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The Original Baby Tigers
SUMMARY: Jackson State University has contributed a lot to the community over the years, including providing a health clinic where African American babies were born in the early 1900s. At a time when African Americans had limited access to healthcare, the clinic provided professional care to the community. Many prominent African Americans, such as Russell Wilson's father, were born at the clinic, and it continues to impact the community today. The clinic offered OB GYN services, performed over 200 major operations, and served as a safe haven for African Americans. Efforts are underway to document and celebrate the history of the health center and ensure its recognition on a national level.
12 News Kayla Thompson tells us about a hidden historical gem on the campus of Jackson State University.
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Sheriff provides update on Utica shooting
SUMMARY: The content discusses the importance of maintaining a positive attitude in the face of challenges. It emphasizes the benefits of staying optimistic, such as improved mental health, increased resilience, and better problem-solving abilities. The article suggests that cultivating a positive mindset can lead to greater success and happiness in life. It provides tips for developing a positive attitude, such as practicing gratitude, surrounding oneself with positive influences, and focusing on solutions rather than dwelling on problems. Overall, the message is that maintaining a positive attitude can lead to a more fulfilling and successful life.
Hinds County Sheriff Tyree Jones provides details on a shooting at a Utica club that killed one person and injured several others.
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Music Monday: Michael Fields
SUMMARY: Michael Fields is a musician from the Rankin County area who plays his own unique style of music. He got into music as a coping mechanism during a lonely childhood and has been writing music since being released from prison seven years ago. He also runs a plumbing company in Brandon, Mississippi, but he is passionate about music and its ability to touch people's emotions. He believes the music scene in Jackson is thriving and sees growth and development. Despite the challenges of being a musician, Fields finds inspiration in his experiences and the stories he hears while running his plumbing company.
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Katie Lewis up for America's Favorite Teacher
SUMMARY: Katie Lewis is a favorite teacher nominee for America's Favorite Teacher through a contest by Reader's Digest. The contest raises funds for Teach for America. Katie teaches media classes at Northwest Rankin High School. She believes relationships with students are crucial for being a great teacher. Winning the contest has made her reflect on what qualities make a favorite teacher. She finds it challenging to watch students make mistakes but believes in supporting them. Voting ends on May 2nd at 7 pm Pacific time. People can vote for Katie on the America's Favorite Teacher website.
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