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10 hospitalized after 20-car crash in Jones County
SUMMARY: The Jones County deputies responded to a large crash on Highway 84 West near Barney Drive, involving at least 20 vehicles. Ten people were taken to a local hospital, while nine others refused transportation by ambulance. The crash affected both eastbound and westbound lanes of Highway 84, and a vehicle recovery operation is ongoing.
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2 arrested, 2 wanted in shooting death of Jackson DJ
SUMMARY: Jackson police have arrested Malik Ray, 20, and Cortez George in connection to the shooting death of local DJ Anthony Davis, 23. The incident occurred near North State Street and Cedars of Lebanon Drive, involving gunfire between two vehicles. A black Chrysler 300 related to the shooting was recovered on January 30 at Autumn Place Apartments. Authorities are still searching for Martravious Douglas, 18, and Aidan Mayes, 18, who both have active warrants for capital murder. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Jackson Police Department or Crime Stoppers at 601-355-TIPS (8477).
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Kids learn valuable lessons at Jr. Fire Academy in Monroe County
SUMMARY: In Amory, Mississippi, the Amory Fire Department is holding its Junior Fire Academy for the second year, teaching children ages 6-12 about emergency preparedness. Approximately 30 kids from Monroe County participate, learning valuable safety skills and what it takes to be a firefighter. The weeklong program includes classroom instruction and hands-on activities on safety, first aid, and firefighting. Firefighter Cruz Jimenez emphasizes the program's role in community connection and mentorship, while Captain Evan Branham hopes it inspires kids to pursue their dreams. The academy culminates in a graduation ceremony.
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FORGE camp paves way for girls in construction industry
SUMMARY: FORGE in Mayhew, Mississippi, is proactively preparing the next generation of the workforce by showcasing various career opportunities through a hands-on construction camp. Executive Director Melinda Lowe emphasizes the importance of developing skills in areas such as electrical, roofing, and plumbing, aiming to boost the girls' confidence in home projects and potential career paths. The camp, primarily for middle school girls, aims to instill life skills that can be applied both professionally and personally. Participants expressed aspirations in welding, personal development, and entrepreneurship. Lowe hopes to increase awareness and participation in future camps, intending to make it an annual event.
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