camino Ghosts.” The raffle aims to raise funds for a family workstation at the library, featuring a computer desk and a playpen for toddlers, enhancing the library experience for families. Raffle tickets are priced at $5 each or five for $20, available at the library or from board members. The drawing will take place on December 19th.
The Reading Nook Raffle includes a recliner, end table, lamp, blanket and signed copy of John Grisham’s Camino Ghosts.
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FRIDAY NIGHT FEVER: High school football scores and highlights from November 15th (Part 2)
SUMMARY: The New Hope Trojans were recognized as the band of the week after a remarkable turnaround season, finishing with a two seed despite last year’s winless record. Unfortunately, their playoff run ended recently. Meanwhile, in 7A playoff action, the Tupelo Golden Wave defeated their opponents 48-7, and Germantown overcame Oxford 43-34. Cleveland Central also advanced with a 31-13 victory over the Pat Talk Warriors. Notably, various schools like Kirk Academy and West Point continued their unbeaten streaks, signaling an exciting playoff atmosphere. Next, Tupelo is set to face Starkville, promising a competitive matchup ahead.
Here are the scores and highlights from Friday, November 15th.
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