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Hattiesburg's Hope Park refurbished, rededicated
SUMMARY: Today, Hattiesburg celebrated the ribbon-cutting of the newly renovated Hope Park, located at the corner of Katy Avenue and Arage Street. Originally built in 1999, the park’s renovations include new playground equipment, just in time for National Parks and Recreation Week. Due to nearby public safety complex construction, the playground had fallen into disrepair. Parks and Recreation Director Betsy Mercier prioritized restoring the playground this year, highlighting its safety and abundant shade. Mayor Barker noted that this is part of broader revitalization efforts in the area, including ongoing construction on the Hall Avenue Overpass. Families are encouraged to visit the revamped park.
Hattiesburg’s Hope Park refurbished, rededicated.
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SUMMARY: The Salvation Army’s Director of Emergency Disaster Services for the Alabama Louisiana Mississippi division reports ongoing assistance in Louisiana following Hurricane Francine. Since Friday, they have distributed thousands of hot meals, drinks, and vital emotional and spiritual support. Located in Jackson, the organization plans to remain in Louisiana until Monday, focusing on preparing for a bulk goods distribution that will include food boxes, diapers, and cleanup kits. True Blood notes that Mississippi suffered less damage, enabling quicker responses to assist neighboring states affected by the hurricane.
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SUMMARY: Today brought heavy rain throughout the area, with some localized bands producing significant downpours. As evening approaches, the rain is expected to continue, so grabbing an umbrella is advised if you’re heading out. Temperatures remained mild, primarily in the upper 70s to lower 80s due to the rain and cloud cover. Overnight, temps will drop to the upper 60s and lower 70s with continued rain. Tomorrow, morning thunderstorms may occur but clearing is anticipated by afternoon. The following days should see a reduction in rain chances, with temperatures rising into the mid and upper 80s, leading to a drier week ahead.
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SUMMARY: Tonight’s temperatures are in the lower 70s, with scattered showers expected to continue overnight, dropping to the upper 60s by morning. Sunday will bring highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s, with morning rain and an increased chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. Heavy showers may persist into Monday morning, before tapering off later in the day and into Tuesday and Wednesday, when conditions should improve. In the tropics, Tropical Storm Gordon is tracking away from the U.S., with minimal concerns. The following week is anticipated to see warmer temperatures, potentially reaching the upper 80s to lower 90s by midweek.
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