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Skilled to Work: Skin is the canvas for tattoo artists
SUMMARY: This sponsored story by edaa Community College features tattoo artistry as a popular, socially accepted form of self-expression. It introduces Angela, an artist who knew she wanted to create and found her calling as a tattoo artist. Starting as a receptionist, she learned from various shops and now owns her studio, “Mama Tried,” in Tupelo. As tattoos have become mainstream, being naturally good at drawing isn’t enough to excel in tattooing; it requires practice, training, and apprenticeships. With about 9 months of mentorship, one can get licensed, gaining approval from the health department. Angela finds the tattoo artistry profession lucrative and immensely rewarding.
WTVA’s Michelle Martin shows to how be a tattoo artist for this week’s Skilled to Work.
SUMMARY: The East Union Lady Urchins powerlifting team achieved an unprecedented ninth consecutive state championship, showcasing dominance with a perfect record over 10 years (460-0). This historic win featured 12 competitors, all securing gold medals, with silver medals going to teammates. Two lifters earned spots in the Elite 12, recognizing them as the strongest in their weight class. As four seniors prepare to graduate, they hope to inspire underclassmen to continue the winning tradition and emphasize the importance of teamwork and support in their sport. Their remarkable achievement highlights a decade of excellence in powerlifting.
The East Union girls powerlifting team won their 9th straight state championship. They shared their story of continued dominance of the last 9 seasons.
SUMMARY: In Jackson’s Democratic mayoral primary, Senator John Horn nearly avoided a runoff despite low voter turnout. Horn will face incumbent Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba in a runoff on April 22nd, after securing over 7,000 more votes than Lumumba. Many voters, including some who typically lean Republican, supported Horn for his hard campaigning and ability to get things done. However, Horn’s vote share fell short of the 50% needed to avoid a runoff. The winner of the runoff will advance to the June 3rd general election. Voters are seeking a mayor who is transparent and effective in managing city resources.
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SUMMARY: Good morning, Meridian! Today’s weather is warm and cloudy, with temperatures in the low 70s, and a chance of isolated showers this morning. Expect highs in the mid to upper 80s later, alongside windy conditions with gusts up to 45 mph; a wind advisory is in effect. Tomorrow morning may also bring showers, but it won’t be a total washout. This weekend, anticipate increased rainfall and the possibility of severe thunderstorms Saturday night into Sunday morning, with a 30% chance for severe weather. Stay tuned for updates from your First Alert weather team.
Good Morning Meridian Tori Alvarado’s First Alert Weather Forecast 4/2/25
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