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From left are America in Bloom Director Laura Kunkle, CN Railway’s U.S. Government Affairs representative Antoine Hawkins, America in Bloom Grant Committee Chairman Marvin Miller, Emmett Till Historic Intrepid Center Executive Director Sharon Hill, Glendora Mayor Johnny Thomas and ETHIC Board Chairman Everett Penn. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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ETHIC breaks ground on 'Community Healing, reflection & Meditation Garden'
By Special to The Sun-Sentinel
Fri,11/06/26-4:15PM , 434 Reads
GLENDORA — The Emmett Till Historic Intrepid Center (ETHIC) hosted “Blooming Together: Rooted in Remembrance, Growing in Hope” on Oct. 24.
The event marked the launch of ETHIC’s Community Healing, Reflection & Meditation Garden, an initiative designed to create a welcoming space for remembrance, reflection, healing and hope.
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Use extra caution and watch for pedestrians when driving in the evenings this time of year. (Metro)

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MDOT reminds drivers to slow down and watch for pedestrians
By Anna Ehrgott - Mississippi Department of Transportation
Fri,11/06/26-4:02PM , 948 Reads
JACKSON — As the days grow shorter and visibility decreases, the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) wants to remind drivers of the importance of slowing down and watching out for pedestrians.
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MDAC Now Accepting Producer Opt-Out Forms for Mississippi Grain Indemnity Trust Fund
By Kelly Shannon - Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce
Thu,11/05/26-3:43PM , 625 Reads
JACKSON — The Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce (MDAC) is now accepting opt-out forms from Mississippi grain producers who choose not to participate in the newly established Mississippi Grain Indemnity Trust Fund (MGITF). Producers wishing to opt out of the program must submit the required form to MDAC by March 1, 2027.
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Secretary of state's office reports midday election issues, tells when you should vote by affidavit ballot
By Special to The Sun-Sentinel
Tue,11/03/26-2:36PM , 1,398 Reads
JACKSON — As of noon, the Secretary of State’s Office is experiencing high call volume on the Elections Hotline (800-829-6786) and has received reports of:
• Late-opening precinct
• Voting machines temporarily being down
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