www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-09-17 12:06:33

SUMMARY: The Scoop Co, a new ice cream shop on North Hill Street, opened last Wednesday just in time for summer’s end. Owner Tone Win reported a successful first week, gathering valuable customer feedback to improve offerings. The shop features various flavors for milkshakes and cones, and due to customer interest, plans to add more non-dairy and no-sugar options. To accommodate this, Win is getting an additional freezer. Located at 2928 North Hill Street next to OEC Japanese Restaurant, customers can connect with The Scoop Co through their website and social media.

The Scoop Co opens on North Hills Street in Meridian

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www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-09-17 10:40:32

SUMMARY: Today‘s “Color of the Weather,” sponsored by McDonald’s, features a beautiful drawing submitted by Carly. Her artwork showcases a vibrant rainbow, fluffy clouds, and a blooming flower in a field, capturing the essence of recent rainy days. Carly’s submission reminds us of the colorful rainbows that often follow storms. View more submissions under the “Color the Weather” tab on WT.com, where you can also submit your own artwork for a chance to be featured. Stay tuned for more news and weather updates coming up next!

Today’s Storm Team 11 Kid is Carley (9/17)

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www.youtube.com – WJTV 12 News – 2024-09-17 10:09:18

SUMMARY: North Jackson Elementary teachers received a generous surprise from Paul Mo Subaru, which donated money to help them purchase classroom supplies and curriculum aids through the Subaru Loves Learning initiative. The principal emphasized the importance of this donation, noting it alleviates the financial burden on teachers who often use their own money for supplies. This marks the fourth year of partnership, with Paul Mo Subaru contributing $500 to each of the six teachers annually, totaling a $112,000 investment in Jackson Public Schools. The dealership has been a dedicated sponsor of North Jackson Elementary since 2021.

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