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Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi hosts its annual Meridian Walk for Diabetes
SUMMARY: Today, the Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi held its annual Meridian Walk for Diabetes at Bonita Lakes Park, attracting many supporters of children and families affected by type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Registration started at 1 PM, followed by warm-ups led by Miss Mississippi, Becky Williams, before the walk commenced at 2 PM. The event featured activities for kids, including face painting, a sneaker contest, food, and refreshments. Participants received medals for completing the walk. Williams emphasized the importance of physical activity in combating diabetes, especially in Mississippi, which has high diabetes rates. Proceeds will aid local families with diabetes resources.
Many people came out to walk in support of children and families who have been diagnosed with type and type two diabetes.
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SUMMARY: Over 62,000 absentee ballots have already been submitted ahead of the upcoming election, with two weeks remaining. In Rankin County, the voting pace has been steady, with 552 ballots cast in a single day, as many voters prefer to avoid potential last-minute issues. Circuit Clerk’s offices report high absentee turnout, limited to eligible individuals such as those aged 65 or older, disabled, or out of town on Election Day. Rankin County leads in absentee ballot submissions, followed by Madison and Hinds counties. Voters must ensure their mailed ballots are postmarked by Election Day. More details are available online.
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SUMMARY: Tina Cheatham and Clay Cheatham are vying for a city council seat following the resignation of former councilwoman Angelique Lee. As they campaign, both candidates report positive responses from voters. Key issues include reducing crime, improving infrastructure, and addressing the city’s food desert. Voters are particularly concerned about maintaining clean streets and ensuring honest governance. Tina Cheatham, a retired U.S. Army Colonel, emphasizes her discipline and organizational skills, while Clay Cheatham highlights her extensive experience as a State Farm insurance agent, underscoring her proficiency in handling budgets and working with people. The special election is set for October 22nd.
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SUMMARY: Thalia Mara Hall, closed for nearly three months due to mold, is set to reopen on January 18th following environmental remediation work. The city has awarded a contract to address issues including mold removal, asbestos, and lead. Project manager Ahmad Al Turk emphasized that the repairs involve more than just mold; crews will also fix roof leaks and drainage problems. Work is scheduled to commence on Wednesday, and the project aims to restore a safe environment within the theater before its planned reopening.
Thalia Mara Hall to reopen in January
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