SUMMARY: The mother of Suzanne Simpson publicly spoke for the first time since her daughter’s disappearance. Suzanne was last seen in Os’s Park, and multiple agencies have searched without success. Family, friends, and community members gathered for prayers, expressing deep concern, especially for Suzanne’s four children. Barbara Clark, Suzanne’s mother, described a conversation with her daughter shortly before her disappearance, revealing that Suzanne had faced physical abuse from her husband, Brad. He was arrested on unrelated assault charges. Despite a hopeful front, Clark fears for her daughter’s safety and insists on the importance of community help in the search.

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SUMMARY: The Brierfield Lady Rebels captured their third consecutive state championship in a thrilling softball match against Calhoun Academy. Aubrey Jones shined in the circle, striking out multiple batters and contributing significantly to the offense, including a two-run double. The Rebels built an early lead, eventually finishing 10-1. Coach and players emphasized teamwork and resilience, noting the community’s unwavering support throughout the season. Celebrating their fifth title in seven years, the team reflected on the growth and memories created, asserting that each championship win brings unique challenges and joys, making each title special and unforgettable.

Briarfield Academy Softball claims third straight AA MAIS State Title, etching themselves in Lady Rebel Softball History

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SUMMARY: Five years after the tragic collapse of the Hard Rock Hotel in New Orleans, the family of Anthony McGr, one of three construction workers killed, continues to honor his memory. On the anniversary, loved ones gathered to remember him and the other victims. Investigations revealed design flaws and inspection failures that contributed to the disaster, yet no charges have been filed. The affected families settled lawsuits with the development company, but many pending claims remain. McGr’s sister emphasizes the need for accountability, while hopes for a memorial at the site remain unaddressed as the city‘s plans are still unclear.

Anthony Magrette and his twin sister, Angela, were 49 at the time. Angela gets family and friends together each year on the anniversary of his death.

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