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Madison Central one win away from the 7A state final
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The Madison Central Jaguars will have a battle of the last two 6A state champions on Friday night in the North State Final.
The Jaguars won it all in 2021 and Starkville, their opponents, won the state title last year. Madison Central's defense has been stout all year and they'll need a big performance, not only on defense but all three phases in order to dethrone the champs.
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SUMMARY: Johnson, a double amputee and recent graduate of Jackson State University, has become a trailblazer for future Tigers with disabilities. Despite being born with a disease that required his legs to be amputated at a young age, Johnson has excelled in the Sonic Boom of the South marching band and graduated with a degree in Science and Health. He is now pursuing a career as a recreational therapist, aiming to inspire others with disabilities to reach their full potential. Johnson's message to future Tigers is clear: the sky is the limit, and there are no boundaries to what they can achieve.
Double amputee graduates from JSU
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SUMMARY: Temperatures are dropping slowly with a high of 86°, with a chance of showers at the bottom periphery. Overnight, temperatures will drop to the mid 60s with partly cloudy skies. The weather will remain hot with temperatures in the upper 80s and the possibility of breaking records. The heat will continue throughout the week, with temperatures reaching the upper 80s and possibly lower 90s by midweek. Stay hydrated and take care of outdoor pets. A cold front will bring some relief by Friday, with temperatures dropping back to the mid 70s. Be prepared for hot weather for the rest of the week.
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SUMMARY: The Business Association of Midtown hosts their annual Street Festival, featuring businesses, products, and performances to promote growing businesses and creative culture in the Midtown neighborhood. Vendors and attendees from all walks of life come together to shop and support local businesses. One vendor mentioned that the event gets better each year, and the turnout is always amazing. Hannah, a returning participant, describes her experience as great. The festival showcases the diversity and talent within the community, making it a highly anticipated event for both residents and visitors.
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