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Warm days and cool mornings are forecast through much of the week. Rain chances may return next weekend.

Elevated fire danger is expected to persist through most of the week. Open burning is discouraged, and residents should follow local burn bans.

Warm days and cool mornings are expected through much of the week. Rain chances are forecast to return around Halloween.

Low relative humidity and dry vegetation are expected to elevate fire danger through most of the week. Open burning is discouraged, and residents should follow local burn bans.

Larry Pugh and Bob Gault use small swimbaits to target suspended crappie at Sardis Lake. Their catch includes a 1-pound, 8-ounce fish.

The Coahoma County Sheriff’s Office is raising awareness of domestic violence during October. It shared contact information for local law enforcement and support organizations.

Coahoma County Investigator Jakobe Richards gave a presentation to students at Booker T. Washington School on Friday, the sheriff’s office said.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons attended New Hope First Baptist Church’s annual Ushers Day program on Oct. 25. First Lady Dr. Temika Micheal Simmons spoke about service and welcoming others.

Delta Compass said support from the Aspen Forum for Community Solutions and Rural LISC helped young people from the Mississippi Delta attend a conference in Honolulu. The organization said it hopes participants will use what they learn to help strengthen their home communities.

Kelvin Johnson graduated from Greenville High School and is earning a degree from Delta State. The post asks what he plans to share in Hawaii about young people in the Mississippi Delta.