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Former Mooreville soccer coach sentenced for additional child sex crimes
SUMMARY: Luke Tanner Mason, a former soccer coach at Mooreville High School, has been sentenced for multiple child sex crimes in Mississippi. Recently, he received two consecutive five-year sentences: one for enticing a child and another for sexual battery and lustful touching. Originally facing harsher penalties, Mason’s sentences had portions suspended, and he was placed on probation. Mason exploited his position as a teacher to engage in inappropriate behavior with students, including sharing pornographic material. As a result, he must register as a sex offender. His actions are connected to the previously reported Lee County case.
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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Public Service Commission will host a Propane Summit on September 24, 2024, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Woolfolk Building in Jackson. This free event aims to facilitate discussions between commissioners and industry experts, focusing on regulatory practices and operational insights within the propane sector. Key attendees will include representatives from the Mississippi Insurance Department and the Mississippi Liquefied Compressed Gas Board. The summit presents an opportunity to deepen understanding of the propane industry’s role in Mississippi. Registration is open, and a complete agenda is available on the commission’s website.
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SUMMARY: Bobby Halford, a Mississippi baseball legend, will be the first NAIA Hall of Famer from William Carey. He began at the college as a dual-sport athlete in 1972 and has been part of the institution ever since, serving as an assistant baseball coach and the first women’s basketball head coach. Under his leadership, the Lady Crusaders won 152 games and a GCAC title, while his baseball teams achieved significant milestones including 18 conference championships and 15 national tournament appearances. Halford, the second-winningest college baseball coach in Mississippi, expresses gratitude for his accomplishments and support as he continues coaching into his 38th season.
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SUMMARY: FEMA is hosting a housing and preparedness summit on September 21 at Mississippi Christian Family Services in Rolling Fork, following tornado damage in March 2023. The event, running from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., aims to assist survivors with homeownership resources, loan applications, credit repair, and homelessness prevention. Attendees will also learn about safety preparedness, property documentation, and communication planning. The summit is open to the public, and special accommodation requests can be made via email. This initiative enhances long-term recovery efforts in the community affected by recent disasters.
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