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Hattiesburg native comes home for Sixth Street photo exhibit

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SUMMARY: Eureka School in Hattiesburg is hosting an exhibit titled “Capturing Community,” featuring 40 black-and-white photos by Hub native and Marine Corps veteran Early Hunnal. Born in Hattiesburg, Hunnal served in the Vietnam War before becoming a staff photographer at Texas Southern . The exhibit showcases his work from Houston’s Third Ward, reflecting themes from Hattiesburg as well. This exhibit runs through August 1, open Thursdays and Fridays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Saturdays from 12 to 2 p.m. The celebrates the photographer’s efforts to capture the universality of the human spirit.

Hattiesburg native home for Sixth Street exhibit.

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Yemi King is a candidate for Hinds County judge

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SUMMARY: Jimmy King, a attorney with over a decade of experience, is running for Judge in Sub District Two. Inspired by the late Loretta Cooper Stokes, the last elected official in the role, King emphasizes the importance of community presence and visibility. His campaign focuses on enhancing youth court initiatives, expanding the Second Program, and implementing diversion programs and drug court in county court. King aims to leverage his legal background to improve the judicial landscape in Jackson, ensuring for the youth and addressing systemic issues within the criminal justice system.

Yemi King is a candidate for Hinds County judge

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It’s not unusual for voters not to know what’s on the ballot

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SUMMARY: is seen as a crucial duty, especially for those who remember the struggles for voting rights in the 1960s. With the general election just two weeks away, candidates like VP Kamala Harris and former are in the , but many voters are unaware of the other races on Mississippi’s ballot. Zach Wallace, Circuit Clerk, emphasizes the importance of being informed about all candidates before voting. There are a total of 12 additional races, those for Senate and congressional districts. Voters can contact local offices for sample ballots and candidate information to make educated choices.

It’s not unusual for voters not to know what’s on the ballot

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City says time is up for Hotel O

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SUMMARY: The Jackson Council is frustrated with the operators of a dilapidated hotel, which has been labeled an eyesore and a community threat. Despite years of warnings, no substantial repairs have been made. The hotel’s owner’s father pleaded for more time to address the issues, but the rejected claims about permit issues. A contractor was recently hired to clean up the site, but the city is moving forward with plans for demolition, accepting bids as early as this month. The council is ready to act, with a desire to demolish the building by the end of the month.

City says time is up for Hotel O

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