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Rain less likely for weekend, builds next week
SUMMARY: In Columbus, Mississippi, showers and thunderstorms are expected to persist Friday evening but will become isolated through the weekend. Friday night will see temperatures drop into the mid-70s. A weak front on Saturday may bring drier air, with temperatures in the lower 90s. By Sunday evening, a couple of showers are possible as moisture returns. Next week will see heavier rain and storms, especially in the early part of the week, with daily highs in the low to mid-90s, except for Wednesday, which will be cooler with highs in the mid to upper 80s.
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SUMMARY: The City of Jackson plans to hire a contractor by October 14 to clean Thalia Mara Hall, which was closed in early August due to mold and sanitation issues discovered after an HVAC malfunction. A report from the State Fire Marshal indicated mold, human waste on the balcony, and outdated fire extinguishers. Jackson’s action plan includes replacing extension cords, repairing the fire alarm system, updating fire extinguishers, and addressing sanitation concerns. City officials are coordinating with contractors and staff to ensure all issues are resolved effectively.
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SUMMARY: The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority’s Pi Zeta Chapter organized the “Soar the Polls” event at Mississippi University for Women to educate students about voting. Held at the Hogarth Dining Center, the initiative aimed to inform attendees about the voting process, absentee voting, and checking registration status. Members emphasized the importance of young voices in the electoral process, asserting that students’ opinions matter. Pi Zeta president Sasha Deloach highlighted the significance of participation, while first-year student Hannah Cole countered misconceptions about youth engagement. The registration deadline in Mississippi is October 7.
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SUMMARY: The Sanderson Farms Championship in Jackson, Mississippi, will continue with Wayne-Sanderson Farms as its title sponsor through 2025. Executive Director Steve Jent emphasized the tournament’s significance for the local economy and the Children‘s of Mississippi. Jent noted that the sponsorship extension allows for better planning and potential recruitment of future sponsors. Clint Rivers, CEO of Wayne-Sanderson Farms, expressed pride in supporting local causes tied to the event. The 2024 Championship will conclude on October 6, with ticket information available on the official website.
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