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Annual watermelon festival takes place next week
SUMMARY: The next Jones County Supervisors meeting is scheduled to take place on July 17. During the meeting, the annual Mississippi Watermelon Festival will be discussed. The purpose of the festival is to raise money for the Mize Volunteer Fire Department. The members of the fire department are proud of the new Jaws of Life equipment they have purchased, which is used in automobile accidents to help people get out of vehicles. The equipment is state-of-the-art and has been purchased this year.
Annual watermelon festival takes place next week
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SUMMARY: excited to finally become a citizen. The naturalization ceremony, led by District Judge Lakisha Isaac, welcomed 11 new citizens from six different countries, including Vietnam and Mexico. For many, the process of becoming a citizen was grueling, taking years to meet requirements and file paperwork. Some of the new citizens had waited their whole lives for this moment, expressing their happiness and gratitude to be part of the United States. After the ceremony, the citizens shared this special moment with their families, showing their appreciation for the opportunity to become U.S. citizens.
Judge swears in new citizens at Naturalization Ceremony
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SUMMARY: support them during the holiday season. Families of homicide and crime victims gathered to honor their loved ones by placing tokens on a Christmas tree dedicated to their memory. Attorney General Lynn Fitch offered comforting words, and family members shared their emotions and encouraged others to lean on support systems. The tree was filled with ornaments and pictures of victims, serving as a symbol of remembrance. These families emphasized the importance of keeping faith and finding support during a difficult time. Despite their grief, they found comfort in coming together and honoring the lives of their loved ones.
Crime victim Christmas Tree
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SUMMARY: A chaotic scene erupted outside the Hinds County Courthouse after a court hearing, with two families brawling and deputies hauling people off to jail. The fight started inside the courthouse and spilled outside, with Hinds County Supervisor David Archie trying to calm the situation. The brawl apparently started after a court judge dismissed an appeal for Derrick Coleman's conviction for violating a protective order. Coleman, who has been missing for almost 5 months, was implicated in the disappearance of his wife, Latasha Crump Coleman. Despite large searches and reaching out to the FBI, there are no new leads. Five people were arrested and face disorderly conduct charges.
Brawl outside courthouse
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