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Crowd fills Robin’s Unique Boutique for closing sale
SUMMARY: A popular boutique in Aberdeen, Robin's Unique Boutique, is closing after 15 years. The storefront closing sale offered deals of up to 50% off, leading to long lines of customers, many of whom made significant purchases. The owner, Robin Bounds, stated that she had been considering the closure for two years and is excited to spend more time with her family. The boutique will transition to being online-only in the coming months. Many employees and customers expressed their support and sadness for the end of an era. WCBI's Kealy Shields was even seen shopping during a visit.
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SUMMARY: Rain chances will start the week with temperatures near 80 degrees in Columbus, Mississippi. Widespread rain is expected to stay south, but scattered downpours are possible. Isolated showers may continue into Monday evening with temperatures dropping to the low 60s. Mid-week will bring decreasing clouds on Tuesday and highs in the low 80s. Wednesday and Thursday will be warmer with temperatures in the upper 80s and plenty of sunshine. Friday may see more rain and possible storms as another front moves in. Overall, a mix of rainy and warm weather is expected throughout the week.
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SUMMARY: The lives of Kenisha White Jones and her grandmother were changed forever when their house in Winston County took a direct hit from a storm. Jones suffered a fractured back and her grandmother lost her home. The Long-term Community Recovery Committee Winston Strong stepped in to help with the rebuilding process, providing assistance to Jones and other affected families. Reverend Mike Dowd, the former Executive Director of Winston Strong, believes that the community has come back stronger after the disaster. Winston Strong helped rebuild 23 homes and repair over 60 others, showcasing the resilience and character of the community.
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SUMMARY: Louisville, Mississippi commemorated the 10th anniversary of a devastating tornado that took 10 lives and destroyed homes in the community. The church bells rang 10 times at 10 o'clock in remembrance of the lives lost. Mayor Will Hill reflected on the tragedy and praised the community's unity in rebuilding. Despite significant damage to homes and businesses, including the hospital and nursing home, the community came together to provide care and support. A memorial service honored the storm victims and highlighted the resilience of the Louisville community. The city lost industrial space and more than 400 homes were damaged in the tornado.
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