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9/11 memorial walk held Monday in Water Valley
SUMMARY: On the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, people around the world are holding events to remember the lives lost. In North Mississippi, the local fire department organized a memorial walk from the Bandstand Pavilion to Davison Elementary and back. The walk was started by firefighters and police officers who wanted to ensure that the younger hires who were not born at the time or too young to remember didn’t forget the significance of 9/11. The event aims to honor the lost firefighters and police officers and remind everyone that life is unpredictable. The community in Water Valley joined together to support and remember those affected by the attacks.
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$10 million going towards Mississippi law enforcement, public safety
SUMMARY: In an announcement by U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, over $10 million has been allocated to Mississippi’s law enforcement and public safety from the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS). Several school districts and agencies in Northeast Mississippi are set to receive awards through various programs. For a detailed list of the programs and grants, additional information is available at wtv.com.
More than $10 million is going towards Mississippi law enforcement and public safety.
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K9 Zuna saved from vehicle fire in Pickens County, Alabama
SUMMARY: In Pickens County, Alabama, a deputy displayed extraordinary bravery during a routine traffic stop. On Saturday, while pulling over a vehicle, he noticed heavy smoke billowing from it. Without hesitation, he rushed back to rescue his K9 partner, Zuna, despite the dangerous conditions and potential threats present. The deputy, who is also a K9 handler, prioritized Zuna’s safety above all else. Fortunately, both the deputy and Zuna emerged from the situation unharmed, highlighting the deputy’s commitment to his partner’s well-being in a life-threatening scenario.
The bond between a deputy and his K9 partner was shown over the weekend.
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WTVA’s Fall Senior Health Fair sees big turnout
SUMMARY: The WTV senior health fair took place today at the Tupo furniture market, attracting over a thousand attendees. The event featured 60 vendors offering free health screenings and information on independent living, insurance, nutrition, and medication. Attendees could also receive COVID and flu vaccinations. The morning anchor team emphasized the importance of seniors knowing their vital signs and prioritizing self-care. Since its inception in 2016, the fair has expanded significantly, highlighting the ongoing commitment to supporting senior health and well-being in the community.
Over 1,000 people attended WTVA’s 2024 Fall Senior Health Fair.
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