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Drug busts in Lee County result in over 2,000 fentanyl pills seized
SUMMARY: The Lee County Sheriff’s Department conducted two drug busts, leading to the arrest of Theodis Barron, Jr. On August 29, deputies executed a search warrant in Guntown, seizing 300 fentanyl pills. The investigation revealed a second location in Tupelo, where over 2,000 additional fentanyl pills were discovered. Barron faces charges for aggravated trafficking and trafficking of a Schedule II controlled substance. Sheriff Jim H. Johnson praised the collaboration with the Tupelo Police Department in addressing community concerns about illegal drug activities. Barron, 58, is currently held without bond as authorities work to combat the fentanyl crisis.
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Federal Reserve cuts key rate by sizable half-point, signaling end to its inflation fight
SUMMARY: The Federal Reserve has cut its benchmark interest rate by half a point, marking its first reduction in over four years. This move aims to bolster the slowing job market, lowering the key rate to approximately 4.8% from a previous high of 5.3%. As inflation has decreased from a peak of 9.1% in mid-2022 to 2.5%, the Fed plans additional cuts in upcoming meetings. Chair Jerome Powell emphasized the importance of supporting employment and stated their commitment to stability over political influences. The decision reflects a shift from combating inflation towards fostering economic growth while addressing rising unemployment concerns.
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SUMMARY: Next Tuesday, four women kidney donors will embark on a 444-mile bike journey along the Natchez Trace Parkway to raise awareness for living organ donation. The event, “4Women 4Kidneys 444Miles 4days,” will start in Nashville and end in Natchez, featuring personal donation stories. Participants include Diane Mills and Anna Cannington from Mississippi, Becky Bussey from Colorado, and Rebekah Thomas from Vermont. They aim to demonstrate that kidney donation enhances life rather than hinders it. With approximately 90,000 people awaiting transplants in the U.S., living donations can significantly reduce wait times, offering a vital means of support for those in need.
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SUMMARY: The No. 5 Ole Miss football team is set to debut new navy blue helmets with white accents during their inaugural conference matchup against No. 15 Oklahoma on October 26. The Ole Miss Athletics Department revealed the helmets on social media, sparking mixed reactions from fans. Since Lane Kiffin became head coach, the team has updated its uniforms, including introducing powder blue jerseys. Despite divided opinions on the new helmet design, Ole Miss aims for a spot in the College Football Playoff this season, continuing with a game against Georgia Southern on Saturday at 6:45 p.m. Central.
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