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Homeless community helps clean up litter around Tupelo
SUMMARY: A local organization in Tupelo is helping the homeless community through Project Solutions, a program started by the city council three years ago. The program aims to give homeless individuals a fresh start by providing financial support, case management, and assistance in finding housing. An army veteran named Richard Joiner shared how the program helped him get back on his feet after experiencing homelessness. The program has also been praised by a municipal court administrator for its success in helping people off the streets. To qualify for Project Solutions, individuals must be homeless, pass a drug test, and be referred by an assisting agency. The program is currently assisting three people and looking to expand.
A Tupelo organization is helping the homeless community to get back on their feet.
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SUMMARY: Governor Tate Reeves signed a bill that gradually reduces Mississippi’s state income tax by 0.25% each year until 2030, reaching a total reduction of 3%. Additionally, the state’s grocery tax, currently the highest in the U.S. at 7%, will be cut to 5% starting July 1st. To offset revenue losses, the gas tax will rise by $0.09 per gallon. Reeves emphasized that the policy supports hard-working residents and positions Mississippi for growth. House Bill 1, now law, may still be amended before taking effect, with changes being discussed in a conference committee regarding a new trigger system.
Mississippi governor to sign bill eliminating state income tax
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SUMMARY: On Thursday, 11 Mississippi State Bulldogs showcased their skills during Pro Day at the Paul Maro Center, performing various drills like bench press and 40-yard dash in front of NFL Scouts. Players reflected on their preparation over the last two months, expressing confidence in their performances and the memorable experience of representing the team. The NFL Draft is approaching, with events occurring from April 24 to 26. Meanwhile, Ole Miss will hold its Pro Day in Oxford tomorrow, and coverage will be provided. Jason Williams from WTV will also report on Ole Miss’s progress in the Sweet 16 tournament.
Mississippi State football hosted NFL scouts and teams on its Pro Day on Thursday, March 27.
SUMMARY: The Historic Natchez Stone House, located near downtown Natchez, has a unique history, originally starting as a billiard hall in the 1850s. Owned by the Stone family since 1877, Joe Stone offers classical piano recitals for guests during spring pilgrimage tours on Fridays and Saturdays. The house features remarkable pocket doors with stained glass. Joe is passionate about antique maps, sparked by discovering a manuscript map of a nearby plantation. His collection focuses on early maps with Native American place names. The Stone House tour runs until April 19; tickets are available at littleeasytours.com.
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