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Foodie Finds: JB's BBQ has fish fillets covered too!
SUMMARY: I mean pretty much since I’ve been able to stand up at the store. Man, like, I love to eat and so baking homemade. I just love to cook and so anything I thought I wanted to eat, pretty much just cooking myself. You got it for real. Grill right outside too. I do now. You don’t play around. I call it the JB 3000, but I don’t blame now. We’re easy to find and right here at Poplar Springs and North Hills. You got a new phone number as well? I do, new number is 6012863032. You can also reach us at 6014902141. That is the old number on Eighth Street. And we just have it with a variety of food. All the barbecue ribs. Uh, everything that you would expect from a barbecue place. But now we’re talking fish today, right? Do fish every day. Okra and everything. Tell me about it. We’re talking fish today, right? Do fish every day. Okra and everything. Tell me about it. We’re talking fish today, right? Do fish every day. Okra and everything. Tell me about it. We do, today. This is catfish fillet, right? Do whole catfish, whiting. To get a little piece there. Okay, thank you, Mr. JB. I’m going to. Yes, ma’am. What? I’m talking about right here. You said it. So fish sandwich and again, has to be white bread. No road. Cook to perfection. Wow. So if you want to take a little break from barbecue, fish is the way to go. By the way, they got whole catfish here. That’s my go to every day of the week. JB, everything is fantastic. Barbecue you want to come here? It is on Poplar Springs and you will love it. We’ll see you again next.
Call 601-286-3032 to talk to James Barnett about orders and catering.
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Watch Back to School Leadership and Policy on Aug. 1
SUMMARY: Crime can still impact a city’s reputation. As the new school year begins across the metro area, 16 WAPT interviewed three superintendents: Dr. Mitchell Shears, Dr. Errick Greene, and Chris Chism, who lead the Hinds, Jackson, and Pearl school districts. They discussed plans to support teachers and students, especially regarding the use of electronics. While not banning devices outright, the districts emphasize purposeful use in a digital society and integrate new technologies, including artificial intelligence, into learning. The focus also includes preparing students for college and the workforce through internships and supporting teachers to enhance education and community investment.
Watch a 16 WAPT presents a Back to School special.
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Safe Haven Baby Box opens in Gluckstadt
SUMMARY: On Wednesday, the city of Gluckstadt unveiled a new Safe Haven Baby Box in the parking lot of its new Police Station and Municipal Court. Funded by CPS Pools and Spas and community donors, the baby box offers a safe way for individuals to surrender infants anonymously, removing shame and blame. Mayor and residents expressed gratitude, citing the box as a vital alternative to save lives. Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch, creator of the Mississippi Access to Maternal Assistance app, praised the growing number of baby boxes statewide, now totaling six. Gluckstadt became a city in 2021 and recently opened its first dedicated police building. Police Chief Hale noted they have 20 officers with new facilities including a dispatch center and courtroom.
Gluckstadt Baby Box
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Jones County investigators work to solve 2011 cold case
SUMMARY: Jones County cold case investigators seek help solving the 2011 murder of Charles “Charlie” Adcock. Adcock was found shot in the head inside his Ellisville home on June 23, the same day his Waynesboro pawn shop was burglarized. Waynesboro police had requested to check on him but couldn’t reach him; his daughter said Sayto Ford arrived first and found the body. Handguns, cash, and keys to his vehicle and businesses were missing. Witnesses reported a Black woman came to Adcock’s door the night before asking for help, believed to be a decoy. Two men were seen waiting in a sedan, possibly a Pontiac. Investigators suspect gang involvement possibly linked to Adcock’s daughter. Motive may involve money Ford sought from Adcock, which he refused. Anyone with information is urged to call authorities.
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