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New baseball team coming to Trustmark Park
SUMMARY: Starting in 2025, Trustmark Park in Pearl, Mississippi, will welcome a new baseball team, an expansion of the Frontier League, following the Mississippi Braves‘ final game in the city. Pearl Mayor Jake Windham highlighted a tripling of sales tax revenue since the Braves’ arrival and emphasized the urgency in securing a new team. Community voting for the team’s name will occur from September 9-27, with options including Mississippi Mud Monsters, Mississippi Grits, and Mississippi Soul Shakers. City leaders are actively working to keep the venue vibrant and support its continued use.
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Keeping the sky clear
SUMMARY: In Columbus, Mississippi, after a cloudy start to the week, the weather is expected to improve with warmer temperatures. Monday night will see mild lows in the middle 60s due to persistent clouds. Tuesday will bring a mix of sun and clouds, with highs in the upper 80s and dry conditions. This pattern continues into Wednesday, with similar warm temperatures and clear skies. By the end of the week, highs will remain in the upper 80s and lows in the middle 60s, making for a calm and pleasant weather week overall.
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Mississippi State HC Jeff Lebby shares thoughts for those who may have lost faith in program
SUMMARY: Mississippi State football faced a disappointing 41-17 loss to Toledo, leaving them with a 1-2 record. The Bulldogs still must face five top-seven teams, with four being on the road. As they prepare for SEC play against the Florida Gators, head coach Jeff Lebby addressed the disappointment, emphasizing the impact of their performance on the state and fanbase. He called for a renewed effort to turn the season around and deliver a strong performance. The team seeks to regain confidence and improve after struggling in their initial games.
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Felony charges brought against Winston County man
SUMMARY: LeAndre Macon, a Winston County man, faces felony charges including fleeing from law enforcement, aggravated assault, and two counts of firearm possession by a convicted felon. The incident began when Macon attempted to evade a checkpoint, leading to a police pursuit. At that time, warrants were also issued for his arrest related to a June shooting, initially reported as an attempted burglary. Investigators claimed Macon lured the victim to his residence through text messages. He is currently held with a bond set at $25,000.
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