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Patrick's Thursday PM Forecast 3/28
SUMMARY: Happy Thursday everyone! It was a beautiful day across the Pine Belt today, with nice and chilly weather expected to prevail tonight with lows in the lower 40s. Friday is looking sunny and a bit warmer, with highs in the mid 70s. Saturday will start off with lows around 50 before warming up into the mid to upper 70s in the afternoon. Clouds will increase for Easter Sunday, but no rain is expected. Highs on Sunday will be in the lower 80s, with lows in the lower 60s. Rain may return on Tuesday of next week. Stay updated with the latest forecast.
Patrick’s Thursday PM Forecast 3/28
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Lost Rabbit hosts Independence Day Block Party
SUMMARY: The town of Lost Rabbit celebrated Independence Day with a family-oriented block party featuring a water slide and neighborhood parade. Melissa Rushing of the Social Event Committee expressed pride in their unique community, emphasizing the importance of events that bring people together. She highlighted the town as a special gem in the state, offering a safe and enjoyable environment for families to celebrate. Coordination was smooth, with the community actively participating and contributing to the event’s success. The celebration concluded with fireworks and joyful laughter from families, reinforcing the communal spirit and holiday enjoyment in Lost Rabbit.
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Residents concerned about road erosion in Jackson neighborhood
SUMMARY: Northeast Jackson residents are concerned after a vehicle got stuck in a ditch due to erosion along Wychwood Boulevard near Oakwood Boulevard and Fern Crest Drive. The ditch, located by a creek that fills during rain, caused a resident’s daughter to become stuck recently. Councilman Ashby Foote, representing Ward One where Oakwood is located, acknowledged the issue. He submitted photos of the erosion to the city administration about four weeks ago and asked that it be prioritized by the Public Works Department. Although repairs are pending due to the administration transition, Foote plans to submit the project to the new mayor and urges caution when driving in the area.
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Mississippi residents enjoy Fourth of July traditions
SUMMARY: The Fourth of July is about more than fun and food; it symbolizes freedom and American civil liberties. Marie Menifield of 12 News shares that many people focus on food, family traditions, and the freedom to choose how they celebrate. Amid global unrest, Americans are honoring the day and appreciating the freedoms often taken for granted. Many participants cherish their rights and recognize the sacrifices made for them. Some celebrate with events like the Farm Bureau Watermelon Classic 5K, while others spend quiet time with family, grilling and shooting fireworks. Festivities continue through the weekend with law enforcement present for safety.
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