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Editorial: Rolling Fork 1 year later
SUMMARY: One year after a devastating tornado hit Rolling Fork, the town is still in the process of recovery and rebuilding. The town's population of less than 2,000 prompted a national call for help. Despite the loss of life and widespread damage, residents are determined to rebuild their city, with iconic landmarks like bear statues and Chuck's Dairy Bar being restored. The community's tenacity and determination are being showcased in a special program, highlighting stories of survival and recovery. Mississippi stands ready to support Rolling Fork and other affected cities, recognizing their resilience and setting an example for others.
Editorial: Rolling Fork 1 year later
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Interview: May is National Stroke Awareness Month
SUMMARY: May is National Stroke Awareness Month and Baptist Memorial Hospital is urging people to know the signs of a stroke, which affects 800,000 Americans annually. Dr. Robert Pitock, Chief of Emergency Medicine at Baptist Memorial Hospital Union County, shared the FAST pneumonic for stroke signs: Balance, Eyes, Face, Arms, Speech, and Time. It's crucial to seek immediate medical attention if experiencing any of these symptoms, as time is of the essence in stroke treatment. Prevention involves controlling blood pressure, monitoring atrial fibrillation, managing diabetes, and maintaining healthy cholesterol levels. Acting quickly can greatly improve the outcome in case of a stroke.
Dr. Robert Pitcock explains the symptoms and what to do in the event of a stroke.
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MDWFP honors fallen conservation officers
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks honored fallen conservation officers in a memorial event. This annual ceremony is held to commemorate the officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. The event recognizes their dedication and service to protecting wildlife and the environment. By paying tribute to these fallen officers, the organization highlights their bravery and commitment to their work. The memorial serves as a reminder of the risks involved in conservation efforts and the importance of honoring those who have lost their lives in service.
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Madison County road to close for bridge replacements
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