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Mississippi Insight for Nov. 5, 2023: Attacks and facts
SUMMARY: This content discusses the mudslinging and attacks between Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves and his opponent Brandon Presley in the 2023 gubernatorial campaign. The article provides snippets of their interviews, with Governor Reeves accusing Presley of breaking campaign finance laws and Presley accusing Reeves of being involved in a corruption scandal. The article also includes analysis from Republican strategist Austin Barber and Democratic strategist Brandon Jones, who discuss issues such as the economy, Medicaid expansion, and negative campaigning. The upcoming days leading up to the election will likely focus on crime and personal connections to Mississippi's issues.
Gov. Tate Reeves and challenger Brandon Presley entered the final stretch of their campaigns with renewed attacks on each other. We check the facts about some of their allegations. Also, Austin Barbour and Brandon Jones offer their thoughts on the candidates' prospects at the polls. Hosted by 12 News' Byron Brown and produced by Tom Wright.
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Interview: Will Ruff talks about First ever Mental Health Resource Fair
SUMMARY: Tomorrow morning, the first annual lifecore Mental Health Resource Fair will take place at the lifecore Hancock Learning Center on ICC Tupelo's campus. The event runs from 9 am to noon, with the possibility of extending if necessary. The fair aims to raise awareness about mental health services offered by lifecore health group and other agencies in the area. Attendees can learn about programs, scholarship opportunities, Medicaid access, and training sessions on Mental Health First Aid and suicide awareness. The event is open to anyone interested in mental health resources, regardless of whether they live in the catchment area.
Will Ruff with LIFECORE Health Group talked about the First ever Mental Health Resource Fair.
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Pet of the Week: Cliff
SUMMARY: Chris Manard, a volunteer for the Tupelo Lee Humane Society, introduces Cliff as the pet of the week. Cliff is a beautiful dog who has been at the shelter for months and is in need of a loving home. He is friendly towards people but may be selective about other dogs. His adoption fee is only $50 due to the Bissell Foundation covering the rest. Cliff is up to date on shots, neutered, and ready to be adopted. Chris encourages people to come meet Cliff and give him a forever home.
Meet Cliff, the Pet of the Week for May 10, 2024!
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Highlighting History: 8th of May Celebration at a historic Columbus cemetery
SUMMARY: An emancipation celebration was held in Lou County, commemorating the day in 1865 when the majority of the enslaved population gained freedom. The event at Sanfield Cemetery in Columbus included live music, dancing, and historical reenactments. One performer quoted a Bible verse to emphasize the importance of seeing people as God sees them, not based on appearance. More information about the event and a surprise guest can be found on wtva.com. The celebration highlighted the significance of the day of emancipation and encouraged others to learn more about this important story.
A celebration of freedom was held in Columbus.
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