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Ellisville men arrested on felony child abuse charges
SUMMARY: Frederick Gy, 39, and Jerry Gaston, 38, have been arrested for felony child abuse after the Ellisville Police Department discovered four neglected children, ages 4 to 16, in their care. An emergency alarm prompted police to find the children alone in a home with scant food, unsanitary conditions including feces, urine-stained mattresses without sheets, and no basic supplies like toilet paper. The children appeared malnourished, having eaten very little in 24 hours. Police suspect two children may have special needs. Gy and Gaston, the children's foster parents, are now in jail with bonds set at $40,000 each; the children are in child protective services.
Fredrick Gowdy, 39, and Jerry Gaston, 38, are being charged with four counts of felony child abuse.
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SUMMARY: Happy Friday! We're looking at our current rainfall status for July. June ended dry with a 2-inch deficit, and early July is nearly an inch behind, with only 0.31 inches of rain in Meridian today. Notably, other areas received more. Portions of Noxubee and Clarke Counties are abnormally dry, but recent rain has been beneficial. More rain is expected south of I-20 tonight and over the weekend, with showers likely into Saturday and Sunday. Tropical Storm Barry, likely to strengthen, could bring additional moisture to Mississippi early next week. Overall, expect warm, muggy weather with scattered showers and thunderstorms.
Plan for a hot weekend with showers to dodge
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SUMMARY: Summer is winding down, and the Pine Belt's Richon School District is gearing up for a new school year starting August 1st. Despite the quiet summer, Superintendent Klay Angland says it's a busy period for school leaders. Students recently completed state testing, and while improvements are needed, progress is notable. A $200,000 project to replace the basketball court is expected to be finished before school starts. Policy-wise, few changes are anticipated, but the student handbook will see minor updates. Registration will reopen this month, with details shared on social media.
Richton School District gearing up for new school year.
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SUMMARY: Next weekend, Mississippi will observe a sales tax holiday, offering reduced prices to shoppers, especially those preparing for the new school year. The holiday runs from Friday, July 12th to midnight on Sunday, July 14th. Items such as clothing, footwear, and school supplies priced under $100 will be tax-free, though items over $100 are not included. Parents with multiple children welcome the early holiday as it eases their back-to-school spending. Despite the restrictions, the tax holiday offers significant relief, with additional store deals like buy one get one free also benefiting families. For more details, visit wdam.com.
School shoppers to get break next week.
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