www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt’s Local News Station – 2024-11-17 23:45:47

SUMMARY: Happy Sunday, Pine Belt! This weekend offered perfect weather for outdoor activities, and more pleasant weather is anticipated ahead. Current conditions show increasing clouds and a southeasterly breeze with temperatures around 73°F in Sumrall. Tropical Storm Sarah has weakened to a depression and may bring some remnant moisture as it interacts with an approaching cold front. Rain is expected Monday evening into early Tuesday, with higher totals south of U.S. 84. After the rain, expect a shift to drier and less humid conditions midweek, leading to beautiful weather afterwards. Keep your rain gear handy for the upcoming days!

Nick’s Sunday PM Forecast 11/17

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SUMMARY: Governor Tate Reeves announced a $110 million investment in site development projects in Mississippi, including a $50,000 grant for Lamar County’s industrial park, matched by $25,000 from the county and another $25,000 from Cooperative Energy. The park is one of three “ready sites” in the state, designed for rapid development, with plans for a 52-acre site that requires geotechnical work and clearing. This investment aims to attract light manufacturing and distribution centers, ultimately increasing jobs and the county’s tax base, reflecting a commitment to future economic growth in Mississippi.

Lamar County already has plan for state dollars to be invested in industrial park.

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SUMMARY: Assistant head coach Juan Cardona has significantly impacted Southern Miss basketball by recruiting talent from Latin America, including Puerto Rican athletes Nataly Alvarez and Andre Curbelo. Both players left Puerto Rico as teens to chase college basketball dreams, and now as seniors, they aim to leave a lasting impression. Their pride for Puerto Rico was reignited by witnessing their country in the Olympics after 20 years. The duo, recognized for their scrappy play, averages 15.5 and 13.3 points respectively and leads the team in assists. The Golden Eagles are set to play against South Dakota State on Wednesday.

Duo from Puerto Rico ready to bring some island spice to USM basketball court this season.

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