Mississippi News
Columbus non-profit provides funding for Breast cancer awareness
SUMMARY: Zumba in Pink, a non-profit organization in Columbus, Mississippi, raised $5,225 to support women in need of mammograms during its third annual fundraising event. Founder Stephanie Jones emphasized the importance of early detection in saving lives. On October 18, Jones presented the check to the Imaging Center of Columbus, surpassing last year’s fundraising efforts. The initiative aims to increase awareness about breast cancer and provide financial assistance for mammograms, ensuring more women can undergo necessary screenings. Further fundraising efforts are planned to continue supporting this crucial cause.
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Woman dies during Magee house fire
SUMMARY: A tragic house fire in Magee, Mississippi, on October 17, resulted in the death of a 92-year-old woman, identified as Annie Langston. The fire broke out around 10:12 p.m. at a home on 8th Street. Authorities, including Magee police, Simpson County deputies, firefighters, and the Covington County Ambulance Service, responded to the scene. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation by the State Fire Marshal’s Office.
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Starkville Community Foundation helps residents pay utility bills
SUMMARY: In Starkville, utility bills have increased, prompting local residents to seek assistance as winter approaches. The Starkville Community Foundation’s “Helping Hands” program offers financial aid for rent and electricity in Oktibbeha County, aiming to prevent evictions. The program, managed by Trinity Presbyterian Church, provides up to $250 for the first callers needing help, alongside mandatory training on energy savings. Starkville Utilities also supports residents with free energy audits and workshops on November 6 and 7, focusing on effective energy management strategies. Donations for Helping Hands can be made through their website.
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Natchez police investigate alleged hit-and-run
SUMMARY: Natchez police are investigating a hit-and-run incident that injured two men on October 14 in the 800 block of N. Martin Luther King Jr. According to reports, Travon Lyles and Anthony Jackson, who had been arguing on a live stream, both claimed they were struck by another vehicle. Lyles alleged that Jackson returned to the scene and hit him, while Jackson stated they were hit by an unknown driver. Fortunately, neither sustained life-threatening injuries. The investigation is currently ongoing.
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