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Jackson firefighters respond to fire on Lynch Street
SUMMARY: are currently waiting for a response. The cause of the fire is unknown at this time, and it is unclear if there were any injuries or fatalities. Jackson Firefighters are working to extinguish the flames and keep the surrounding area safe. Stay tuned for updates as more information becomes available.
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Columbus police chief says crime rates are down
SUMMARY: Columbus Police Chief reports a significant drop in violent crime, with five homicides in 2023 compared to an average of 14-17 in previous years, marking a reduction of over 65%. The chief attributes this decrease to improved teamwork and communication between the police department, mayor‘s office, and city council, who prioritize public safety with increased funding for the police. Additionally, younger officers are motivated by the chief’s proactive vision. Nonviolent crimes, such as burglaries and thefts, are also down, and notably, all five homicides from last year have been solved. Overall, crime trends in Columbus are promising.
Columbus’ police chief said crime rates are down.
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Stay safe on UTVs after fatal wreck in Oxford
SUMMARY: This week, a tragic incident near Oxford highlighted the dangers of driving UTVs, or side-by-sides, on highways. An accident resulted in a fatality when a car struck a side-by-side on the road. Experts warn against taking these vehicles onto paved roads, noting that 67% of off-highway vehicle deaths occur in such settings. Driving UTVs on public highways is both unsafe and illegal in Mississippi. Safety recommendations include ensuring drivers are at least 16 years old, wearing helmets, and buckling up. Following these guidelines can significantly enhance safety and prevent accidents while enjoying off-road vehicles.
UTVs are fun but it’s important to be safe and watch for traffic.
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Houston Career and Technology Education Center receives $50,000 check
SUMMARY: The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) has awarded a $50,000 grant to the Houston Career and Technology Education Center for renovations to its engineering lab. The funds will be used to upgrade air conditioning units and the roof, enhancing student comfort and learning conditions. This improvement will prevent the need for students to relocate during hot summer months. The renovations are set to be completed by August 2025. TVA, along with its partner, Natches Trace Electric Power Association, is dedicated to supporting local educational initiatives.
The Tennessee Valley Authority presented a $50,000 check to the Houston Career and Technology Education Center for renovations to its engineering lab.
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