Mississippi News
Columbus residents apply for free cellular devices
SUMMARY: Entouch Wireless, a telecom group, is offering free government-contracted cell phones and tablets to Columbus residents. This program is designed to keep people connected without any cost. The company has taken steps to ensure legitimacy, such as using mobile trailers and partnering with local organizations like United Way and the Salvation Army. The regional manager, Justin Crosby, explained that they are also planning to have brick-and-mortar locations and provide 24/7 service. The goal is to provide a reliable service and eliminate the risk of scams. Follow their Facebook and Twitter for news and updates.
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Jackson police arrest man after victim shot in head
SUMMARY: Jackson police arrested suspect Barnett Evans after a shooting at an apartment complex on Raymond Road. The victim, who was shot in the head, was involved in a fight with Evans which led to the incident. After fleeing the scene, Evans was located at a home on Treehaven Drive and convinced to surrender by a hostage negotiator. The victim was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Scattered storms linger with cooler air to follow – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: Scattered storms associated with a cold front are expected in Columbus, Mississippi on Thursday morning, with a Tornado Watch in place until 10 a.m. Cooler temperatures and lower humidity are forecasted for the rest of the day, with a clear Mother's Day weekend ahead. Friday will see temperatures in the upper 70s as a cold front passes. The weekend will be clear and dry with high temperatures around 79. Sunday may bring evening showers after a high pressure system passes. Early next week, scattered showers are possible on Monday and Tuesday with highs in the upper 70s.
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Smoother roads ahead in West Point – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: West Point, Mississippi is undergoing a significant street paving project covering 10 miles of road on 40 streets, including refurbishing curbs and gutters. The city is using various funding sources, including a revenue bond and state and local money. Mayor Rod Bobo aims to prepare the city for growth by improving infrastructure. Beyond street improvements, West Point plans a sewer expansion near the Peco plant. The mayor emphasizes the importance of positioning the city for growth through infrastructure development. Residents can expect ongoing infrastructure-related projects throughout the city.
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