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Two chicken houses catch fire in Jones County According to Jones County Fire Council spokesperson Dana Bumgardner, Rustin Volunteer firefighters responded to the fires on 75 Smith Holifield Road at 6 a.m. (Source: Jones County Fire Council) By WDAM Staff | April 21, 2021 at 3:30 PM CDT - Updated April 21 at 3:30 PM
JONES COUNTY, Miss. (WDAM) - Firefighters in Jones County rushed to put out fires to two chicken houses early Wednesday morning.
According to Jones County Fire Council spokesperson Dana Bumgardner, Rustin Volunteer firefighters responded to the fires on 75 Smith Holifield Road at 6 a.m. When firefighters arrived, they found two chicken houses on fire, one was fully taken over by flames and the other at about 50%. (Source: Jones County Fire Council)
Sending comfort through the airwaves
March 5, 2021
Chase McGee and WUOG 90.5-FM got creative to ensure the broadcast continued
The pandemic ended the in-person meetings and operations that kept WUOG 90.5-FM energized and on the air, but Chase McGee knew the broadcast did not have to stop.
McGee, WUOG’s general manager, had been working for a few years on figuring out ways to share broadcasts online and broadcast remotely.
“Initially, I just wanted to share my shows with friends and family,” he said. “When COVID came along, we saw an opportunity to help WUOG transition and keep everyone involved and our listeners listening.”