www.youtube.com – 16 WAPT News Jackson – 2024-10-12 02:14:17

SUMMARY: In this week‘s edition of Blitz, the undefeated Hartfield Hawks faced the Madison-Ridgeland Patriots, ultimately losing 44-35 despite a strong comeback effort. Other notable matchups included West Jones defeating Terry 38-21, and Brandon triumphing over Petal 45-10. Tupelo edged Madison Central 28-23, while Starkville won decisively against Germantown, 42-0. In private school action, Jackson Prep dominated PCS, winning 56-10, and Tri-County beat Clinton Christian 48-6. Cathedral fell to St. Joe 31-28. The feature player was Callaway’s Marvin Moore, who scored multiple touchdowns, showcasing the strength of local football talent.

All the highlights and big plays from week seven of the Blitz.

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www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt’s Local News Station – 2024-10-12 01:32:07

SUMMARY: Hattiesburg is hosting a spooky double feature movie night at Town Square Park on Saturday, October 12th. The event begins with a family-friendly film at 6:40 PM, followed by the animated movie “Monster House” for kids. The adult audience can enjoy the classic horror film “Jeepers Creepers” afterward. Movies will be shown from approximately 6:30 PM to 10:15 PM, allowing families and friends to join at any time throughout the night. Don’t miss this festive Halloween celebration!

‘Scary Movie Saturday’ set for Town Square Park in Hattiesburg.

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www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt’s Local News Station – 2024-10-12 01:32:05

SUMMARY: Columbia Maran County Animal Shelter is facing overcrowding, housing over 30 animals, primarily stray dogs. The influx of unadopted pets is straining resources, making it difficult for staff like Christina McMillan to provide adequate care. Many animals have remained in the shelter for nearly a year, and city ordinances require accepting all unclaimed animals. To combat this crisis, the shelter has waived adoption fees and is urging the community to adopt pets and spay/neuter their animals. The staff is striving to avoid euthanasia, emphasizing the need for more adoptions to facilitate intake of new animals and ensure proper care.

Columbia Animal Shelter facing issue with overcrowding.

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