Mississippi News
Two area sheriffs were publicly threatened by citizens in their counties
SUMMARY: Threats to law enforcement have become more common, with two instances of people publicly threatening area sheriffs in the past two weeks. These threats don't happen often, but they are often more public due to the popularity of social media. Both sheriffs said it can be a challenge to determine if someone is committed to violence or just using colorful speech, but if they feel it's a serious threat the investigation gets serious. They encourage people to be careful about what they say in public and think twice before pressing send.
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SUMMARY: West Point, Mississippi is undergoing a significant street paving project covering 10 miles of road on 40 streets, including refurbishing curbs and gutters. The city is using various funding sources, including a revenue bond and state and local money. Mayor Rod Bobo aims to prepare the city for growth by improving infrastructure. Beyond street improvements, West Point plans a sewer expansion near the Peco plant. The mayor emphasizes the importance of positioning the city for growth through infrastructure development. Residents can expect ongoing infrastructure-related projects throughout the city.
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Mississippi News
Emancipation celebration that pre-dates Juneteenth continues in Columbus – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: The African-American community in Columbus, Mississippi, celebrates Emancipation Day on May 8th, a month earlier than Juneteenth. This tradition dates back to 1865 when Union troops arrived in Columbus from Alabama, freeing African-Americans in the area. The celebration includes performances by students from the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science, musical performances, and a step show. The event aims to honor notable figures buried at Sandfield Cemetery and continue their legacies into the future. This year's celebration took place at the historic cemetery on College Street, bringing the community together to understand and appreciate their shared history.
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SUMMARY: Residents of the Southview Apartments in Aberdeen, Mississippi are living in deplorable conditions, including faulty electrical wiring, mold infestations, and sinkholes in the floors. One mother with three toddlers has been dealing with bugs and mold for over a year, and management has not addressed the issue. The property manager, Avis, has been unresponsive, and residents are often scared to speak out due to fear of losing their housing. The city inspector advises residents to document issues, contact management, and then reach out to the city inspector if problems persist. Residents are encouraged not to be afraid to come forward in order to improve living conditions.
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Emancipation celebration that pre-dates Juneteenth continues in Columbus – Home – WCBI TV
Tenants React to Poor Living Conditions at Southview Apartments
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Strong storms late Wednesday night – Home – WCBI TV
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Cameras capturing hundreds speeding through school zones
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SuperTalk FM7 days agoDriver’s education set to become mandatory in Mississippi as bill passes
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SuperTalk FM5 days ago
State approves $160M to expand Highway 7 to four lanes in Lafayette County
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SuperTalk FM2 days ago
Legislation outlawing ‘squatted’ vehicles in Mississippi signed into law
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Mississippi Today4 days agoOn this day in 1917
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Mississippi News3 days ago
LCSO wants people aware of a scam circling the area
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228Sports2 days ago
PRC’s Bats Come Alive Late As Blue Devils Beat Picayune To Advance To 6A South State Title Series
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Mississippi News3 days ago
Winston Co. Sheriff’s Office investigates shooting at Dave’s Club
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Mississippi News7 days agoAltercation at Mississippi police department leads to officer-involved shooting
