Mississippi News
Lowndes County Supervisors select new county road manager
SUMMARY: Lowndes County Supervisors have appointed Tyrone Cunningham as the new County Road Manager, succeeding Mike Aldridge, who is retiring but will assist in the transition until year-end. Cunningham, with 22 years in the road department and currently serving as Assistant Road Manager, was a natural selection according to Board President Trip Hairston. Hairston praised Cunningham for his knowledge, character, and loyalty. Cunningham will officially assume the role on January 1. For continuous updates, follow WCBI News on Facebook and Twitter.
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Feeling so nice
SUMMARY: In Columbus, Mississippi, pleasant weather continues through the week as temperatures remain comfortable for late August. Wednesday night will see lows in the upper 50s to low 60s with clear skies and a light northern breeze. Thursday's highs will reach the upper 80s to lower 90s, with mostly sunny conditions, though isolated showers may occur in western Alabama. Overnight lows will be in the upper 60s. Friday's forecast mirrors Thursday, with similar temperatures and a few more clouds, while still allowing for ample sunshine throughout the day.
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Man shot, 300 pounds of marijuana seized in Purvis
SUMMARY: On August 20, Purvis police responded to a shooting incident on Martin Luther King Dr., where they found a 47-year-old man shot multiple times; he is currently in stable condition. During the investigation, officers seized over 300 pounds of marijuana, more than 200 packs of THC-infused candies, and five handguns. The investigation is ongoing.
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Mississippi News
Citywide burn ban issued in Starkville until further notice
SUMMARY: Starkville, Mississippi, has implemented a citywide burn ban due to adverse weather conditions and an increase in grass fires. No permits for burning will be issued, and residents are advised to handle cigarette butts and charcoal ashes with care to prevent fires. The Starkville Fire Department announced that the ban will remain in effect until further notice. Residents can follow local news updates on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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