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Prentiss County sheriff talks about the dangers deputies face in the line of duty
SUMMARY: Two recent officer-involved shootings have hit close to home for a local agency, causing concern for officer safety. The Prenis County Sheriff reflects on the challenges law enforcement officers face every day, especially in dangerous situations where split-second decisions can mean life or death. Remembering Deputy Michael Heaw, who was killed in the line of duty 25 years ago, the sheriff emphasizes the importance of officers returning home safely after their shifts. The sheriff hopes to change perceptions of law enforcement by sharing Deputy Heaw’s story and emphasizes the importance of cooperation and respect during interactions with officers to prevent tragic events like officer-involved shootings.
With several officer-involved shootings already taking place this year, Prentiss County’s sheriff talked about the dangers members of law enforcement face in the field.
SUMMARY: The Tammy Wynette Legacy Center is hosting a birthday celebration for the country music legend on June 21, starting at 10 a.m. Executive director Larry Canrol highlights a focus on young musicians, with Tony Hooper mentoring youth and fostering both musical skills and strong values. Performers include local groups like Buddie Bride and the Foggy-Minded Boys, Freddy Wallace on piano, the Mississippi School of Music, Uncharted Territory—a group of seasoned musicians—and featured guitarist John Michael White, a Mississippi Blues Contest winner. The event emphasizes community, mentorship, and celebrating music across generations, weather permitting.
Have fun with music and more at the Tammy Wynette birthday celebration on June 21 in Tremont.
SUMMARY: Today’s First Alert Weather Kid is Anna Catherine (6/17). Katherine submitted today’s drawing, which shows rain falling with a person standing outside. The person’s umbrella appears to have blown away, and they look surprised, saying, “Oh no!” Many can relate to this scene, especially after the heavy rainfall that moved through yesterday. Thank you, Katherine, for your photo submission. You can submit your own pictures just like Katherine did. Stay tuned for more updates on the rest of the week’s weather on the other side of the break.
Today’s First Alert Weather Kid is Anna Catherine (6/17)
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SUMMARY: Magnolia Wellness & Recovery Foundation was founded by three co-founders to support men in early recovery through sober living and holistic lifestyle coaching. They assist individuals transitioning from residential treatment by providing supportive housing, transportation, peer support, and prescription assistance via a partnership with Saint Vincent de Paul Community Pharmacy. Their program includes financial literacy and holistic coaching to help clients build a sustainable, sober lifestyle over 12 to 18 months. Funded mainly by donations and volunteers, they aim to expand through grants and community support. Those seeking help or interested in volunteering can visit mrafoundation.org or contact the founders directly.
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