Mississippi News
Wife, mother, business woman finds time to help kids at Boys, Girls Clubs
SUMMARY: Sierra Cannon, a wife, mother, and real estate firm owner, is participating in “Dance Like the Stars”, the largest fundraiser for the Boys and Girls Clubs of North Mississippi. Cannon is dancing the foxtrot and has been inspired by her 98-year-old grandfather who taught her that love keeps you young at heart. She has been working hard with her pro instructor since May and is committed to raising money for the Oxford club. The event will be held at the Cadence Bank Arena and Cannon’s family and friends will be cheering her on.
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SUMMARY: A federal judge has granted a motion to delay the trial for Jackson Mayor Chokwe A. Lumumba and two other local leaders implicated in a bribery scandal. The decision was made due to the case’s complexity, with significant evidence needing review. Lumumba, Hinds County District Attorney Jody Owens, and City Councilman Aaron Banks face charges related to conspiracy, wire fraud, and money laundering linked to an alleged bribery scheme involving over $80,000 in payments from fictitious developers. The trio has pleaded not guilty. This scandal adds to ongoing issues in Jackson regarding water and policing disputes.
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SUMMARY: As Thanksgiving approaches, U.S. air travel is expected to hit record levels, with nearly 80 million Americans traveling, predominantly by car. The TSA anticipates screening 18.3 million passengers during the holiday week, with Sunday likely breaking a record for airport traffic. Despite ongoing air traffic controller shortages, TSA staffing is high enough to maintain manageable security wait times. Weather remains a wildcard, with rain and snow predicted in several regions. Travelers are advised to arrive early to airports and avoid lithium-ion batteries in checked luggage. Traffic congestion is expected on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons, easing by Thanksgiving Day.
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SUMMARY: This weekend (November 22-24), Mississippi offers a variety of events for everyone. Highlights include the Fleet Feet Coffee Run in Ridgeland, the Miss Magnolia State Pageant in Vicksburg, and the Handworks Holiday Market in Jackson. In Jackson, enjoy exhibits like “Dinosaurs Around the World” and “Of Salt and Spirit,” plus festive activities such as the “Magic of Lights” display and the “Journey to the North Pole” exhibit. In Hattiesburg, check out the Faculty Artist Series, the Pine Belt Holiday Expo, and the Ford Foundation Turkey Trot. Other events include markets, festivals, and live music throughout the state.
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Local News5 days agoIntroducing our Student Athlete of the Week: Ocean Springs’ very own Mackenzie Smith
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News from the South - Georgia News Feed7 days agoJose Ibarra found guilty in murder of Laken Riley | FOX 5 News
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