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Patrick's Monday PM Forecast 6/3
SUMMARY: It was a wild weather day with varied conditions across the Earth. At Circle C Tractor, temperatures started at 85°F with sunny skies. Showers came and went around lunchtime, culminating in a brief cool down to the upper 70s by 3 PM. The sun re-emerged, pushing temperatures back to 80°F. Currently, eastern areas show scattered showers with gusty winds. Radar reveals showers near Ra Springs, Union Macedonia, Reynolds Town, and Jones College. More severe thunderstorms are moving in from Shreveport but are expected to dissipate. Forecasts indicate fluctuating shower chances and rising temperatures into the 90s by Friday, with Sunshine anticipated into the weekend.
Patrick’s Monday PM Forecast 6/3
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SUMMARY: Dream Homes LLC, located in Meridian, is dedicated to assisting first-time homeowners and builders in navigating the home-buying process. Since 2005, the agency has provided guidance and consulting services to help clients achieve their dream homes. Director Angie Harris emphasizes the excitement of transitioning from renting to owning a home. For more information about their services, interested individuals can contact Dream Homes at 601-994-1116 or visit their office at 2518 Sellers Drive, Suite 5, in Meridian.
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SUMMARY: With Election Day approaching, community leaders in Jackson are urging residents to make their voices heard at the polls. A ‘Get Out the Vote’ rally was held to emphasize the importance of voting. Councilman Kenneth Stokes encouraged participation regardless of weather conditions, while co-sponsor Ebony Cooper highlighted the need for citizens to engage with candidates to make informed decisions. Local resident Luke Servis stressed how political decisions directly affect daily life and expressed hope for positive changes following the election. Additionally, another voter rally motorcade is planned for this Sunday to further promote voter engagement.
People attend a rally encouraging everyone to get out and vote on election day.
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SUMMARY: The Hank Aaron Sports Academy has paused plans to introduce a professional soccer team to Mississippi in 2025 due to ongoing legal conflicts regarding the state takeover of Smith-Wills Stadium. Despite efforts since 2019 to partner with the National Independent Soccer Association, further delays have emerged as improvements to the stadium are needed. CEO Tim Bennett emphasized the initiative’s potential benefits for local youth and expressed disappointment over the setback, having invested significantly into the project without requesting funds from the city or state. The National Independent Soccer Association remains hopeful for future collaboration.
Plan to bring pro soccer to Mississippi stalls
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