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Local police in Alabama are stepping up efforts for school bus safety
SUMMARY: Hamilton, Alabama police are enhancing the protection of children on school buses with a new campaign. Officers will now be placed on school buses to report drivers who violate laws by running school bus stop signs. They emphasize the importance of following laws to avoid being stopped, receiving a citation, or ending up in jail. The initiative aims to ensure the safety of students while traveling to and from school. Police are urging drivers to be cautious and obey traffic rules to prevent dangerous situations.
They are starting a new campaign that would put officers on school buses.
SUMMARY: Students and faculty at DT Cox Elementary in Pontotoc have returned to campus after being displaced due to a January fire caused by a malfunction. The school had temporarily relocated to West Heights Baptist Church. Principal Emily Vanderver expressed gratitude for the church’s support and highlighted the joy of returning to their familiar environment. The 365 third and fourth graders are thrilled to resume their routine and enjoy longer playtime in their own space. The community is relieved to see the school restored and operating normally once again after several weeks of disruption.
A Pontotoc elementary school recently reopened following a damaging fire.
SUMMARY: Maddie Anderson, former Mississippi State goalkeeper, recently signed with Racing Louisville FC, marking the realization of her lifelong dream. Over five seasons at MSU, Anderson earned numerous accolades and helped lead her team to an SEC Championship. She was drafted as a trialist, a stressful process that required proving herself without knowing her future. Anderson, who set several Bulldog records, credits her improvement to her coach, Cat Stratton, and her Christian faith. Now a rookie, she is focused on learning from her more experienced teammates, Katie Lond and Jordan Bloomer, while remaining motivated by her faith.
Former MSU goalkeeper Maddy Anderson signed to a NWSL team. She tells journey about how she made the team.
SUMMARY: Mississippi has made significant strides in addressing the opioid crisis, with opioid deaths declining for two consecutive years. The state’s efforts include stricter prescribing regulations and enhanced access to treatment for opioid use disorder. The opioid epidemic worsened during the COVID-19 pandemic, with isolation and limited treatment access exacerbating the issue. The introduction of fentanyl further complicated the crisis, leading to many deaths from counterfeit pills. Mississippi has focused on education and distributing Narcan kits to reverse overdoses. The Department of Health also provides free treatment options through its program for those without insurance or local providers.
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