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Louisville turning old building into a new theater
SUMMARY: The historic Strand Theater in Louisville, Mississippi, is set for restoration to revive its role as a cultural hub for the community. Mayor Will Hill emphasized that this initiative aims to enhance local entertainment options, reducing the need for residents to travel for plays and concerts. The project will foster tourism and economic growth, providing a venue for various events and promoting community engagement. Hill envisions the theater as a collaborative space that enhances quality of life rather than fostering competition. The goal is to complete renovations by 2026, creating a municipal arts theater for all residents.
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Record temperatures possible – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: In Columbus, Mississippi, warm weather will persist as the week progresses, with temperatures hitting 86 degrees on Thursday and possibly reaching a record high of nearly 90 degrees on Friday. Thursday night will see temperatures drop to the mid-50s. The weekend will bring a slight cooldown with temperatures in the 70s expected by Sunday, while Saturday will remain in the 80s. There is a possibility of light showers on Saturday or early Sunday as a cold front moves in. Overall, residents can expect sunny and warm conditions leading into the weekend.
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Couple wanted for multiple thefts in Rankin County
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Local non-profit exposes students to careers in construction
SUMMARY: In Lowndes County, Mississippi, FORGE, a local non-profit, launched its annual career expo to celebrate Careers in Construction Month, aimed at middle school students. The event exposes students to various construction careers, showcasing opportunities from heavy equipment operators to architects. Participants could try out equipment, with students like Aubrey Gray enjoying hands-on experiences like driving mini-excavators. Executive Director Melinda Lowe emphasized the need for skilled trades in the community and wider industry, while Vice President Nick Parish highlighted that every role, including accounting and project management, is essential for building infrastructure. Over 2,000 eighth graders participated, with the expo running until October 24.
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