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Fire Safety Tips from JFD
SUMMARY: The Jackson Fire Department emphasizes the importance of daily fire safety awareness, particularly during holidays like Thanksgiving, which see increased fire incidents. They encourage the community to reach out for assistance in installing working smoke alarms and educating families on safety protocols. Key cooking tips include keeping the kitchen clutter-free, avoiding alcohol while cooking, and ensuring potential fire hazards are removed. Residents should frequently test smoke alarms and have a fire escape plan in place. The department partners with the American Red Cross to provide free smoke alarms, aiming for a safer community through proactive education and support.
Live at 9
SUMMARY: The Link Centre in Tupelo will host Will Kimbrough on March 15 as part of its monthly music mix. Kimbrough, a talented singer-songwriter and guitarist, has worked with artists like Jimmy Buffett, Emmylou Harris, and Todd Snider. Known for his Americana style and exceptional guitar skills, he’s a gifted storyteller. Tickets are $18 in advance or $24 at the door. Sid Gartner, an event coordinator, encourages locals to support the Link Centre and enjoy the music, highlighting the importance of live performances in Tupelo, a town rich in musical heritage. Kimbrough was also a Grammy nominee for his production work.
Check out Will Kimbrough on Saturday, March 15 at the Link Centre in Tupelo.
SUMMARY: A forest fire in Rankin County, sparked by a resident’s controlled burn, has been contained but not fully extinguished. The fire, affecting over 300 acres, began around 11 a.m. and prompted evacuations of nearby homes as it spread eastward toward Scott County. Approximately 15 volunteer fire departments responded to the blaze, utilizing various firefighting equipment to contain it. Although no structures were damaged, the situation remained serious, with smoke visible in the area. Residents are urged to stay informed as crews continue their efforts to fully extinguish the fire. Updates will be provided by 12 News.
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Black History Month: Chickasaw County native redefining the cowboy image in Hollywood
SUMMARY: WDVA celebrates Black History Month by highlighting Tim Cook, a Chickasaw County native redefining the cowboy image in Hollywood. A Rodeo Champion and skilled stuntman, Cook recalls his early love for rodeo, which led him to impressive stunts in major films, including “The Harder They Fall.” As he showcases the talents of black cowboys, he emphasizes their significant but often overlooked contributions to the American West, where an estimated one in four cowboys were black in the 1800s. Cook sees his work as a way to honor this history and inspire the next generation of black rodeo performers.
Tim Cook is a former bareback and bull rider from Houston, Mississippi. He talked to WTVA’s Michelle Martin about bringing his life as a cowboy to the big screen.
Trailblazing Mississippi lawmaker Robert Clark dies
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Oklahoma Department State Department of Health hit with no confidence vote
Judge’s ruling gives Legislature permission to meet behind closed doors
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Design Tip Tuesday: Design your kitchen sink to its fullest potential!
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Morning Forecast – Tuesday, March 4th
Possible tornado hits Ada; storms cause flooding in Oklahoma City metro
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Severe weather and strong winds
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