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Mississippi receives more than 11,000 absentee ballots ahead of primary
SUMMARY: As of July 24, over 11,000 absentee ballots have been received ahead of Mississippi's 2023 Primary Election. A total of 17,218 absentee ballots have been requested, 16,660 have been sent, and 11,313 have been received. County Circuit Clerks are consistently processing requests for absentee ballots, leading to a difference between the number requested and the number sent. Absentee ballots will be accepted or rejected by the resolution board, with the actual number of accepted or rejected ballots determined after the election. Mississippians can track their absentee ballots using the My Election Day ballot tracker. Mail-in absentee ballots must be postmarked by Election Day and received within five business days to count. County election officials can begin processing absentee ballots at 7 am on Election Day, with tabulation taking place at 7 pm. For questions regarding absentee voting, voters can contact the Elections Division or visit yallvote.ms.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi State's spring semester has ended, with seniors graduating and many students moving home for the summer. This seasonal migration causes a dip in local businesses' foot traffic. Brikley Spencer from Maroon and Co. noted that they offer promotions to attract customers. Bart Wood of Little Dooey mentioned that while there's a slowdown, recent developments like Cornerstone Park tournaments and MSU camps keep Starkville active. Both businesses largely employ college students, but the summer schedule balances staffing needs. Despite past challenges, Wood says conditions have improved, and they adapt annually, considering even shortening hours during slower periods.
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SUMMARY: In Starkville, Miss., the Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services (CPS) honored local foster parents on May 18 for their crucial role in caring for nearly 4,000 children in state custody. Held at the Starkville Sportsplex, the event included certificates, meals, and activities to show appreciation. Foster parent recruitment supervisor Farren Brooks emphasized the need for more foster parents and expressed deep gratitude for their efforts. Foster parent Franklin Hamby shared that the recognition made them feel valued. CPS organizes such events statewide in May to appreciate foster parents. Interested individuals can learn more on CPS's website.
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SUMMARY: On May 17th at 12:23 a.m., Starkville Police responded to gunshots at the intersection of South Montgomery Street and Yellow Jacket Drive. Three individuals were charged in the incident: Marcuevas Guido with aggravated assault, Cedric Lucious with disorderly conduct and possession of a stolen firearm, and Cornelius Hendrix with accessory after the fact. A vehicle was damaged, but no injuries were reported. The investigation is ongoing, and more arrests are expected. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Starkville Police Department or Golden Triangle Crime Stoppers, which may offer a cash reward.
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