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Inaugural race raises $10K for Homes of Hope
SUMMARY: A first-ever 5K race was held less than two weeks ago, bringing in $10,000 for the worthy organization, Homes of Hope for Children, which provides stable homes for disadvantaged boys and girls. The check was presented at Toyota of Hattiesburg, the dealership that hosted the inaugural “Jingle All the Way” race held at Kamper Park back on December 16th. Nearly $4,000 was brought in by the race, and Toyota General Manager Alton Pierce rounded up the donation to an even $10,000.
A first-ever 5K race held less than two weeks ago has brought in $10,000 for a worth organization, which provides stable homes for disadvantaged boys and girls.
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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.
SUMMARY: weather conditions causing the tree to fall, the family has been forced to relocate while repairs are being made. The incident has left the family shaken, but grateful that no one was injured. The community has come together to support the family during this difficult time.
A tree fell on a house in South Jackson during Monday's storms.
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SUMMARY: Residents in a neighborhood are preparing their homes for potential flooding following heavy rain. Some have already experienced flooding, with water coming in through doors and windows, causing damage to furniture. The residents have stacked sandbags around their homes to prevent further flooding. They are urging the city to address the issue of clogged creeks that push water into the area during heavy rain. With more severe weather expected, residents like Vanessa Collins are taking precautionary measures to protect their homes. They are calling on the city to find a permanent solution to the flooding problem.
Residents are concerned about the flooding in Jackson
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