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Interview: Nature Fest and Tallahatchie Riverfest happening in New Albany
SUMMARY: The Tahachapi River Festival will feature a Nature Fest this Saturday, celebrating National Public Lands Day. Jill Smith, director of the Union County Heritage Museum, highlights various educational programs on topics including Mississippi mushrooms, wildlife rehabilitation, alligators, turtles, bats, and birds. Andrew Ballard will speak on mushrooms at 11 AM. Smith emphasizes the importance of bats for the ecosystem, including pest control. Nature walks and herbalist presentations will also be available. Nature Fest runs from 11 AM to 4 PM at the park along the Tallahatchie River, coinciding with River Fest, which starts at 9 AM.
New Albany will soon host several festivals.
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Lamar County man sentenced to 134 years in prison
SUMMARY: Tory Johnson, a Lamar County man, was sentenced to 134 years in prison for shooting a deputy in 2022. He was convicted of two counts of attempted capital murder, two counts of auto burglary, and one count of burglary of a dwelling after breaking into vehicles and a home before injuring Deputy Steve Poso. The district attorney expressed satisfaction with the sentencing outcome, acknowledging the emotional nature of the case for all involved. Johnson will serve his sentences consecutively in the Mississippi Department of Corrections, marking a significant step towards justice for the affected officers.
Lamar County man sentenced to 134 years in prison.
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10/29 – High School Highlights
SUMMARY: Martez Blackwell scored a touchdown for Oak Grove High School, leading the Warriors to a significant 59-28 victory. With this win, their record improves to 5-3 for the season. The highlights of the high school games are presented by Jack’s Family Restaurant.
10/29 – High School Highlights
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Petal water meter replacement continuing apace
SUMMARY: Pedal’s mayor announced significant upgrades to nearly 1,600 water meters, up from just 80 a few months ago, aiming to improve the efficiency of reading water usage. The new dial and transponder units enable city workers to automatically gather data from vehicles, reducing the need for manual readings. So far, around 600 meters have been updated, and the city plans to repair all 3,600 meters in total. The mayor emphasized the importance of completing the project thoroughly for enhanced efficiency, with expectations for the work to continue into early next year.
Petal water meter replacement continuing apace.
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