2010

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Car accident claims lTnion "Toman

...Accident ~nttnued from lA "She· had a laugh that wa." contagious and on stage, she per– formed with such enthusiasm," Blaylock said. "She will be missed and her memories with us will be cher– ished". Cager had also worked at PigglyWiggiy in Union since high school. Store owner Jim Ogletree said she was "really outgoing, and had a good sense of humor." "Everybody here liked her a lot-she was a good kid," he said. Funeral services are sched– uled for this Saturday, October 23 from 10:00-11:00 a.m. at Greater Rose Hilll\l.B. Church in Union. VISitation for the immediate family will be from 1-2 p.m on Friday and public vi

A week– end car a<'Ci– dent in Neshoba CountY has claimed the life of a U n i o n woman. Jessica L.

.Jessica Cager

Cager. 24, died Sunday afternoon when she lost control of her ear and hit a tree, the Mississippi Highway Patrol reported. The accident occurred on Hwy. 21. near the Dixon Community in Neshoba County. Cager wa a 2004 Union High School graduate and earned an AA degree in Liberal Arts from East ~entral Community College m Decatw· in '>008. At ECC .;h(l was a member o1 ,.. .Vall O' Sound Band's Color Guard Concert Choir, Ac'ccnt~ Show Choir and Gospel Choir. Ac'cents director Vicki Blaylock remembered Cager as a talented musi– cian. see Accident, page 9_

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