www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-06-29 01:00:36

SUMMARY: After years of planning, searching, and raising money, Hope City Church is ready for its next phase. Community members recently gathered to view the church's new space and celebrate its future. Senior and founding Pastor Josh Lafy expressed immense joy over the church's progress. Previously, as a setup and tear-down church, members spent 16 months setting up and dismantling their operations every Sunday. Having moved through various locations, Hope City Church is thrilled to transition from a church plant to an established church. They aim to move into their new location on SE Street in Meridian, in the old TND Furniture building, within the next year.

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www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-06-29 01:00:33

SUMMARY: Expect temperatures to rise from the mid-70s in the morning to the lower 90s by the afternoon, with mostly sunny skies transitioning to mostly cloudy. Rain showers are likely in the afternoon due to a low-pressure system to the northwest. Temperatures will drop back to the 80s by evening. This pattern continues into Saturday and Sunday, with partly cloudy mornings and afternoon showers. Sunday's weather is slightly impacted by a cool front, bringing a shift in winds and stabilizing temperatures in the mid-90s. Rain chances end by Monday, with mid-90s persisting into next week. An 80-90% chance of tropical activity is also noted.

Today's Weather – Zack Rogers – June 28th, 2024

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www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt's Local News Station – 2024-06-29 00:03:13

SUMMARY: The Mississippi Humanities Council has honored civil rights pioneers Dory and Joyce Ladner from Hattiesburg with a new Freedom Trail marker. The unveiling ceremony took place at the site of the former Woods Guest House, which served as a headquarters for civil rights activities. The Ladner sisters played crucial roles in organizing the 1963 March on Washington and the 1964 Freedom Summer. Joyce Ladner attended the ceremony, while Dory Ladner, who passed away three months ago, was also remembered. This marker is the 37th in the state, with another to be unveiled in Laurel honoring Dr. Benjamin Murf, and the first outside Mississippi to be dedicated in Atlantic City.

Hattiesburg sisters honored with civil rights marker.

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