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SUMMARY: National Wear Red Day is tomorrow and kicks off an organized canned food drive between cities across the state to support local pantries. Each city is assigned a particular food item to collect during the month of February, with collections starting today and running through March 1st. This will culminate in a community-wide packing party. Employees get involved in the process, demonstrating their desire to help out as members of the community. For a complete list of what your city's food items are, you can head to their website.
This event is an organized canned food drive across many cities throughout the state to collect food items to support their local pantries.
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SUMMARY: The musician from Lexington, Mississippi, discusses his journey from playing on street corners to hitting the stage in Jackson's music scene. He talks about his background, family, and soul food restaurant in Lex, emphasizing the beauty and history of his hometown. He praises the talent and collaboration in the Jackson music scene, stating it is underrated but growing. Describing his music as real and inspired by personal experiences, he aims to spread positivity and good vibes through his performances. His uniqueness lies in his genuine energy and desire to make people smile, with a focus on living life to the fullest and embracing possibilities.
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SUMMARY: see furniture and personal belongings covered in debris and the ceiling partially collapsed. Thankfully, no one was injured but the family is now left without a place to stay. They are working with insurance and local authorities to assess the damage and begin the process of rebuilding. The community has come together to offer support and assistance during this difficult time. It serves as a reminder of the power of nature and the importance of being prepared for unexpected events.
A tree fell on a house in South Jackson.
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SUMMARY: Governor Tate Reeves is requesting individual assistance from FEMA for storms that occurred in April, specifically from April 8th to April 11th. The request is for six counties – nishoba, Hancock, Hines, Humphrey, Madison, and Scott – that were affected by severe storms, flooding, strong winds, and tornadoes. The state reported 13 tornadoes and two deaths during this time. If approved, individual assistance could provide grants for temporary housing, home repairs, low-cost loans, and other programs to residents in these areas. Damage in Hines County is shown in a video accompanying the announcement.
This request is for the storms that happened back in April.
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Mississippi News5 days agoStrong storms late Wednesday night – Home – WCBI TV
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Mississippi News5 days ago
Louisville names street after a former high school
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SuperTalk FM5 days ago
$30 million RV park coming to Natchez features amphitheater, pickle ball courts, and more
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Mississippi News5 days ago
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