www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-04-24 20:09:20

SUMMARY: The Coleman Center for the Arts in Suter County offers various art programs and resources to enhance education and promote community development. Founded in 1985, the center showcases regional artists and fosters small-scale food production. Programs include artist residencies, exhibitions, arts education, dance classes, and free art classes for adults. The nonprofit also hosts community events and operates a community garden to address food insecurity in the area. The center aims to boost the local economy by attracting visitors to York through art-based initiatives. Information on summer programs will be released soon on their website. Visit colemanarts.org for more details.

Coleman Center for the Arts promote art and agriculture opportunities in west Alabama

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www.youtube.com – WJTV 12 News – 2024-04-24 19:30:30

SUMMARY: The family of George Robinson, who died in a police-involved incident, rejected the city of Jackson's settlement offer of under $118,000. The city council approved the payment to settle a lawsuit filed by Robinson's family in 2019. Robinson was pulled from a car by police officers while they were searching for a murder suspect, and he died shortly after. The family's lawyers have stated that they will not accept the settlement offer and plan to proceed with legal action. More updates on this story will be provided later tonight and on wjtv.com.

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www.youtube.com – 16 WAPT News Jackson – 2024-04-24 18:27:15

SUMMARY: Negotiations are ongoing at the State Capitol over Medicaid expansion in Mississippi. The House is willing to compromise on the number of people covered but wants to secure federal matching dollars. Democrats are pushing for more federal funds to benefit struggling state hospitals. The Senate is hesitant to move on a plan covering only 40,000 people who must prove they work 30 hours a week. Governor Tate Reeves remains opposed to Medicaid expansion. There is pressure to pass a measure that could override a potential veto before the session ends on May 5th, as Mississippi is one of the few states that has not expanded Medicaid.

Will the Mississippi Medicaid stalemate end?

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