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Police chief reacts to Starkville teacher charged with inappropriate touching
SUMMARY: Kelvin Stanfield, a teacher at Starkville High School, is in jail on a $40,000 bond, accused of crimes against children. Despite his arrest, Stanfield remains listed on the school's website, teaching construction-related courses. The school's administration declined to comment on the allegations or Stanfield's employment status. Outraged parents and police emphasize the trust placed in the educational system and the harm caused by unethical behavior. Police Chief Ballor is urging parents and students to come forward with any information, emphasizing the importance of a thorough investigation. Contact numbers for Starkville PD and Golden Triangle Crimestoppers are provided for tips.
Police arrested a Starkville High School teacher accused of inappropriate touching of a child.
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Interview: Miss Mississippi Volunteer pageant gets underway
SUMMARY: The Miss Mississippi Volunteer pageant, part of the Miss Volunteer America program founded by Alison Demarcus, is in its fourth year, emphasizing volunteerism. Forty-seven women from across Mississippi are competing over the July 4th weekend, with the winner to be crowned this weekend. The participants advocate for critical issues and engage with communities, including partnering with the Mississippi Highway Patrol to address teenage driving fatalities. The event significantly benefits Tupelo's local economy, with contestants and their families staying in local hotels and frequenting restaurants. The pageant takes place at Tupelo High School Performing Arts Center, with tickets available online and at the door.
Preliminaries for the Miss Mississippi Volunteer pageant begin July 4.
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Fire damaged popular restaurant in Pontotoc County
SUMMARY: A fire broke out at the Sunnyside Restaurant on Highway 341 in Ponito County around 3:00 AM, according to fire coordinator Adam Patton. The blaze caused significant damage to the popular restaurant, although firefighters were able to extinguish it. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Firefighters in Pontotoc County responded to an early morning fire at a popular restaurant.
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Mississippians celebrate Fourth of July in Jackson area
SUMMARY: On the Fourth of July, people celebrate with fireworks, food, and family traditions, each observing the holiday differently. Marie Meni from 12 News reports live from a reservoir where many enjoy the water. The day is a time for people to reconnect, relax, and celebrate with family and friends, often with barbecues and outdoor activities. It's also a free fishing day, attracting visitors from afar, like one man from Baton Rouge who drove over three hours to fish. Other events include the Farm Bureau Watermelon Classic 5K, benefiting the Sports Hall of Fame. Law enforcement will maintain a heightened presence through July 7th.
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