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Rankin County hosts community resource event
SUMMARY: The Central Mississippi Continuum of Care hosted a community resource event to address homelessness, featuring 40 service providers showcasing their programs. COC Administration Specialists emphasized the importance of these events, noting that many people are unaware of available resources or are embarrassed to seek help. They stressed that their role is to assist and make it easy for individuals to find needed services. The specialists also highlighted the issue of hidden homelessness, where individuals may be employed but still lack stable housing. Such community events are essential for tackling homelessness and connecting people with necessary support.
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Paul B. Johnson State Park offering Independence Day celebration option
SUMMARY: This weekend, various events are being held across Pine Belt to celebrate the 4th of July. Paul B. Johnson State Park in Hattiesburg is hosting an Independence Day celebration on Thursday. Activities include swimming, fishing, boating, and skiing, with grills available for barbecuing. The festivities will end with a fireworks show at 9:00 p.m. Park manager Heather Peterson advises arriving early to enjoy the full range of activities. Food trucks will be present all day from 10:00 a.m., and admission is $10 per car. Note that alcoholic beverages are not allowed.
Paul B. Johnson State Park offering Independence Day celebration option.
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Hattiesburg's Crescent City Grill latest charging station for electric vehicles
SUMMARY: The Crescent City Grill in Hattiesburg has introduced four new Level 2 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, named John, Paul, George, and Ringo. These stations enable drivers to travel up to 40 miles with a 1-hour charge and cater to those staying for extended periods, unlike fast chargers designed for quick stops. Restaurant owners installed them after EV Mississippi identified a need for more stations in the bustling Midtown area. While the chargers primarily serve the restaurant, they are open to the public and accessible via a downloadable app. Additionally, adapters are available for older EV models and Teslas.
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Nick's Sunday PM Forecast 6/30
SUMMARY: Happy Sunday Pine Belt! Today's weather mirrored yesterday with scattered thunderstorms and some rain. Temperatures reached 83°F, slightly warmer than normal. Rainfall varied, with up to 4 inches in the southern areas. Most places received minimal rain. In the tropics, Hurricane Barrel, a potent Category 4 storm, became the earliest Category 4 on record. It's moving westward with favorable conditions, potentially affecting the Yucatan Peninsula. Evening temperatures will drop to 76°F with diminishing rain chances, making fireworks shows likely unaffected. Tomorrow and Tuesday will see isolated storms with lower rain chances, looking favorable for Independence Day. Stay tuned for updates!
Nick's Sunday PM Forecast 6/30
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