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Brandon Raines

Brandon Raines

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Multimedia Journalist, WHLT-TV (Hattiesburg, MS)

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Total articles 672

  • Bridge Middle School to support dyslexic students

    By Brandon Raines Verified| WJTV-TV (Jackson, MS) Verified COLUMBIA, Miss. (WHLT) – A new school in Columbia aims to improve learning for middle school students with dyslexia. In August 2025, the Bridge Middle School for Dyslexia will open its doors to provide custom education for students in grades 6-8. “My brother is severely dyslexic, and I watched his struggles, and I watched my mother fight for him, so that he could have all of the resources he needed.

    By Brandon Raines Verified · WJTV-TV (Jackson, MS)

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Bridge Middle School to support dyslexic students

    By Brandon Raines Verified| WJTV-TV (Jackson, MS) Verified COLUMBIA, Miss. (WHLT) – A new school in Columbia aims to improve learning for middle school students with dyslexia. In August 2025, the Bridge Middle School for Dyslexia will open its doors to provide custom education for students in grades 6-8. “My brother is severely dyslexic, and I watched his struggles, and I watched my mother fight for him, so that he could have all of the resources he needed.

    By Brandon Raines Verified · WJTV-TV (Jackson, MS)

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Abandoned Hattiesburg building to become resource center for homeless

    By Brandon Raines Verified| WJTV-TV (Jackson, MS) Verified HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WHLT) – An abandoned building, located off of Highway 49 in Hattiesburg, is getting a new purpose. It’s being transformed into a resource center for people experiencing homelessness and others who need support. “This will just become like a one-stop shop where individuals can come and get all of the things that they may be in need, or we’re just trying to bridge the gap between the community and the resources,” said Reona Burnett, the founder of the Mississippi Hub Complex.

    By Brandon Raines Verified · WJTV-TV (Jackson, MS)

    Apr. 17, 2025

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WHLT-TV (Hattiesburg, MS)

Jackson, Mississippi, United States

+1 602-805-1114