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Eight Days of Home getting ready for hurricane recovery
SUMMARY: Eight Days of Hope, a non-profit organization, is gearing up to respond to the devastation caused by Hurricane Adalia in Florida. Just like their successful efforts in helping tornado victims in Amery Monroe County earlier this year, the organization will bring in heavy equipment such as Bobcats and lifts to aid in tree removal. Additionally, their mass feeding ministry will set up a feeding unit capable of making 8,000 meals every two hours. WTVA Sammy Roebuck will be interviewing Eight Days of Hope to discuss their latest mission and how people can contribute to the cause. Tune in to WTV 8 9 News for the full story.
SUMMARY: Maddie Anderson, former Mississippi State goalkeeper, recently signed with Racing Louisville FC, marking the realization of her lifelong dream. Over five seasons at MSU, Anderson earned numerous accolades and helped lead her team to an SEC Championship. She was drafted as a trialist, a stressful process that required proving herself without knowing her future. Anderson, who set several Bulldog records, credits her improvement to her coach, Cat Stratton, and her Christian faith. Now a rookie, she is focused on learning from her more experienced teammates, Katie Lond and Jordan Bloomer, while remaining motivated by her faith.
Former MSU goalkeeper Maddy Anderson signed to a NWSL team. She tells journey about how she made the team.
SUMMARY: Mississippi has made significant strides in addressing the opioid crisis, with opioid deaths declining for two consecutive years. The state’s efforts include stricter prescribing regulations and enhanced access to treatment for opioid use disorder. The opioid epidemic worsened during the COVID-19 pandemic, with isolation and limited treatment access exacerbating the issue. The introduction of fentanyl further complicated the crisis, leading to many deaths from counterfeit pills. Mississippi has focused on education and distributing Narcan kits to reverse overdoses. The Department of Health also provides free treatment options through its program for those without insurance or local providers.
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SUMMARY: Municipal elections are approaching in Lafayette County, with a special election tomorrow for a state house seat in District 23. This seat was vacated by Representative Andy Step of Bruce. Four local circuit clerks are preparing for voting. The main election will occur on April 1, including party primaries for Tupelo mayor and Democratic primaries for Columbus and Starkville mayors. At least 20 communities will have primaries. On April 15, Winston County voters will choose a new state senator to fill District 18 after Senator Jennifer Branding’s election to the Mississippi Supreme Court. Runoff elections will occur on April 22.
Primary election day is April 1 for many cities and towns across Mississippi.
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