Mississippi News
Paper versus touchscreen is the question surrounding voting
SUMMARY: Oktibbeha County in Mississippi has transitioned from electronic voting machines to paper ballots with scanning machines in anticipation of the state's directive. Oktibbeha Circuit Clerk Tony Rook stated that most individuals prefer paper ballots as they want to have physical evidence of their votes. The paper ballot used in the county is similar to a scantron card, where voters bubble in their choices before the scanner tabulates the results. Rook also highlighted that having paper ballots provides a paper trail, making it easier to find answers and resolve any questions or disputes about an election.
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Dozens of crews help clean up Columbus after storm
SUMMARY: A strong storm system caused significant damage in Columbus, Mississippi, with high winds bringing down power lines and trees, including on the MUW campus. Emergency crews received numerous calls for help, with some people trapped in their homes. Firefighters responded to multiple house fires, with one resulting in major loss. The storm has been classified as a straight-line wind event, not a tornado. Crews are working to clean up debris and restore power, and officials are urging people to avoid affected areas for safety reasons. The tornado sirens were not activated because there was no tornado warning in the area.
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Community helps clean up after intense storm in Columbus
SUMMARY: Columbus, Mississippi residents came together to help each other after intense storms caused damage to several homes. Volunteers like Dalen and Michael Talley stepped up to assist those in need. Even those who were directly affected by the storm, like Ashley Jones and Judon Phillips, joined in to help their community. Columbus Light and Water worked tirelessly to restore power to homes and businesses. The unity and support shown by the community during this difficult time highlighted the strength and compassion of the people of Columbus, proving that they can always rely on each other, regardless of the weather.
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Nice Mother’s Day Weekend – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: The weather in Columbus, Mississippi is expected to be nice with high temperatures in the low to middle 80s. This weekend will be mostly dry with temperatures reaching near 80 degrees and sunshine on Saturday. Mother's Day may see some evening showers, but overall the day should be dry. Next week will bring a return to humidity, with rain and occasional storms expected on Monday. The rest of the week will be warm and humid with on/off storm chances. Severe potential looks low at this time.
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