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The Women Who Care of East Mississippi hosts a check presentation
SUMMARY: On Friday, the 100 Women Who Care from East Mississippi held a check presentation, awarding a $5,000 grant to Hope Village for Children and Creature Comforts and Wesley House. The Impact Award winner, Terri Province, expressed excitement and shared plans for using the award. The community voted for the winners, making it extra special. They are now preparing to start a human trafficking shelter for young ladies, which will greatly benefit the community. This initiative will provide a jump start to addressing the issue of human trafficking in the area.
A $5,000 check for the Impact Award winner was presented to Hope Village for Children, as Creature Comforts and the Wesley House received a $500 grant.
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SUMMARY: Chief meteorologist Patrick Big Bean hosts the WDAM 7 First Alert Weather Focus show, providing updates on weather conditions and forecasts. The show covers recent weather events, upcoming weather discussions, and important information for viewers. The forecast includes beautiful weather for a baseball tournament at William Carey University, the difference between tornadoes and straight-line winds, and the return of hot and dry weather next week. The show also discusses heavy rainfall, severe storm threats, and a recent strong solar flare captured by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory. The show provides updates on weather events in Hawaii and offers explanations for why storms may underperform. Viewers can also submit their weather-related photos for possible feature on the show through the station's website. Overall, the show covers a range of weather-related topics and offers valuable insights for viewers in the Magnolia State.
WDAM 7 First Alert Weather Focus – May 15, 2024
SUMMARY: In Okalona, Mississippi, a police crisis has emerged after two officers quit, leaving only five officers remaining in the city. The officers, including the police chief and assistant police chief, are feeling overworked, fatigued, and underpaid, despite putting their lives on the line every day. The city council denied a request for a pay raise, leading to the two officers leaving the force. The chief of police is advocating for better pay to retain officers and ensure the safety of the town. Residents are concerned about the police shortage and its impact on public safety.
The City of Okolona is facing a police crisis after two officers quit, leaving only five at the department.
SUMMARY: People in the Pine Pal area are still recovering from severe storms on Monday. The Sommerall family is in need of help after a tree fell on their home, causing extensive damage. Yolanda Coulter and her family narrowly escaped serious injury as the storm ripped through their community. The high winds broke a large cedar tree, which crashed into their mobile home, resulting in significant damage. The family is now trying to raise $15,000 to repair their home and move to a new one. They are taking things one step at a time, hoping for better times ahead.
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WDAM 7 First Alert Weather Focus – May 15, 2024
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WDAM 7 First Alert Weather Focus – May 15, 2024
Okolona Police short staffed after officers quit due to low pay
Sumrall family's mobile home damaged by tree
Beth Ann White sentenced in DUI crash that killed mother, son
In the Kitchen with J's Restaurant
Happening Saturday, May 18: R&B in May Festival in Gulfport
Happening Saturday, May 18: Gulf Coast Center of Nonviolence hosting annual spring fundraiser
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Meridian man sentenced to 50 years for sex crimes against a child
Police departments host events in honor of fallen officers
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