SUMMARY: The pedestrian bridge in Columbus, Mississippi, is set to reopen this weekend after four years of closure due to damage from a barge in 2020. City officials, including Mayor Keith Gaskin, are excited about revitalizing the bridge as part of the city’s entertainment district, which connects to an amphitheater. Repairs have been made to the bridge’s piers, restrooms, and overall aesthetics, refreshing areas plagued by mold and rust. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for Sunday at 2:30 p.m., and the bridge will also be available for event rentals.

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SUMMARY: Capitol police are investigating the discovery of a body in Jackson‘s Fondren neighborhood. The body was found on October 2 near West and Hartfield Streets. Bailey Martin, press secretary for the Mississippi Department of Public Safety, confirmed the recovery but stated that the investigation is ongoing and no further comments can be made at this time. This incident indicates a heightened urgency for safety and awareness in the community as authorities look into the circumstances surrounding the finding.

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SUMMARY: In Columbus, Mississippi, above-average temperatures are expected over the next week. Wednesday will be mostly sunny with highs in the lower to middle 80s and lows around 60 degrees. Thursday is forecasted to be the warmest day, reaching the middle to upper 80s, with some areas possibly touching 90 degrees. On Friday, increased cloud cover and a slight chance of scattered light showers are anticipated. This weekend will feature a mix of sun and clouds, maintaining warm daytime temperatures in the 80s and pleasant nights around 60 degrees.

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