Mississippi News
Eupora and ackerman police chiefs are husband and wife
SUMMARY: Lawrence and Martha Caradine are both police chiefs in neighboring Mississippi towns, Eupora and Ackerman, and have been married for 26 years. They emphasize collaboration in their roles; Martha appreciates having Lawrence nearby for support, while Lawrence values her honest opinions on policing matters. Both chiefs are passionate about helping their communities, stemming from their upbringing in law enforcement. They aim to prioritize public safety over competition and find unique fulfillment in serving their hometowns. Despite the challenges of their jobs, they strive to keep work separate from home life, focusing on their commitment to citizen safety.
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SUMMARY: As we “fall back” this weekend, the Aberdeen Fire Department emphasizes the importance of checking smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in homes. It’s crucial to have functioning smoke detectors in every bedroom, hallway, and sleeping area. Carbon monoxide detectors are vital for homes using natural gas, as this gas is invisible and odorless. The fire department advises unplugging appliances such as curling irons and keeping space heaters away from flammable materials. Regular maintenance of smoke detectors, including weekly checks and battery replacement, is important. For assistance with installation or checks, residents can contact the fire department.
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Lane Kiffin is ‘disappointed for fans’ that Ole Miss won’t host SEC opponent for night game this season
SUMMARY: The game between No. 19 Ole Miss and No. 2 Georgia is scheduled for November 9th at 2:30 PM, meaning Ole Miss will not host any conference night games this season. Head coach Lane Kiffin expressed disappointment, highlighting that night games provide a significant home-field advantage and lamented the situation for their fans. Despite not having a night game, fans can still watch the matchup against the Bulldogs on ABC.
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SUMMARY: COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) reports that rain and storms are anticipated for Halloween evening, prompting potential costume disputes among parents and their children. Wednesday night will feature mild temperatures in the 60s with overcast skies. Thursday will begin dry but cloudy, with rain showers expected to develop in the afternoon, continuing into the evening with storm potential. Parents are advised to ensure their little ones stay safe and dry, possibly using clear ponchos or umbrellas. On Friday, lingering moisture may lead to cloudy conditions and chances of rain in the morning, but clearer weather is expected later.
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