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One resident killed, several others displaced after apartment fire in Columbia
SUMMARY: The State Fire Marshal is investigating a deadly apartment fire in Columbia that killed one woman and injured another. Several people were left homeless as a result of the blaze. The fire was contained to one apartment, but neighboring apartments suffered smoke or water damage. The community is rallying to support those affected, with donations being accepted by the Columbia Police. Residents who were displaced are being accommodated in local hotels while long-term plans are being worked on. The fire department responded quickly and was able to contain the fire and rescue residents. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
An apartment fire in Columbia Tuesday night proved deadly for at least one person.
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SUMMARY: A naturalization ceremony at the U.S. Courthouse in Jackson, Mississippi, welcomed 20 new American citizens from 15 different countries. Among them was Belinda Antonio, from the Philippines, who had been seeking U.S. citizenship since the pandemic. After seven years of waiting, she was thrilled to finally complete the process. Antonio, reflecting on the experience, expressed gratitude and emphasized the importance of following the rules. The ceremony, marked by applause and the judge’s remarks on America’s imperfections, symbolized the beginning of a new chapter for these individuals. Antonio shared her hopes for a safe future, provided one follows the law.
More than a dozen people because not only official Mississippians but American citizens.
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SUMMARY: At the Ridgeland Place Assisted Living Facility, people of all ages united for a joyful Easter egg hunt, proving that age is just a number. Residents were joined by children for a day filled with fun, including a dance party. Life enrichment director Vicky Gilbert emphasized that assisted living isn’t the end, but a new beginning. The event fostered love and connection between the elderly and youth, with children sharing their spontaneity and energy. Former resident Brenda Butler, who often returns to visit, cherished the experience, recalling her past as a teacher and the joy of being around children.
You are never too old to have some springtime fun!
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SUMMARY: Justin Chaney, head softball coach at Newton County, celebrated his 500th career fast-pitch win on April 12 after his Lady Cougars defeated Chalkaw County. Chaney, who has coached at Newton County for 20 years, holds a career record of 955 wins, 230 losses, and one tie, with an 80% win rate. This milestone was especially meaningful as his senior daughter, Hannah, plays on the team. Known for deflecting attention, Chaney was surprised by the recognition. His assistant coach, Dustin McGee, praised Chaney as a future Hall of Famer, emphasizing his legacy and impact on players and staff.
Justin Chaney 500th Win
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