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Mississippi Insight for Sept. 1, 2024: Hurst and Wade
SUMMARY: This week on Mississippi Insight, GOP Chairman Mike Hurst discusses political dynamics ahead of the 2024 presidential election, expecting strong support for Donald Trump in the traditionally red state of Mississippi. Hurst emphasizes enthusiasm among Republicans and critiques current Democratic policies. He expresses confidence in high voter turnout, attributing it to economic concerns. Meanwhile, Jackson Police Chief Joseph Wade focuses on community-based crime-fighting strategies, advocating for more resources for the homeless and mentally ill. Wade highlights collaboration among law enforcement and community engagement to combat crime and reduce youth violence, while maintaining high solvability rates for homicides.
MSGOP Chairman Mike Hurst talks candidly about the presidential campaign and prospects for the governor’s race in 2027. And 12 News’ Jaylon Anderson talks one-on-one with Jackson Police Chief Joseph Wade. Hosted by Byron Brown and produced by Tom Wright.
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Petal first responders honor 9/11 memories
SUMMARY: Petal area police officers and firefighters held a special Memorial today to honor the heroes of 9/11 while raising funds for First Responders in need. The annual Memorial stair climb at Petal Panther football stadium saw dozens of residents participating, each climbing the equivalent of 115 flights of stairs to commemorate those who attempted to save lives during the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. The event not only paid tribute but also aimed to raise around $5,000 for local charity Local Legends, to assist First Responders like firefighter Kaylee Randolph, who faced significant medical expenses after an accident.
Petal first responders honor 9/11 heroes, memories
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Powers Fire & Rescue holds blood drive
SUMMARY: Volunteer firefighters in Jones County organized a blood drive with Vitalant to address the urgent need for blood donations, as there’s a nationwide 30% decline since May. During the recent event, around two dozen people donated, contributing to the local blood supply. Vitalant representatives emphasized the critical need for all blood types, highlighting that the situation affects communities everywhere, not just locally. Powers Fire and Rescue holds two blood drives annually in partnership with Vitalant to support this vital cause.
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Powers VFD stages blood drive in Jones Country
SUMMARY: Volunteer firefighters in Jones County are actively contributing to the local blood supply by hosting a blood drive with Vitalant. Amid a nationwide 30% drop in donations since May, there is a critical need for blood of all types. Approximately two dozen people donated during the event, helping save lives, but organizers emphasize that more donations are needed. To find donation opportunities, individuals can visit www.vitalent.org, enter their zip code, and get information on where to donate. Powers Fire and Rescue organizes two blood drives for Vitalant each year to support this essential cause.
Powers VFD stages blood drive in Jones Country.
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