Mississippi News
Amory continues rebuilding process after devastating tornado
SUMMARY: Two months after a tornado damaged about two-thirds of the city of Amory, Mississippi, the community is working to rebuild. Mayor Corey Glenn said that the debris is about 96-98% removed and all of the infrastructure is back up and running. The main goal is to get all residents situated during this time.
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Full Board of Aldermen now serves Louisville
SUMMARY: The city of Louisville now has a full Board of Aldermen after voters in Ward 3 participated in a special election run-off to fill a vacant seat. The position became empty when Gwenita Mays was sworn in as Winston County Circuit Clerk in January. Following an initial special election where no candidate obtained a majority, a run-off was held between Steven Hampton and Charles Mays, with Hampton ultimately winning. He will assume office immediately, serving on the Board of Aldermen. This news was shared on social media for updates and information.
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Jackson man sentenced for firing shots at officers during chase
SUMMARY: Jerry Shannon McAlister, a Jackson man, received a 10-year prison sentence for possessing a firearm as a convicted felon and firing at officers during a chase. McAlister failed to stop for Clinton Police Department officers on July 21, 2021, leading to a high-speed pursuit into Jackson with shots fired at an officer. McAlister has past felony convictions, including statutory rape, making it illegal for him to possess any firearm under federal law. The ATF and Clinton Police Department conducted the investigation.
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Mississippi News
State Route 28 bridge will be closed for several months
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Department of Transportation has closed the State Route 28 bridge over the Pearl River at the Copiah/Simpson County line due to significant structural damage caused by an over-height vehicle. The closure is necessary for repair and assessment, with an anticipated completion time of six to nine months and a cost of over $2 million. The Gluckstadt Police Department is expected to open in August, while drivers are advised to use detours using State Route 27, U.S. 84, and State Route 13. The priority is the safety of commuters, residents, and travelers during this inconvenience.
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