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Jackson casino bill dies
SUMMARY: House Bill 1989, a misdemeanor charges bill, is moving forward in the statehouse to potentially open the first casino in downtown Jackson, Mississippi. If approved, this would be the first casino in the state that is not located on the coast or on the Mississippi River. The bill was presented to the House Ways and Means Committee today by a Republican committee chair from North Mississippi. The proposed casino would be just over a mile from the Capitol building and would need to be owned by someone who already owns a licensed casino. Mississippi’s first casinos opened in 1992, and there are now a total of 26 in the state.

Quick death for Mississippi bill that sought casino site in Jackson
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3/10/25- Sunny for Tuesday, Severe threat by the weekend
SUMMARY: The weather this week will be pleasant, particularly for spring break, with temperatures in the low 50s and highs reaching the upper 70s by Tuesday. However, a severe weather threat is expected overnight Friday into Saturday, with potential for thunderstorms and tornadoes. The Storm Prediction Center has issued a low risk for severe weather. An enhanced risk is anticipated Saturday afternoon. Additionally, a full lunar eclipse, known as the “full worm blood moon,” will occur early Friday morning, offering good viewing conditions. Tonight will be chilly with clear skies, while Tuesday promises comfortable weather.

3/10/25- Sunny for Tuesday, Severe threat by the weekend
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Reaction: Bauhaus Furniture in Saltillo averts shutdown
SUMMARY: Bauhaus Furniture in Saltillo recently faced the closure of its plant, putting 75 local jobs at risk. However, the situation took a positive turn when the company announced it had found a buyer. The closure was initially prompted by a soft business market and uncertainties surrounding tariff wars. Local workers had been notified of potential layoffs, but the buyer’s intervention saved their jobs, offering hope to the small town’s economy. The announcement was made on March 8, and, for now, the plant remains operational, allowing employees to keep their jobs and support their families.

Bauhaus Furniture in Saltillo appears to have averted a shutdown.
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WTOK News 11 Weather – Zack Rogers 3/7/25
SUMMARY: WTOK News 11 Weather report by Zack Rogers predicts a beautiful evening in downtown, perfect for the full moon event. Overnight, temperatures will dip into the mid-50s with increasing clouds. Saturday will see temperatures rise into the 70s, with rain expected later in the day, influenced by a level one marginal risk for severe weather. Strong winds and hail are possible, particularly during nocturnal storms. The rain is expected to start around 7-8 PM, clearing by Sunday morning, followed by better weather into the week. Winds will remain gusty, reaching 20-25 mph, so keep hold of your hats and an umbrella handy.

WTOK News 11 Weather – Zack Rogers 3/7/25
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