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Interview: Local chapter of AKA sorority holding community shelter drive until March 25
SUMMARY: The Community Drive is currently happening to support a women's shelter, Safe, which provides aid to domestic violence victims in Tupelo, Mississippi. Jackie Smith, president of the Alpac Kappa Alpha sorority, is leading the fundraiser to gather essential items such as towels, bottles, bibs, sheets, and pillows for the shelter. It is crucial for the community to come together and support these victims with basic necessities. Children, like six-year-old Grayson, can also learn about the importance of community service through this initiative. Donations can be made through a QR code providing a wishlist, with items due by March 25th, but will still be accepted after that date.
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Amory honors retiring employees
SUMMARY: The city of Amory honored two longtime police employees retiring from the department. Lieutenant Andy Long concluded his 20-year career, having ascended to head of criminal investigations. Kathy Houston retired after 25 years, serving as a dispatch supervisor, terminal agency coordinator, and Deputy Criminal Court clerk. Chief Ronnie Bowen recognized their service at a retirement reception held yesterday afternoon.
Two long-time Amory employees honored as they retire.
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Clay County man wanted for allegedly shooting into home, burglary
SUMMARY: The OCTA County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find Germaine McKin from Phoebe, Clay County, wanted for a burglary on 16th Section Road in Oaha County. McKin is also charged with shooting into a dwelling and is considered dangerous. If seen, do not approach him; instead, call 911. For any information on his whereabouts, contact local law enforcement.
A Clay County man is being accused of shooting into a home and burglary.
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Dau Mabil rally in Jackson calls for answers
SUMMARY: A vigil and news conference were held to raise awareness about the case of Dau Mabil, a Sudan native who went missing in March and was later found dead in the Pearl River. Family, friends, and supporters, including the Mississippi NAACP, are frustrated with the handling of the investigation, citing a lack of information and transparency from the Capitol Police. Dau's family, represented by his foster mother and brother, are demanding a thorough investigation and federal intervention. A court ruling prevented Dau's cremation to allow for an independent autopsy. A prayer vigil was also held to honor his life.
Supporters and family hold a rally for Dau Mabil
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