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Stringer VFD recruiting teen participants for Junior Firefighters program (opens the original)
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STRINGER, Miss. (WDAM) - The Stringer Volunteer Fire Department has a special opportunity for local teenagers looking to learn what it takes to protect and serve the community. The fire department is looking for teenagers to join their Junior Firefighters program. The program is open to teens between the ages of 15 and 17. If accepted, they’ll get the chance to train alongside experienced firefighters and possibly volunteer full-time once they turn 18. Assistant Chief Duncan Riley said participa
Hattiesburg family breaks Guinness record for highest combined age of 8 living siblings (opens the original)
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HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WDAM) - Nathaniel, Minnie, Eddie Mae, Edward, Lonnie, Mildred, Thomas and Deloris. “Like any other family, we have our doubts and discussions about each other, but we are still together,” eldest sibling Nathaniel Davis, 97, said. The Davis siblings have a combined age of more than 721 years, the highest of eight living siblings, according to Guinness World Records. Niece Deborah Hood started the qualifying process back in February. “Some of us have had birthdays since then, l
Police request funding for 10 additional ‘NOLA’ cameras at different entry points to Petal (opens the original)
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PETAL, Miss. (WDAM) - At Tuesday’s budget meeting, Petal Police Chief Matthew Hiatt requested 10 new “NOLA” cameras to be placed throughout the city. “It’s when citizens report a crime to us,” Hiatt said. “We’re going to use it as an investigation tool.” Petal Police already has two of the cameras set up: one in its parking lot and another at Bruce Auto Recycling on U.S. Highway 11. Hiatt told WDAM 7 that he’d like to set up more cameras in areas leading in and out of the city. This includes are
Jasper County Sheriff’s Department awarded two grants to help enforce DUI, seatbelt laws (opens the original)
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JASPER COUNTY, Miss. (WDAM) - The Jasper County Sheriff’s Department has received more than $200,000 in grants to help curb drunk driving and enforce seat belt laws. Sheriff Randy Johnson told WDAM 7 that the grants came from the Mississippi Office of Highway Safety. Johnson said part of the money will be used to pay deputies overtime for patrol duties. The department will also be receiving five portable breathalyzers and two e-ticket machines. The grant will be available for the department to u
Jasper County Sheriff’s Department launches weeks-long effort to help prevent card skimming at local businesses (opens the original)
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JASPER COUNTY, Miss. (WDAM) - Over the next few weeks, investigators with the Jasper County Sheriff’s Department will be visiting local businesses on the lookout for card skimmers. “Investigating skimmers that may be present on gas pumps at your fuel stations, may be present when you check out at the grocery store,” Inv. Patrick Edwards said. Investigator Patrick Edwards told WDAM 7 that scammers attach skimmers to payment machines to collect people’s financial information. “They record your inf
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