Mississippi News
Thunder & Lightning: Emmanuel Forbes Makes It Five First Rounders in Five Years for Mississippi State
At the halfway point of the 2023 NFL Draft, the wait ended for Mississsippi State's All-American cornerback Emmanuel Forbes. He'll head to play for the Washington Commanders, joining 27 other Bulldogs in the league. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk discuss how Forbes has the feel of the next great player to go from State to Sundays.
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By: Brian Hadad
Title: Thunder & Lightning: Emmanuel Forbes Makes It Five First Rounders in Five Years for Mississippi State
Sourced From: www.supertalk.fm/thunder-lightning-emmanuel-forbes-makes-it-five-first-rounders-in-five-years-for-mississippi-state/
Published Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2023 03:38:26 +0000
Mississippi News
Manhunt underway in Warren County for Texas murder suspect
SUMMARY: A manhunt is underway in Warren County, Mississippi for a Texas murder suspect. The Warren County Sheriff's office received a call about a vehicle registered to a homicide victim in Webster, Texas. Authorities are searching a woody area for the suspect, described as a white male who is 6'1″ to 6'2″ tall, weighs 200 pounds, and has a low haircut. The suspect is believed to be on foot and is considered armed and dangerous. Residents in the area are urged to be cautious as the search continues.
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Mississippi News
Hinds County secures funds for courthouse renovations
SUMMARY: Renovations are set to begin at the Hinds County Courthouse in Jackson after securing $3 million for repairs, particularly on the roof. County officials are working with vendors to address any potential hazardous materials in the building, ensuring that the historical courtroom is safe for visitors. Supervisor Robert Graham emphasized the need for upgrades to prevent issues like mold, mildew, and leaky roofs. Supervisor Wanda Evers also proposed testing the courthouse paint for lead and asbestos to ensure the building's safety for all occupants. The goal is to work with the Department of Archives and History to renovate the courthouse properly.
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Mississippi News
HVAC experts tell when to service your AC unit
SUMMARY: Boyle's Heating and Cooling owner, Mike Boyle, stresses the importance of preparing air conditioners for Mississippi's summer heat. Warning signs of a failing unit include a higher temperature rise than set on the thermostat. With heat-related deaths on the rise, community members like Milton Tate emphasize checking on seniors and the disabled during hot weather. Boyle recommends yearly AC unit checks by professionals and monthly filter changes to maintain efficiency. Remember, the average life expectancy of an AC unit is about 15 years. It is important to take proactive steps now to ensure your unit is ready for the summer heat.
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