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Councilman seeks solution for Jackson parking meter issues
SUMMARY: City Councilman Kenneth Stokes met with citizens and SP Plus representatives to address concerns about the new parking meters in downtown Jackson. Many elderly residents reported difficulties operating the meters and a lack of assistance when receiving tickets. During the meeting, SP Plus explained the payment process, highlighting both mobile and pay station options, and distributed instructional literature. Stokes reassured citizens that their voices matter and stated he would consider resending the parking ordinance if requested. He plans to discuss further issues regarding the parking contract at the upcoming city council meeting on November 19th.
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New Clinton mayor, aldermen sworn into office
SUMMARY: Since the new term began, Clinton city leaders took their oaths of office in a ceremony held at the Clinton Municipal Courtroom, marking a fresh start for the 2025–2029 term. The incoming mayor and board of aldermen expressed excitement about future projects focusing on growth, infrastructure, and community engagement. Economic development is a top priority, with plans for retail, mixed-use, and industrial developments to position Clinton for upcoming opportunities. Although the event was private due to limited space, city officials emphasized transparency and invited residents to participate in work sessions and board meetings, which are livestreamed and reported in local media.
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Interview: Fulton hosting Independence Day celebration on July 3
SUMMARY: Fulton will host its Independence Day celebration on July 3rd from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., culminating with a fireworks show at 9 p.m. The event features around 30 vendors offering food and shopping, including back-to-school items. Entertainment includes a church group called the Beloved Worship Group singing at 6 p.m., and the Big B Ramblers performing live from 7 to 9 p.m. A cornhole tournament, hosted by Jessica Hathcock, will have sign-ups from 4:30 to 5 p.m. The celebration emphasizes community and Southern charm, welcoming families to enjoy a free, festive gathering.
Come see food, music and fireworks at Fulton’s Independence Day celebration on July 3.
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Today’s First Alert Weather Kid is Cora (7/1)
SUMMARY: Today’s First Alert Weather Kid is Cora. She submitted a drawing showing the sun shining down on a field filled with green grass under a bright sky. The drawing captures a morning forecast with clear skies and sunlight. The weather team thanks Cora for her great artwork and encourages others to continue submitting pictures like hers. Cora’s picture reflects hope for a pleasant day with sunshine and vibrant greenery, symbolizing a nice summer day. Her contribution adds a cheerful, personal touch to the weather forecast segment.
Today’s First Alert Weather Kid is Cora (7/1)
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