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Medical clinics see rise in patients with respiratory illnesses
SUMMARY: During the holidays, indoor gatherings could lead to an increase in the spread of viruses and germs. The president of the Dutch Medical Clinic reported a rise in COVID, flu, and RSV cases. She mentioned that people can have multiple viruses at once, and early diagnosis is crucial for treatment. To reduce the risk of getting sick, it is advised to wash hands regularly, take vitamins, and stay hydrated. Additionally, it is important to seek early treatment for flu, as there are effective medicines available. Overall, it is recommended to practice good hygiene and take necessary precautions to prevent illness.
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SUMMARY: Columbus voters approved a $36 million school bond issue with nearly 85% of voters in favor, surpassing the required 60% majority. The funds will be used for modernization, renovations, and additions in the Columbus Municipal School District. Superintendent Dr. Stanley Ellis expressed gratitude to voters and volunteers for their support. The final tally was 1,221 in favor and 203 against. This decision will have a long-term impact on the city's schools.
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SUMMARY: The Columbus-Lowndes Habitat for Humanity in Lowndes County, Mississippi has expanded its mission to include home repairs, rehabilitating over 20 homes in the past five years. Volunteer numbers have decreased during the pandemic, impacting the organization's ability to recruit volunteers for building and the Re-Store. Despite this, Habitat continues to focus on building new homes for families, having built between 60 and 65 homes in its 35-year history. The organization is working to adapt to the challenges brought on by the pandemic while continuing to support families in need of affordable housing.
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SUMMARY: The Golden Triangle Homeless Coalition in Columbus, Mississippi is working on bringing a tiny home village to help homeless individuals who are motivated to move forward. The village will provide housing and support services such as insurance, social services, and assistance in finding employment. The village will also cater to people with disabilities and small families. The goal is to create a progressively independent community by offering resources and support to help individuals get back on their feet. The village is expected to be completed within a year and community involvement is crucial in building and supporting the project.
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The 71st annual Jimmie Rodgers Festival held Jimmie’s Jam Session at the MAX
No. 25 Southern Miss rallies to take down Ole Miss 7-4
Jackson Prep baseball wins on a walk off in the MAIS Finals
Southern Miss baseball rallies to defeat Ole Miss
Columbus voters overwhelmingly approve school bond – Home – WCBI TV
Cicadas, cicadas everywhere: How they are helpful
Bond issue for the Columbus Municipal School District passes
Man pleads guilty to starting fire at New Albany warehouse
Resurrection’s Historic 1A Title Run Reaches Roadblock At Taylorsville
Intervest Corporations developers pushing back to build affordable housing in Pascagoula
Mississippi governor approves bill allowing electronic search warrants
Martin Lawrence making 3 stops in Mississippi on comedy tour
Strong storms late Wednesday night – Home – WCBI TV
Louisville names street after a former high school
$30 million RV park coming to Natchez features amphitheater, pickle ball courts, and more
Crews close Jackson street due to large sinkhole
Man arrested for allegedly breaking into home, robbing owner
Lawmakers may have to return to Capitol May 14 to override Gov. Tate Reeves’ potential vetoes
Couple arrested after husband received unemployment benefits while in prison
National Train Day observed Saturday, May 11, at Meridian Railroad Museum
The 71st annual Jimmie Rodgers Festival held Jimmie’s Jam Session at the MAX
Jackson Prep baseball wins on a walk off in the MAIS Finals
Southern Miss baseball rallies to defeat Ole Miss
Cicadas, cicadas everywhere: How they are helpful
Bond issue for the Columbus Municipal School District passes
Man pleads guilty to starting fire at New Albany warehouse
Intervest Corporations developers pushing back to build affordable housing in Pascagoula
MCC's Brandon Dewease Talks Orientation & College for Kids
Meridian Community College prepares to host College 4 Kids summer camp
News 11 at 6PM_Weather 5/14/24
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SuperTalk FM6 days agoMississippi governor approves bill allowing electronic search warrants
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SuperTalk FM2 days ago
Martin Lawrence making 3 stops in Mississippi on comedy tour
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Mississippi News7 days agoStrong storms late Wednesday night – Home – WCBI TV
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Mississippi News6 days ago
Louisville names street after a former high school
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SuperTalk FM6 days ago
$30 million RV park coming to Natchez features amphitheater, pickle ball courts, and more
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Mississippi News6 days ago
Crews close Jackson street due to large sinkhole
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Mississippi News5 days ago
Man arrested for allegedly breaking into home, robbing owner
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Mississippi Today5 days agoLawmakers may have to return to Capitol May 14 to override Gov. Tate Reeves’ potential vetoes
