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Louisville man pleads guilty to second degree murder
SUMMARY: A Lewisville man, Kendrick Nicholson, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for killing Tyreek Smith in 2022. He has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. The incident occurred after an argument between the two men, leading to Nicholson shooting Smith from underneath a carport. Smith managed to run 300 yards before police found him in a yard south of Fosta Street. He later died at the Wentworth County Medical Center. Nicholson admitted to the crime and will now face the consequences of his actions.
The man pleaded guilty on Monday and will serve 25 years in prison for a 2022 murder.
SUMMARY: Hattisburg police are warning the public about a scam where a caller poses as an officer claiming the recipient has an active warrant and asking for payment over the phone. The police emphasize that law enforcement will not request money over the phone. If you receive such a call, HPD advises hanging up to avoid falling victim to the scam.
Hattiesburg police warning public of false officer scam.
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SUMMARY: Okatoma Fest is a beloved annual event celebrating the community of Collins, Mississippi. It started 35 years ago as a way to promote the county and showcase local assets. The festival features a 5K run, food vendors offering a variety of foods, art vendors, fair rides, and entertainment throughout the day. Special guests include Miss Mississippi, Vivian O'Neil, and local musician, Hunter Lot. The event kicks off with the opening ceremony and includes a parade, live music, and more. Okatoma Fest is a free event that offers fun for all ages and is a great way to experience the spirit of the community.
Asia Montgomery visits the Covington County Chamber of Commerce to learn more about this year's Okatoma Festival.
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SUMMARY: Around 600 students graduated from Jones College during the 96th spring commencement. Students expressed pride and gratitude for their experiences at Jones, highlighting the supportive community and caring faculty. President Dr. Jesse Smith celebrated the college's accomplishments, including a national soccer championship. Students spoke about how the college has helped them grow and learn important lessons. The graduation ceremony also included the second class of the middle college partnership between Jones and Laurel High School. Stan Buckley, founder of a nonprofit Ministry, gave the commencement address, showing support for student Joshua Brown, who was wrongfully accused of murder.
Jones College holds spring graduation ceremony Friday.
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Geartek expanding operations in Alcorn County
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