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National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week celebrates the first of first responders
SUMMARY: This week is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, where dispatchers are being celebrated for their vital role in emergency response. Dispatchers like Carrie Stokes from the Lee County Sheriff’s Department work tirelessly to ensure accurate and timely information is relayed to officers in the field. Despite the stressful nature of their job, dispatchers find it rewarding to know they are helping those in need. Sheriff Jim Johnson emphasizes the importance of dispatchers as the first line of communication in emergency situations. Across the country, people are being encouraged to thank and appreciate the hard work of these dedicated telecommunicators.
April 14-20 is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.
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Interview: Several Juneteenth events happening in June and July
SUMMARY: Several Juneteenth events are planned in Tupelo throughout June and July, celebrating the historic emancipation of enslaved African Americans. Organizer Terresa Roberts emphasizes that Juneteenth is American history and a reminder that “freedom ain’t free.” Festivities began today at 5:30 p.m. at the Farmers Depot with speakers, entertainment, and free food. On Friday, Tupelo Pass will host a children’s basketball event with educational activities. A larger celebration, including a parade, giveaways, and scholarships, has been rescheduled to July 19 at Gum Tree Park due to earlier weather delays. All events highlight reflection, freedom, and community celebration.
Check out several Juneteenth events on June 19, June 20 and July 19.
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Today's First Alert Weather Kid is Luke (6/19)
SUMMARY: Today’s First Alert Weather Kid is Luke (6/19). Luke submitted a cheerful drawing depicting the sun shining down with a bright blue sky, a vibrant background, and some green grass. This lovely picture resembles the morning forecast, which calls for sunshine and pleasant weather. The weather team thanks Luke for his photo submission and encourages others to continue sending in their drawings. Luke’s artwork captures the spirit of a bright, sunny day, matching the forecast perfectly and bringing a positive, hopeful outlook to viewers. Keep sharing your sunny pictures like Luke’s!
Today’s First Alert Weather Kid is Luke (6/19)
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Today’s First Alert Weather Kid is Kayliana (6/18)
SUMMARY: Today’s First Alert Weather Kid is Kayliana, who submitted a creative drawing featured during the forecast segment. Her picture depicted the sun shining brightly, but with a lot of clouds in the sky, partially blocking the sunshine. The image cleverly captured the essence of a partly cloudy day, emphasizing how the clouds bring down the sunlight. In other news, the Clarke County Sheriff’s Department will be installing new cameras to enhance law enforcement capabilities. More details about this development are expected to be shared soon as part of ongoing updates to improve public safety and surveillance infrastructure.
Today’s First Alert Weather Kid is Kayliana (6/18)
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