Mississippi News
Woman accused of shooting man during fight in Jackson
SUMMARY: A woman was arrested in Jackson, Mississippi, after allegedly shooting a man during a fight on October 15. The incident occurred in the 2500 block of Williamson Avenue. Following the confrontation, the man was transported to a local hospital, although his condition remains unknown. The woman involved has not been identified at this time. The investigation continues as authorities gather more information regarding the incident.
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Cotton Gin begins cotton picking process in Noxubee Co.
SUMMARY: In Noxubee County, Mississippi, favorable dry weather is aiding local cotton farmers in their harvest. The Bogue Chitto Gin has processed around 30,000 bales so far, expecting to reach 100,000 by season’s end, although this is lower than initial forecasts. Current cotton prices are about $0.67 per pound, resulting in minimal profits for farmers. Local farmer Jack Huerkamp emphasized the gin’s role in increasing production efficiency, despite challenges like synthetic textile competition and international overproduction keeping prices down. He remains optimistic about future cycles in the farming business.
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Starkville Christmas Parade names Roy Oswalt as Grand Marshall
SUMMARY: The Starkville Main Street Association has announced that retired Major League Baseball pitcher Roy Oswalt will be the grand marshal for this year’s Christmas Parade on December 2 at 6 p.m. Oswalt, a three-time All-Star and Olympic Gold Medalist, is celebrated in the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame. The parade, themed “Christmas Royale” in honor of Oswalt, invites participation from the community. For further updates, residents are encouraged to follow local news channels on social media.
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More restoration work needed at Thalia Mara Hall before facility can reopen
SUMMARY: The Jackson City Council addressed concerns regarding Thalia Mara Hall, which was closed in early August due to mold and other health issues identified by a State Fire Marshal report. The report revealed mold, human waste on the balcony, and outdated fire extinguishers. The city submitted an action plan for repairs, involving a multi-phase cleanup costing $37,000, including tests. Mike Williams, the deputy director of Human and Cultural Services, expressed doubts about the venue being ready for The Nutcracker in December, estimating a reopening timeframe of four to eight weeks for the facility.
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