Mississippi News
Primary voter registration deadline: February 12
SUMMARY: The voter registration deadline for the Presidential, U.S. Senate, and U.S. Representative primary elections in Mississippi is approaching. In-person voter registration must be completed at the circuit clerk's office by the end of business on Monday, and the offices will also be open on February 10 from 8 a.m. until noon. New voter registrations sent by mail must be postmarked by February 12. Additionally, individuals who are not 18 at the time of the March Primary Election may still vote as long as they turn 18 by the date of the 2024 General Election. The Primary Election will be on March 12.
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A Rainy Start for This Weekend – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: The weekend in Columbus, Mississippi starts with warm and rainy weather, with multiple rounds of rain expected. Scattered storms are forecasted for today and tonight, with a brief break before more rain arrives. There is a potential for flash flooding due to heavy rainfall. Tomorrow will see another round of scattered storms, with temperatures reaching the low 80s. The rain is expected to clear out by Saturday evening, leading to a mostly dry Saturday night. By Sunday, the sunshine will return along with warmer temperatures in the upper 80s. Some areas could receive up to 3+ inches of rain over the weekend.
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McComb PD launches app to help fight crime
SUMMARY: The McComb Police Department in Mississippi has introduced a new crime fighting tool, the McComb MS PD App, developed by Tip411. The app allows citizens to give anonymous tips directly to police via their smartphones or by text message. It aims to encourage community involvement in keeping the city safe from violent crimes like shootings and murders. The police chief emphasizes the importance of community policing and hopes that the public will use the app to help fight crime. The app has received positive feedback from some community members who see it as a valuable tool for safety.
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Hatley students host living wax museum of famous Mississippians
SUMMARY: Fourth graders at Hatley School in Mississippi spent nine weeks researching famous Mississippians and brought their research to life in a wax museum. The students portrayed different Mississippi natives like Jimmy Buffett, B.B. King, and Britney Spears, sharing stories of their lives and careers. The teachers behind the project hoped to inspire the children to see that hard work and dedication can lead to success, despite their Mississippi roots. The students learned valuable lessons from the project, such as perseverance and never giving up, as they embodied their chosen famous Mississippians in the spotlight. This was the first year for Hatley's Famous Mississippians Wax Museum.
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