Mississippi News
Tupelo church helps spread word of mission opportunity in Mexico
SUMMARY: A church in Tupelo, Mississippi has partnered with the Matamoros Children's Home in Mexico to support over 120 orphans and neglected children. Dr. Saul Camacho, the director of the home, recently visited the church to report on the mission's progress and future goals. Camacho, who was once a resident of the children's home himself, and his wife, Maria, have seen former residents go on to start 60 churches throughout Mexico. The partnership has inspired the church to start mission and outreach projects in Tupelo and the surrounding area. Camacho believes that anyone who knows how to show love and hug a child is welcome to join the mission trips.
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Ridgeland triple homicide suspect had long criminal history
SUMMARY: A mother and her two daughters were shot and killed in Ridgeland, Mississippi. The suspect, Ivory James Welch III, was involved in a gunfight with Arizona state troopers and was killed. The victims were identified as Ida Thomas Welch, 76; Vicky Renee Welch, 56; and Crystal Lynn Welch, 42. Ridgeland police Chief Brian Myers mentioned that Welch had a history of mental illness and previous encounters with law enforcement. The motive for the shooting is unknown, and the investigation is ongoing with the help of the Arizona Department of Public Safety. Welch had an extensive criminal history of domestic assaults and simple assaults dating back to 2006.
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Voters head to polls to decide on CMSD $36M bond for renovations
SUMMARY: Voters in the Columbus Municipal School District are being asked to pass a $36 million bond for renovations, with plans for upgrades in buildings including a new gymnasium at Stokes-Beard Elementary, installation of sprinkler systems, bathroom upgrades, and repaving the parking lot at Columbus High School. The polls will close at 7 p.m. The bond issue aims to address various infrastructure needs across the district.
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Testimony begins in Columbus murder trial
SUMMARY: Testimony began in a Columbus murder trial, with prosecutors calling former Columbus Police Detective Rick Jones to testify about the shooting and killing of Desi Shepherd by Israel Buckhalter, who was indicted on a second-degree murder charge and for shooting into a dwelling. The incident occurred on Springdale Drive in July 2020. The jury first heard opening arguments from lawyers. The trial is expected to last most of the week. For more updates, follow WCBI on Facebook.
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