Scotty Ray Report

Lauderdale County, MS Sheriff's Office announces the 2nd Annual Sheriff’s Rodeo at the Lauderdale County Ag Center Nov 20th and 21st. This year the Rodeo will benefit the Boys and Girls Club.

Pastor JJ challenges believers to stand firm in Christ during difficult times, remembering that only a life devoted to Jesus will have lasting, eternal significance.

Collinsville First Baptist Church is a great place for families to grow in faith! Join them for worship every Sunday at 10:15 AM in person or online and for children and student ministries on Wednesdays at 6:00 PM.

Tune in each weekday morning to the 6:30 AM broadcast of the Scotty Ray Report for an encouraging Bible message. A great way to start your day!

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Interstate 59 was shut down after a vehicle traveling the wrong way collided with an 18-wheeler, causing a major traffic disruption as emergency crews responded to the scene. In Toomsuba, the Dollar General was temporarily closed after a delivery truck struck power lines in the parking lot. In Clarke County, two people were injured in what authorities believe may have been a gun battle, with the circumstances surrounding the incident still under investigation. Meanwhile, the “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign begins August 18 in the City of Meridian, reminding motorists that impaired driving can lead to serious consequences and encouraging everyone to make responsible choices behind the wheel.

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Nick Reiner has been indicted on murder charges as the investigation into the case continues. In sports news, the Los Angeles Lakers have reportedly been sold in a deal valued at approximately $12 billion, one of the largest transactions in professional sports history. In Alabama politics, Tommy Tuberville won the Republican primary for Governor with approximately 85% of the vote. A $1 billion lottery jackpot-winning ticket was reportedly sold in Illinois. In Ohio, 16 inmates were injured after lightning struck a jail facility. Meanwhile, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are expected to receive new gloves designed to assist them while carrying out their duties in the field.