www.youtube.com – WJTV 12 News – 2024-09-26 22:19:27

SUMMARY: Author Nadia Solomon held a book signing event in Jackson this evening at the Two Mississippi Museums for her new book, “A Voice of Hope: The Merly Evers Williams Story.” This book is the first picture book biography of civil rights activist Merly Evers Williams. Solomon’s idea for the book originated in 2005 during a press conference where she noted the personal photos Williams had brought. After inquiring about them, Solomon engaged in a meaningful conversation about Williams’ life and passion. Nearly 19 years later, this book celebrates their connection and can be purchased at the museums.

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www.youtube.com – WTVA 9 News – 2024-09-26 19:33:14

SUMMARY: This week‘s Game of the Week, sponsored by Game Day Haircuts, features a special edition of Friday Night Fever. Jason Williams reports live from Belmont High School, where the Belmont Cardinals, with a 3-0 start, face the 0-4 Red Bay Tigers in a cross-state rivalry. Belmont is averaging 35 points per game while allowing only 12, marking their best start since 2011. Conversely, Red Bay is looking to secure their first win after losing games by an average of 18 points. The rivalry is heated, with Red Bay aiming for a third consecutive victory in this matchup. Highlights will be featured later.

Jason Williams previewed the FNF Game of the Week: Red Bay at Belmont.

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www.youtube.com – WTVA 9 News – 2024-09-26 19:28:30

SUMMARY: Mississippi firefighters are on standby in the Florida Panhandle to assist during Hurricane Helen. Members of the Mississippi task force, including firefighters from Oxford, Tupelo, and Water Valley, are waiting in Pensacola for instructions from FEMA on where to deploy. All team members are trained in swiftwater rescue and rope rescue techniques, showcasing some of Mississippi’s best capabilities. Ronnie Taylor, an Oxford firefighter with family in the affected area, shared that his relatives evacuated to Dothan, Alabama, to stay safe from the hurricane’s impact. The team is prepared to provide vital support as needed.

Several firefighters from across north Mississippi are already in Florida to help with Hurricane Helene relief.

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