Mississippi News
Local farmer explains how to protect your crops from summer heat
SUMMARY: Chad McComic, a lifelong farmer from West Point, Mississippi, shares insights on summer planting. He stresses the importance of planting heat-tolerant crops like cucumbers, squash, tomatoes, watermelons, and peppers. He highlights the critical role of water, noting that both overwatering and underwatering can harm crops. McComic recommends utilizing technology such as Google and Plant Finder to monitor plant health and adjustments in watering routines. Additionally, he advises using black plastic mulch to manage moisture and ensure adequate fertilization. More detailed planting information can be found on USDA.gov. Follow WCBI on Facebook and Twitter for updates.
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SUMMARY: Two inmates who escaped from Claiborne County Detention Center, Tyrekennel Collins, 24, and Dezarrious Johnson, 18, were captured on July 6 in an abandoned home on Bridewell Lane. They escaped on July 5 by going through the ceiling and climbing an outside wall; Johnson injured his leg during the escape. Collins is accused of killing his cousin in Copiah County in October 2023. Johnson faces murder and aggravated assault charges in Jefferson County, with a trial set for October 15, 2024. Camera footage aided in tracking them down. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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SUMMARY: After storms with a cold front, northeast Mississippi will experience dry and clear weather this weekend. Saturday and Sunday will see high temperatures in the lower 90s, with partly to mostly cloudy skies and low chances (20%) of isolated showers. Night temperatures will drop to the low to mid-70s, creating warm and muggy conditions, and heat indices could exceed 100. Next week, remnants of Beryl will impact the area, likely bringing rainy days and potentially gusty winds from Tuesday to Thursday. Beryl is expected to weaken into a tropical depression as it moves inland, passing near the area by mid-week.
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SUMMARY: A Hattiesburg man, Tobias Smith, was arrested for allegedly making a bomb threat against Georgia Pacific Plywood in Smith County, Mississippi. The threat, received via text on July 5, led to the evacuation of employees. Smith, 27, was apprehended at the scene and charged with one count of terroristic threats. Before employees returned, bomb dogs searched the site for explosives. Smith is currently held at the Smith County Jail, awaiting a bond hearing. The investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information is urged to contact the Smith County Sheriff's Office.
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Two Mississippi escapees captured after being found in abandoned home
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