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Easter at Highland Park
SUMMARY: The community came together to enjoy Easter Sunday afternoon at Highland Park, organized by the City of Meridian Parks and Recreation. The event featured more than just an Easter egg hunt, including music, food, golden egg prizes, and fun for the whole family. Children were able to win baskets and dance, bringing joy to the community. Many felt grateful for the opportunity to see kids playing outside instead of being on their smartphones, attributing the festive atmosphere to Jesus being the reason for the season. This was one of two Easter egg hunts put on by Meridian Parks and Recreation.
Easter at Highland Park
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Mother's Day Celebration Concert
SUMMARY: Gospel singer Pastor Shirley Caesar will be performing a Mother's Day concert in Jackson, Mississippi. She will be singing hits like “I Remember Mama” and other Mother's Day songs. Caesar reflects on her long career and the blessings she has received, such as her Grammy win. She is excited to see all her fans and believes that the show will be a spiritual experience. Caesar extends a heartfelt invitation to everyone to attend the concert, emphasizing the importance of honoring mothers. She expresses gratitude for her fans and new gospel singers who inspire her to continue making music.
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Lake Caroline residents react after plans halt for gas station
SUMMARY: Residents in Lake Carolina are reacting to developers withdrawing plans for a gas station at the entrance of their neighborhood. Frustrations have been voiced for months, with concerns about property values and community impact. The president of Lake Carolina Incorporated has announced a halt to the plans for now to properly zone the land. Residents look forward to a meeting with the developer to discuss the issue further. Some residents are worried about the long-term effects on property values and community development. A public meeting will be held on May 13th to address the situation.
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JPS decides to tear down 3 abandoned schools in the district
SUMMARY: The Jackson Public Schools Board of Trustees approved the demolition of three elementary schools in Jackson due to lack of interest from potential buyers. Dr. Eric Greene cited the poor condition and location of the buildings as reasons for the lack of interest in repurposing them. Residents expressed mixed reactions to the decision, with some disappointed and others believing it was necessary. The school district is considering turning the vacant spaces into green spaces or parks after demolition. JPS plans to seek input from the community on what to do with the empty spaces once demolition is complete, with no scheduled date for demolition yet.
JPS trustees vote to tear down 3 schools in the district
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