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Good Morning Meridian Tori Alvarado’s First Alert Weather Forecast 5/22/25
SUMMARY: Thursday morning in Meridian begins with abundant sunshine and patchy fog that does not affect visibility or commutes. Temperatures range from the upper 50s to low 60s, with 58°F in Meridian and 61°F in Raleigh. The day will remain sunny and pleasant, with afternoon highs near the upper 80s and comfortable heat index values. Overnight lows will drop to the mid-60s with possible morning fog Friday. Shower chances are low Friday but increase over the weekend, with a marginal risk of severe weather Saturday evening, including hail and damaging winds. A cold front will bring more showers and cooler temps by Monday.
Good Morning Meridian Tori Alvarado’s First Alert Weather Forecast 5/22/25
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Meet the candidate: Rodney DePriest
SUMMARY: With the general election just two weeks away, Rodney DePriest is one of four independent candidates running for Jackson mayor. DePriest emphasizes job creation, eliminating blight, and increasing homeownership opportunities as crucial for the city’s success. His plans focus on revitalizing the capital city and improving the quality of life for its residents. DePriest’s vision highlights economic growth and community development as key priorities for Jackson’s future. 16 WAPT’s Kyndall Jones shares DePriest’s goals, presenting his ideas in his own words ahead of the upcoming election.
DePriest wants to take on violence, infrastructure if elected Jackson mayor
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Woman injured in shooting outside Canton convenience store
SUMMARY: The city of Canton is investigating a Tuesday afternoon shooting outside the Brooklyn M corner store on Washington Street. Two suspects exited a vehicle and fired multiple shots at a woman entering the store, also grazing a female sitting in a nearby car. Witnesses describe the attack as brazen, occurring during a nearby middle school graduation. Locals believe the incident and others are gang-related, urging federal and state intervention. A community member expressed heartbreak over gun violence losses and called for unity and safer approaches. The investigation continues, with many relieved no lives were lost but anxious to prevent future tragedies.
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Interview: Ivy Greene Academy hosting children's business fair
SUMMARY: Ivy Greene Academy is hosting a children’s business fair on June 7th from 9 AM to 12 PM at the First Choice Pavilion in Pontto. Open to children aged 4 to 18, the event encourages young entrepreneurs to develop independence and business skills. Participants create and sell products such as lemonade and bracelets, managing sales, costs, and profits on their own without parental help. The fair, affiliated with Actton Academy, aims to foster entrepreneurship, teaching kids how to be their own boss and handle money responsibly. It’s a unique experience designed to inspire confidence and real-life business lessons. Everyone is invited to support these young entrepreneurs.
Ivy Greene Academy is hosting its children’s business fair on June 7.
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