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Sumrall’s Drew Davis the only Mississippian on USA Baseball 15U National Team
SUMMARY: 44 baseball players aged 15 and younger were invited to represent Team USA in international competition. Just one of these players, Drew Davis from Mississippi, expressed his excitement about the opportunity. He is proud to put on the USA jersey and feels it is a great feeling. Davis is in rare company as one of the chosen players.
Sumrall's Drew Davis the only Mississippian on USA Baseball 15U National Team
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Interview: First responders awards ceremony to be held on May 16 in Amory
SUMMARY: National Law Enforcement Memorial Week is being observed in Amry, with the community coming together to honor and appreciate those who serve on the front lines. The Amry Rotary Club hosts an event where local law enforcement and firefighters are treated to lunch and awarded for their exceptional service. The club allows participants to vote for the first responder of the year, recognizing their dedication and sacrifice. The event, catered by a local bakery, is open to the public to join in showing support for the first responders. The importance of honoring those who serve and protect the community is emphasized, highlighting the dedication and hard work of these individuals.
The awards ceremony will be held at 11:30 a.m. at The Arbors of Amory.
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Multiple injured in ATV wrecks in Lowndes County
SUMMARY: Over the weekend, two ATV accidents occurred resulting in multiple injuries. The first accident involved a mother and her three children being ejected from a Canam side by side vehicle that overturned on Wri Road in Calonia. One child, a six-year-old, remains hospitalized. The second accident involved a 24-year-old who was injured after their vehicle overturned on Canfield Road in Columbus. All individuals involved in the accidents were taken to the hospital for treatment. The Sheriff Eddie Hawkins reported both incidents and emphasized the importance of ATV safety to prevent such accidents in the future.
Two separate ATV wrecks in Lowndes County injured several individuals including children.
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Pearl officials provide storm update
SUMMARY: The mayor of Pearl, Mississippi, thanked first responders for their efforts clearing debris after a storm that downed 73 trees and 26 power lines. Sadly, one woman died when a tree fell on her, and another man was injured. The city is focused on clearing neighborhoods first before reopening parks. The Director of Rankin County Emergency Operations reported 44 homes and several buildings were damaged. Police and fire chiefs praised their teams for their hard work during the storm. Efforts are underway to clean up the debris, with residents urged to report any damage and remain patient. The importance of prevention and having homeowner's insurance was emphasized.
One person was killed as a result of Thursday's storms in Pearl.
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