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SUMMARY: Mississippi voters will head to the polls for the November general election, which includes judicial positions on the Mississippi Supreme Court and local justice courts. Nine candidates are competing for Supreme Court justice roles, which involve deciding appeals on critical issues like death penalty cases and state law interpretations. Meanwhile, four candidates are running for Court of Appeals in districts three and five, addressing fact-challenging appeals. Local justice courts will see candidates like Bob Gason and Grant Bennett on the ballot, handling small claims and misdemeanor cases. Voters are encouraged to be informed about these judicial candidates and their impact on the community.

Looming election could impact statewide, local judicial benches

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SUMMARY: Voters in Jones County are actively utilizing absentee voting options, with over 100 individuals casting ballots daily, according to Circuit Clerk Greg Dickerson. For the next two Saturdays, all Mississippi circuit clerk offices will open from 8 AM to noon for in-person absentee voting. Many who have already voted are encouraging others to participate, emphasizing the importance of voting as a voice in democracy. One voter urged the community to come out and cast their vote while reminding everyone to bring a valid photo ID to the voting locations.

‘In-person’ absentee voting underway.

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SUMMARY: This weekend in the Pine Belt, expect warm weather, with temperatures in the upper 80s, although cooler days are anticipated soon. October’s dry conditions have led to a moderate drought, prompting burn bans in several areas. Fortunately, no tropical development is expected in the upcoming week. Friday night will see temperatures dropping from the 70s to the 60s during local events like football games, with a low around 57°F. Despite the heat now, lower 80s are forecasted for Halloween, so enjoy the sunny skies while keeping sunscreen and sunglasses handy.

Nick’s Friday PM Forecast 10/25

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