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National Guard orders safety stand down following deadly Mississippi helicopter crash

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www.supertalk.fm – J.T. Mitchell – 2024-02-28 13:16:08

SUMMARY: the deaths of two soldiers in a Mississippi helicopter crash, the Army National Guard has implemented an aviation safety stand down to policies and procedures. Soldiers Andrew Zemek, 36, and Derek Joshua Abbott, 42, tragically lost their lives in an AH-64 Apache during a flight in Prentiss County. Lt. Gen. Jon A. Jensen emphasized that despite routine worldwide missions, safety remains a priority. The stand down will ensure crews are prepared for their duties. This incident occurred after a similar crash in Utah, which two pilots. Nearly 45,000 Guard members are currently deployed, and the stand down has no specified end date.

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Gov. Tate Reeves pushes income-tax cut, says critics rely on ‘myths’

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www.supertalk.fm – Emily Wagster Pettus – 2024-09-24 18:09:14

SUMMARY: Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves has called on legislators to dismiss “myths” from opponents seeking to halt the ‘s income tax phase-out. Speaking at a conference, he emphasized that eliminating the tax is crucial for the state’s economic growth, akin to neighboring states like Florida and . Currently, Mississippi is reducing its top income tax rate to 4% by 2025. While some lawmakers further cuts, caution is advised to avoid fiscal pitfalls, referencing Kansas’ failed tax cuts in 2012. GOP , however, argue that significant reforms could improve the state’s financial landscape and benefit taxpayers.

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Officials prioritizing public safety at upcoming Mississippi State Fair

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September 24, 2024

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www.supertalk.fm – Caleb Salers – 2024-09-24 17:00:45

SUMMARY: The 165th Mississippi Fair in will from October 3 to 14, with gate admission at $10 and parking. For the first time, tickets and ride wristbands can be purchased online, allowing early buyers to skip lines. The fair features over 100 food vendors, 60 rides, and various attractions, new Wild reenactments and -friendly shows. Safety is emphasized, with strict measures like metal detectors and age restrictions after 9 p.m. Enforcement will be a collaboration of local and state agencies to ensure a secure and enjoyable experience for all attendees.

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Fall music guide: 10 concerts in Mississippi you don’t want to miss

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September 24, 2024

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www.supertalk.fm – Logan Rouse – 2024-09-24 15:14:54

SUMMARY: This guide highlights exciting concerts in Mississippi this fall, featuring notable artists. Upcoming performances include Sturgill Simpson on Oct. 4 in Brandon, The Oak Ridge on Oct. 5 in , and Matthew on Oct. 6, also in Jackson. The Beach Boys will perform on Oct. 11-12 in , while Brantley Gilbert and Gary Allan take the stage on Oct. 12 in Gautier and Choctaw, respectively. Additional acts include U.S. The Band on Oct. 18 in Hattiesburg, the Jason Miller Band on Oct. 26 in Starkville, and The Molly Ringwalds on Nov. 8 in Oxford, ending with Creed on Nov. 9 in Biloxi.

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