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Closing arguments begin in Carly Gregg trial
SUMMARY: Closing arguments began on September 20 in the trial of Carly Gregg, a Rankin County teen accused of killing her mother, Ashley Smylie, in March 2024. Prosecutors presented expert witnesses highlighting inconsistencies in her statements, particularly regarding hallucinations prior to the shooting. The defense rested its case earlier, and Gregg faces serious charges, including first-degree murder and attempted murder, with a possible life sentence if convicted. The court denied her motion to transfer the case to Youth Court due to her admission of marijuana use prior to the incident. Gregg, held on a $1 million bond, pled not guilty.
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SUMMARY: On October 13, a book signing event featuring cooking content creator Brenda Gantt attracted hundreds of fans at the Superior Catfish plant in Macon, Miss. Gantt, a retired school teacher with millions of followers known for her homemade biscuit tutorials, had attendees eager to meet her and get their cookbooks signed. Many expressed gratitude for her influence on their cooking, emphasizing the importance of family involvement in the kitchen. The event boosted local interest and commerce, with residents hoping for ongoing economic benefits. Gantt thanked her fans for their support during the successful occasion.
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SUMMARY: HWY 50 Nursery in West Point, Mississippi, hosted its second annual Fall yard sale, flea market, and chili cookout, aiming to reconnect the community. Owners Esmon and Candi Saul praised the event for fostering fellowship and supporting local small businesses. With over 30 vendors, including food and craft stalls, attendees enjoyed networking and shopping. Vendor Belinda Rice emphasized the gathering’s role in community support, while the Morrisons noted its ability to draw visitors from neighboring areas. The Sauls aim to bring fresh, positive experiences to the Golden Triangle, with plans for a Halloween Haunted Trail forthcoming.
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SUMMARY: Aliceville resident Ricky D. Rice, 61, died in a single-vehicle crash on Saturday, October 12, around 9:28 p.m. He was driving a 2006 Toyota Tundra when it overturned on Franconia Road, near Mount Calvary Road, approximately two miles south of Carrollton city limits in Pickens County. Rice was not wearing a seat belt and was pronounced dead at the scene. The Alabama Law Agency’s Highway Patrol Division is investigating the incident.
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