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MBI investigates officer involved shooting in Biloxi
SUMMARY: Officers with the Biloxi Police Department were responding to a service call on Lakeview Drive in Biloxi when they were confronted by a subject pointing a weapon at them. The officers then fired their weapons, injuring the subject seriously, who was subsequently taken to a local hospital. The officers did not sustain any serious physical injuries. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation (MBI) is currently investigating the incident and collecting evidence. This information is preliminary and may change. For continuous updates, follow WCBI on Facebook and Twitter.
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Clearing in sight – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: In Columbus, Mississippi, Monday begins with cloud cover and scattered showers, making for mild temperatures. As the day progresses, rain chances decrease, clearing by lunchtime with a high of 80ยฐF and an overnight low in the upper 60s. Tuesday ushers in sunny and clear weather, with temperatures rising to the upper 80s. This trend of clear, dry conditions continues throughout the week, maintaining highs in the upper 80s and lows in the mid-60s. The weather promises to remain beautiful, with plenty of sunshine and comfortable temperatures ahead.
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Tennessee Williams’s play is showcased at local theatre
SUMMARY: Tennessee Williams Week concluded on September 15 in Columbus, Mississippi, featuring performances that celebrated the playwright’s legacy. The Columbus Arts Council hosted the play โA Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeurโ at the Omnova Theatre, engaging the community in the arts. Squeak Humphrey emphasized the importance of honoring Williams, noting the limited awareness of his contributions as a queer Southern playwright. Residents, like Taylor Green, appreciated learning about Williams’ life and struggles, especially regarding censorship. The success of this small cast performance showcased the dynamic potential of intimate productions, and the Arts Council anticipates more live shows in the future.
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Glow Market helps raise funds for missions
SUMMARY: The Amory First Assembly of God hosted a kids market to raise funds for the Assemblies of God Boys and Girls Missionary Challenge. Over a dozen children set up booths to sell various items like baked goods, refreshments, and handmade crafts, with adults assisting. Children’s pastor Haley Davis noted that the market is designed to help kids meet their personal fundraising goals for missions. This year, they raised nearly $12,000 for BGMC, which supports humanitarian aid globally. One young participant, six-year-old Eden Minga, raised over $1,500 on her own by singing and selling items.
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