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Plantersville’s animal control officer honored during recent MML conference
SUMMARY: Officer Jason Lessel from Plantersville, Mississippi, has been awarded the public safety award for his efforts in reducing stray dogs through a registration program. Lessel recognized the need for an animal control officer and was named the town's animal control officer in October 2021. He implemented a system to register every dog in the town, which has helped reunite stray dogs with their owners and seen a decrease in loose dogs. Lessel is a certified animal control officer and has organized field days to offer reduced-cost vaccinations and other services to pet owners.
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Jackson police arrest man after victim shot in head
SUMMARY: Jackson police arrested suspect Barnett Evans after a shooting at an apartment complex on Raymond Road. The victim, who was shot in the head, was involved in a fight with Evans which led to the incident. After fleeing the scene, Evans was located at a home on Treehaven Drive and convinced to surrender by a hostage negotiator. The victim was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Scattered storms linger with cooler air to follow – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: Scattered storms associated with a cold front are expected in Columbus, Mississippi on Thursday morning, with a Tornado Watch in place until 10 a.m. Cooler temperatures and lower humidity are forecasted for the rest of the day, with a clear Mother's Day weekend ahead. Friday will see temperatures in the upper 70s as a cold front passes. The weekend will be clear and dry with high temperatures around 79. Sunday may bring evening showers after a high pressure system passes. Early next week, scattered showers are possible on Monday and Tuesday with highs in the upper 70s.
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Smoother roads ahead in West Point – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: West Point, Mississippi is undergoing a significant street paving project covering 10 miles of road on 40 streets, including refurbishing curbs and gutters. The city is using various funding sources, including a revenue bond and state and local money. Mayor Rod Bobo aims to prepare the city for growth by improving infrastructure. Beyond street improvements, West Point plans a sewer expansion near the Peco plant. The mayor emphasizes the importance of positioning the city for growth through infrastructure development. Residents can expect ongoing infrastructure-related projects throughout the city.
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