SUMMARY: Peggy Ragland and her daughter Shelby Holocher, both breast cancer survivors, share their journeys of resilience against the disease. Peggy, diagnosed in 2011, faced a recurrence within six months, while Shelby’s diagnosis came last year due to genetic risk. Shelby credits an event called “Zumba in Pink” for funding her life-saving mammogram, which led to the discovery of invasive cancer. Both women emphasize the importance of humor and positivity during their battles and advocate for earlier mammogram access for women under 40. They remind others that cancer affects the entire family, urging emotional expression during tough times.

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SUMMARY: As Christmas approaches, families are starting their holiday shopping early, with just 75 days to go. A family from Calhoun City visited Columbus on October 14, motivated by a fall break to secure gifts before they sell out. Coach Darren Coffey highlighted early shopping for good deals, while his daughter, Shadaria, noted the desire to avoid crowds. Debra Philips appreciates shopping for her large family year-round. Local stores like Susan’s Hallmark Shop are also preparing for early shoppers, ensuring a variety of ornaments are available until December’s end.

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SUMMARY: A Yazoo City man, 35-year-old Jarvis Williams, was shot multiple times early Sunday and later pronounced dead at Baptist Medical Center Yazoo. The Yazoo County Coroner, Ricky Shivers, confirmed the shooting incident was reported just before 3:00 a.m. and is now classified as a homicide. The Yazoo City Police Department is currently investigating the case.

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