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Winter weather in Mississippi could lead to more potholes
SUMMARY: New at noon, Mississippi roadways were impacted by snow, ice, and heavy rainfall, causing hazardous potholes in Chickasaw County. Residents and leaders expressed concerns about the dangerous road conditions, with one resident describing it as the worst he had seen in 46 years. The county road manager mentioned about 5,000 potholes in Northeast Mississippi and 300 on 515 North in Chickasaw County. They are trying to fix the potholes but facing challenges due to cold weather. County workers are working to fill the potholes, hoping for funding for road projects. They ask for patience and driving safely. This issue is not only in Chickasaw County but also in Northeast Mississippi.
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2024 MIDFEST held in Jackson
SUMMARY: The Business Association of Midtown hosts their annual Street Festival, featuring businesses, products, and performances to promote growing businesses and creative culture in the Midtown neighborhood. Vendors and attendees from all walks of life come together to shop and support local businesses. One vendor mentioned that the event gets better each year, and the turnout is always amazing. Hannah, a returning participant, describes her experience as great. The festival showcases the diversity and talent within the community, making it a highly anticipated event for both residents and visitors.
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“The Underdog” premieres in Jackson
SUMMARY: A JSU student's documentary, “The Underdog,” tells the story of Thomas “Snacks” Lee, who went viral for a three-point shot with the Jackson State Tigers in March 2020. The shot was seen by millions and featured on ESPN, leading to an award and a documentary about Lee's training journey. Friends and family attended the premiere, expressing pride and support for Lee's achievements. They highlighted his talent for basketball and the impact of his viral shot. The documentary was filmed by The Chosen Studio. Lee's journey and success are celebrated by all who know him.
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10 Years Later: Louisville woman finally rebuilding family home
SUMMARY: Leslie White's childhood home was destroyed in the 2014 Louisville tornado, nearly taking her life. After a decade, she and her family are finally rebuilding on the same property. The memories of her grandmother's house, where she raised her children, are deeply intertwined with her own childhood memories. The day of the tornado was terrifying, with Leslie and her family huddled in their safe place as the storm passed. Now, with plans to build a new home with a storm shelter, they look forward to moving back and welcoming neighbors in need of shelter during future severe weather seasons.
Ten years later, a Louisville woman is finally rebuilding her home that was destroyed by an EF-4 tornado.
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