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Mississippi Insight for Oct. 8, 2023: One on one with Lynn Fitch
SUMMARY: Mississippi Attorney General, Lynn Fitch, discussed various topics including abortion policy, campaign finance investigations, gun violence, and her political ambitions in an interview with Byron Brown on Mississippi Insight. Fitch highlighted the launch of the Mama Program, which provides resources and support for young and expectant mothers. She also addressed the issue of opioid epidemic and the need for awareness and prevention initiatives. Fitch emphasized her commitment to protecting Second Amendment rights while also addressing gun safety. She discussed the importance of addressing human trafficking and improving criminal justice reform in Mississippi. Fitch expressed optimism for progress and emphasized the importance of collaboration among law enforcement agencies.
Mississippi's Republican Attorney General is running for a new term of office against Democratic challenger Greta Kemp Martin. 12 News' Byron Brown talks with the AG about abortion policy, the opioid and gun violence crises, her political ambitions and more. Produced by Tom Wright.
SUMMARY: Merit Health Wesley has a new CEO, Travis Sisen, who is familiar with the hospital and the Pine Belt region. He is focused on tackling challenges in the healthcare industry and recruiting medical professionals from nearby colleges. Sisen believes that the hospital is in a good position financially due to a larger patient volume compared to smaller hospitals struggling to stay open. He plans to uphold the hospital's motto of loving God, serving others, and excelling in healthcare. The community can expect continued quality care and a commitment to their well-being under his leadership.
Merit Health Wesley hires new CEO.
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SUMMARY: Cedric Chapman officially became the mayor of Shabua after reciting his oath of office at the Clark County Courthouse. He expressed excitement about the future of the town and plans to work on building a brighter Shabua with the community's help. Chapman emphasized the importance of teamwork in achieving their goals. The town is looking forward to a parade to welcome their new mayor. Chapman's swearing-in ceremony was attended by family, friends, and colleagues, and he later spoke to the news about his feelings and immediate plans for the town.
Shubuta mayor swearing in ceremony
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SUMMARY: Kesa Gail was awarded a $60,000 scholarship from the Meridian Housing Authority on May 1st, making her the recipient of the Janelle Kid Hope 6 Endowment Trust Fund. She expressed gratitude towards her counselor, family, and school staff for their support. Gail plans to attend the University of Southern Mississippi to study criminal justice, aiming to help others and speak up for those in need. The scholarship, named after an educational advocate, holds special significance for both the recipient and the community. Gail expressed her heartfelt appreciation for the opportunity to further her education and thanked the Meridian Housing Authority for their support.
MHS Senior receives huge scholarship from the Meridian Housing Authority
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