Mississippi News
Visit Columbus hosts “Art and Antique Show and Sale” event
SUMMARY: Visit Columbus is hosting its annual “Arts and Antique Show and Sale” at the Columbus Arts Council, featuring artists and antique dealers from the South. The event opened on October 30, with vendors showcasing furniture, clothing, and jewelry from various eras. Frances Glenn, the CVB Tourism Director, expressed excitement about the participation from dealers across several states, including Louisiana and Georgia. Vendor Jennifer Burt reported successful sales during the opening reception. The show will run until November 2, ending at 4 p.m. For more details, visit the Visit Columbus website.
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SUMMARY: On November 1, a truck carrying an oversized load became stuck under a bridge on Interstate 20 West, near the I-220 North exit in Jackson, Mississippi. Crews responded quickly to clear the wreck, but the incident caused significant traffic delays. Fortunately, there have been no reports of injuries related to the crash. Authorities are working to address the situation and ensure the safe passage of vehicles in the area.
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SUMMARY: A federal appeals court has upheld the appointment of a receiver to oversee the Raymond Detention Center in Mississippi, where a judge previously found unconstitutional conditions and alarming incidents, including deaths. The court confirmed the ruling by U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves but limited the receiver’s authority over budgeting. While the takeover is currently on hold due to Hinds County‘s appeal, the judges found ongoing constitutional violations and emphasized the need for oversight to improve the facility’s dire conditions. Hinds County officials are working to address staffing shortages and have recently closed part of the jail.
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SUMMARY: On November 1, Starkville, Mississippi, merchants hosted a citywide tailgate to welcome Mississippi State University alumni and families for homecoming weekend. Over 30 tents lined Main Street, offering food, games, and special deals, showcasing community pride and support for the Bulldogs. Shop owners, workers, and volunteers engaged with guests, creating a festive atmosphere. Attendees enjoyed the local spirit and camaraderie, emphasizing the importance of the community in celebrating this annual event. Visitors are encouraged to mark their calendars for next year’s “Tailgate the Town.” For updates, follow WCBI on social media.
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