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WJTV 12
Bolton police seek info after cyclist hit by vehicle
BOLTON, Miss. (WJTV) – Bolton police are investigating after a cyclist was allegedly struck by a vehicle. The incident occurred on Champion Hill Road on November 7, 2026, between 9:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. near one of the two bridges that border the town limits. According to police, the unidentified female driver gave the cyclist […]
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theclintoncourier.net
WLBT
Clinton Police searching for man in connection with burglary at MC
CLINTON, Miss. (WLBT) - Clinton Police are searching for a man they believed to be involved in a recent burglary at Mississippi Christian University. The incident occurred in the early morning hours of November 8. Surveillance video of a person of interest appeared to be captured inside Ratliff Hall, a...
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The 9 Mississippi Butcher Shops, Farmer’s Markets And Bulk Stores Where Meat Costs Less Than The Supermarket Price
A grocery receipt in Mississippi can sting when half the total comes from one pack of ground beef and a few chicken thighs. Plenty of families across the state have quietly switched to small butcher counters, wholesale freezers, and farm processors where the same money stretches much further. Many of...
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Southern Arkansas men face Mississippi Christian tonight
The Southern Arkansas men's basketball team opens its 2026-27 campaign on the road in Clinton, Mississippi against the Mississippi Christian Choctaws at 7 p.m. Tuesday, November 10. SAU NOTABLES. Head Coach Logan Quinn will make his return to the court for the Muleriders after his brief stint in the NBA...
Mississippi Sports Group
Northwest Mississippi sweeps MACCC weekly football honors
Three freshmen earned the MACCC’s offensive, defensive and special teams awards after Northwest Mississippi beat Hinds 33-29 to claim the MACCC and Region 23 championships. The Rangers are headed to the NJCAA championship semifinals.
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WLBT
Jackson City Council considers changes to meeting rules after Stokes outburst
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Changes could be in the works for people wishing to speak before the Jackson City Council, as leaders continue to grapple with recent outbursts. On Tuesday, a special meeting was called to go over council rules for public speaking and decorum, a week after Ward 3 Councilman Kenneth Stokes made derogatory and threatening comments to a group protesting data centers in Jackson.