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JSU football coach responds to 60 Minutes interview with Deion Sanders
SUMMARY: During an episode of 60 minutes, JSU head football coach T.C. Taylor expressed disappointment with the negative portrayal of Jackson, Mississippi. The segment compared rundown houses in Jackson to the “hipster” college campus in Boulder, Colorado, where Deion Sanders now coaches. Coach Taylor defended his city, emphasizing the bright spots and positive things happening at Jackson State University. Jackson State women's basketball coach Tomekia Reed also criticized the show for focusing on the worst houses in the city. Both coaches feel that the media can control the narrative and distort the perception of their beloved city.
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Central Mississippi Employment Expo held in Jackson
SUMMARY: Job seekers from across the state gathered in Jackson for the 2024 Central Mississippi Employment Expo. Future workers attended with resumes in hand, visiting over 70 different employer booths set up at the Mississippi Trademark. The event was organized by the Mississippi Department of Employment Security with the goal of helping Mississippians find jobs. The Expo provided a wide variety of job opportunities under one roof, allowing attendees to explore different career options. Many participants expressed the sense of community and support within the workplace, highlighting the family-oriented atmosphere of the event. Overall, the job fair was a success in connecting job seekers with potential employers.
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10 Years Later: Tupelo neighborhood looks back on damage from 2014 tornado
SUMMARY: In 2014, a devastating E3 tornado tore through Tupelo, causing extensive damage including to St Luke United Methodist Church. Ten years later, survivors are still affected by the traumatic event. One family recounts how they sought shelter in a basement during the storm, saving themselves and their baby. Despite the destruction, the community has come together to rebuild and recover. Reflecting on the experience, survivors express gratitude for their safety and the importance of being prepared for future emergencies. The impact of the tornado still lingers, reminding residents of the importance of family and resilience in the face of natural disasters.
An EF-3 tornado moved through the Tupelo area destroying St. Luke United Methodist Church and the neighborhoods around it.
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Northeast softball picks up 9th straight win with victory over ICC Lady Indians
SUMMARY: In a game between ICC Lady Indians and Northeast Lady Tigers, ICC scores the first run in the bottom of the first inning. However, Northeast ties the game in the top of the second with a solo home run by Madison Hokit. Eventually, Northeast wins the game 3-1, extending their winning streak to nine games. This victory allows them to move on to the NJCAA region 23 tournament which begins on Friday.
Northeast softball beat ICC 5-3 to move on to the NJCAA region 23 tournament.
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