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Guntown's Pine Ridge Speedway sees racers back on the track for first time since 2020
SUMMARY: The Pine Ridge Speedway in Baldwin is reopening after being closed for 4 years due to storm damage. The racetrack has been renovated, including new bleachers, upgraded concession stands, and a new scoreboard. Race director Brian Mitchell stated that 80% of the venue has been remodeled. Racers have already practiced on the new dirt track, with the official season opening race scheduled for March 30th. The full schedule can be found on their website. Fans of racing can look forward to the return of the war of engines at Pine Ridge Speedway this summer.
The roar of engines is returning to Baldwyn this summer.
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Cars keep hitting family's home
SUMMARY: A family in Jackson is seeking help from the city after their home on Erie Street and Martin Luther King Drive was hit by a car while they were inside. The incident occurred early Monday morning, resulting in severe damage to the home but no reported deaths. The driver was injured in the crash. The family is requesting the city to install traffic signs or lights to prevent further damage to their property. A witness helped the injured driver and was relieved to find no one else in the car. The family is concerned for the safety of their home and is seeking assistance from authorities.
A home on Martin Luther King Drive keeps getting hit by cars.
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The Ripley Tigers are preparing for the MHSAA 4A state championship series
SUMMARY: The high school baseball state championships are coming up, with the Ripley Tigers making a 32-year return to the 4A Championship. They have had an impressive playoff run, sweeping three out of four teams with an average margin of seven runs. Despite a tough non-division schedule, the team believes it has prepared them well for the playoffs. While hitting has been a struggle in the past, they have come through with strong batting performances as a team. Overall, the Tigers attribute their success to their tough schedule and a strong team effort in all areas of the game.
The Ripley Tigers are getting ready for their first state championship appearance since 1992.
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New Houlka is increasing its water and sewer rates
SUMMARY: The town of New Hoka has approved an increase in water and sewer rates, affecting water customers in the area. The rates will go up by $4, from $21 to $25 for the first 2,000 gallons, appearing on the July 2024 water bill. The decision was made due to rising operating costs caused by an increase in the price of supplies and materials. This is the first rate hike in 5 years and is meant to help the town maintain its current budget. Residents are advised to be aware of this change in their water bills.
Both water and sewer will increase by four dollars.
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