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Oklahoma makes offensive coordinator change heading into matchup with Ole Miss, Kiffin discusses preparation
SUMMARY: No. 18 Ole Miss will host a struggling Oklahoma team, which is currently 4-3 and has scored only 12 points in the last two weeks. The Sooners recently fired offensive coordinator Seth Litrell, with former Ole Miss tight ends coach Joe Jon Finley stepping in to call plays. Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin noted the challenge of preparing for a team with a new playcaller, as there is little film to predict how Finley will operate. The game is scheduled for Saturday at 11 a.m. and will be broadcast on ESPN.
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SUMMARY: Jackson Mayor Chokwe A. Lumumba announced plans to proceed with the demolition of Hotel O, a problematic property along the I-55 corridor linked to crime and illegal activities. Despite recent efforts by the owners to board up the building, the demolition will continue as authorized by the City Council and municipal judge. Police Chief Joseph Wade supports the demolition, believing it will reduce criminal activity and aid economic growth in the area. While donations have been pledged to fund the demolition, a specific timeline for the project has not yet been established.
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SUMMARY: The Columbus Police Department in Mississippi is hosting a Business Watch Initiative on November 28 to address rising business burglaries. Chief Joseph Daughtry invites local business owners and managers to learn safety strategies and resources to protect their establishments. The session will cover issues like alarm system usage and cash handling. This free event aims to foster networking among businesses while enhancing safety awareness. Attendees are requested to RSVP by October 24th by calling 662-364-1850. The initiative reflects a community-focused approach to improving security and preventing criminal activity in the area.
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SUMMARY: At Mississippi State University, football season is underway alongside activities by “The Famous Maroon Band,” which boasts a rich history of 122 years. The band’s associate director, Craig Aarhus, recently briefed local business and community leaders on its various ensembles, including four concert bands and a jazz band. The band, the largest university band in Mississippi, primarily recruits students from the state and nearby regions, although it welcomes members from across the nation. Recently, Aarhus and current band members participated in the Collegiate Mass Band during the 80th D-Day anniversary commemoration.
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