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Midsouth Food Bank hosting food giveaway in Tupelo
SUMMARY: The Midsouth Food Bank is holding a grocery giveaway on March 16th at Harrisburg Baptist Church in Tupelo. Residents will need a Mississippi driver’s license or utility bill to receive a box of groceries. The event starts at 10:00 am.
The Midsouth Food Bank will host a food giveaway on March 16 at Harrisburg Baptist Church.
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11/25- Dry Tuesday, then tracking rain chances leading up to Thanksgiving
SUMMARY: Weather conditions are becoming more humid due to a south wind, leading to uncomfortable temperatures, but a cold front is expected to bring relief. Spotty rain will accompany this cold front, with showers impacting Jasper and Smith County areas. As the front passes, cooler temperatures are predicted for Tuesday, transitioning back to sunny weather. Thanksgiving’s forecast is uncertain, with potential rain and cooler temperatures depending on the timing of the front’s arrival. Winds are expected to shift, causing overnight temperatures to drop. A colder weekend is anticipated, along with a possible freeze Sunday morning. Travel conditions look decent across the South.
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Hattiesburg leaders celebrate opening of Hall Avenue East Overpass
SUMMARY: The East Hall Avenue overpass in Hattiesburg, a multi-million dollar project aimed at improving traffic flow, has been completed after five years of planning and construction. Mayor Toby Barker and Senator Roger Wicker cut the ribbon on the new bridge, a solution to chronic traffic delays caused by train crossings. With over $18 million in funding secured by Wicker, the overpass is poised to enhance public safety, facilitate emergency response, and create economic opportunities in Forest County. Mayor Barker emphasized the importance of collaboration and innovation in overcoming challenges, with traffic set to open on Wednesday.
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Hinds County prepares for Tuesday’s runoff election
SUMMARY: Hinds County voters will return to the polls for a runoff election to decide the District 2 judicial seat between Bridget Morgan and Yemy Kings. Both candidates prioritize addressing youth issues and the justice system but propose different solutions. Morgan, a youth court prosecutor, emphasizes expanding mentorship and second-chance programs for individuals up to age 21. Kings focuses on reducing overcrowded jails, proposing alternatives like Job Corps for young offenders. Officials urge voters to confirm their polling locations via the Secretary of State’s website or by contacting election offices. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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