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Pearl man sentenced to 32 years for selling fentanyl
SUMMARY: Michael Pendelton, a Pearl man, has been sentenced to 32 years in prison after pleading guilty to selling fentanyl. He was charged with selling and conspiring to sell fentanyl in Madison County. Pendelton was caught after an informant worked with Madison police to buy oxycodone pills from him. The pills were later confirmed to contain fentanyl by the Mississippi Crime Lab. District Attorney Bubba Bramlett emphasized the danger of fentanyl overdoses, especially among young people, and urged parents to talk to their children about the risks of buying pills from street dealers.
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Vehicle overturns on I-20 West in Jackson
SUMMARY: An overturned vehicle on Interstate 20 West in Jackson on April 29 caused traffic backup. One person was thrown from the vehicle and the second was trapped inside. A witness helped pull one person out of the car. Emergency responders, including the Mississippi Highway Patrol, Jackson police, firefighters, and AMR, arrived at the scene. Both the police officer and the driver were injured in the crash. The incident led to delays on the interstate as authorities worked to clear the scene.
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State Senate confirms newest members on IHL Board of Trustees
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Senate confirmed four new members of the Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning, including Charles Stephenson from West Point. Stephenson, CEO of Heartland Natural Resources LLC, will represent the Third Supreme Court District. He replaces Dr. Walt Starr of Columbus, whose term ends soon. The IHL Board oversees operations of Mississippi's eight public universities. Stephenson's appointment brings new leadership to the board. Follow for more updates on Facebook.
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JPS School Board approves demolition of three closed schools
SUMMARY: The Jackson Public School District Board of Trustees approved the demolition of three closed school sites – Baker Elementary, French Elementary, and Woodville Heights Elementary. The decision was made due to a lack of interest from potential buyers for redevelopment and issues with maintaining the upkeep of the buildings. The district will seek input from the community on what to do with the empty spaces once demolition is completed. No demolition date has been scheduled yet.
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