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MSNG commander change
SUMMARY: Major General Bobby Gin will officially take command of the Mississippi National Guard on Friday, succeeding Major General Jansen D. Bo, who is retiring after eight years. Gin, who started his duties as adjutant general in August, aims to enhance recruitment and retention while modernizing facilities and equipment, including acquiring new Joint Light Tactical Vehicles and howitzers. General Bo reflects on his proud moments, notably the guard’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the growth of their tuition program, which has increased from 200 to over 600 students, providing around $110,000 annually to help young people access college education.

MSNG commander change
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Grenada County coming together after weekend tornado
SUMMARY: Grenada County is banding together after an EF2 tornado struck on Saturday, causing significant damage, particularly in Elliot, Mississippi. Locals are starting the challenging process of rebuilding and supporting one another. Power restoration crews are working diligently, while Elliot Baptist Church provides food for First Responders and those in need. One of the area’s major employers, Hen Timber, suffered considerable damage, but details on the impact remain unclear. Additionally, water outages have affected several locations, with one well out of service and multiple roads without water as of Sunday afternoon. The community’s resilience shines through in these tough times.

WTVA’s Wayne Hereford spoke with members of the community about the experience and recovery efforts following a weekend tornado.
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ABC’s Ginger Zee describes the tornado damage in Tylertown
SUMMARY: ABC’s Ginger Zee, live in Tylertown, described the devastation caused by an EF2 tornado over the weekend. The storm severely damaged cabins at the Paradise Ranch RV Resort, with trees piercing structures. Preliminary reports from the National Weather Service confirmed winds of at least 111 mph. Ginger, a veteran storm chaser, expressed her heavy heart for the lives lost. The storm system caused 33 confirmed tornadoes across nine states, with over 60 reported. In addition to tornadoes, wildfires and dust storms marked a dangerous start to the spring season. Ginger acknowledged the local team’s support during her coverage.

Ginger Zee is in Mississippi covering the tornado damage in Walthall County.
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2025 Run the Rainbow for Children's
SUMMARY: The 2025 Run the Rainbow for Children’s event in Jackson united participants of all ages for a cause supporting Children’s of Mississippi. Held at Hall and Malls, the event featured various races, including a 5K, 10K, and marathons, with special accommodations for children with needs. Following the race, runners celebrated with live music and festivities, while winners received custom medals. This annual event not only encourages physical activity but also fosters community spirit and raises essential funds for pediatric care. The joy of participation and camaraderie exemplifies the community’s commitment to supporting local children’s health needs.

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