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The Oxford Eagle

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Lafayette County among hardest hit by winter storm

Lafayette County was among the hardest-hit areas in Mississippi during January’s Winter Storm Fern, with an estimated 90,486 acres of timberland affected by ice damage, according to a report released […]

Lafayette County, MS · 1d

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Mississippi viral racist video sparks backlash for Wisconsin dealership

MILWAUKEE - A viral video showing racist gestures at Ole Miss sparked nationwide outrage, signaling trouble for Kunes Auto Group, a Wisconsin dealership that has a storied past with discrimination against Black customers. Racist video goes viral. What To Know. Two confirmed sources who are current employees confirmed one of...

Wisconsin · 3d
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The Panolian

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Batesville board makes Stone Drive name official

A road in Batesville that has been known locally as Stone Drive for years has finally received official recognition under that name, following a discussion by the Board of Aldermen […]

Batesville, MS · 2d

WREG

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Ceremony held for new Mississippi Supreme Court judge

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Mississippi now has a new State Supreme Court judge as of Thursday. Governor Tate Reeves attended the investiture ceremony for Justice Amanda Jones Tollison in Oxford. Tollison was appointed to the Supreme Court by Governor Reeves. She is the seventh woman to serve on the State Supreme Court. Currently, there are three […]

Mississippi · 11h

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Terza, Panola County: A Methodist Church, a Rural Post Office, and the Lester Family

Appalachian Community Histories – Terza, Panola County: A Methodist Church, a Rural Post Office, and the Lester Family. Along Terza Road in Panola County, Mississippi, between the communities of Batesville and Sardis, lies a rural settlement whose history can easily be overlooked. Terza never developed into one of the county’s principal towns, and surviving historical accounts offer little indication that it possessed the commercial importance of its larger neighbors. Nevertheless, the community’s name appears in nineteenth-century postal records, early Mississippi historical publications, Methodist church histories, and cemetery records that reveal a settlement with roots extending back to the antebellum period.

Panola County, MS · 3d

fox13memphis.com

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Clarksdale School District requires masks inside buildings, transportation due to increase of respiratory illnesses

CLARKSDALE, Miss. - Clarksdale Municipal School District is requiring masks to be worn inside school buildings and transportation due to an increase in respiratory illnesses. The school district provided the following statement:. "Wildcat Nation!. We need your help keeping our schools healthy. If your child is not feeling well, please...

Clarksdale, MS · 3d

deltanews.tv

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Veteran's Day luncheon in Greenwood gives servicemen and women their flowers

GREENWOOD- Wednesday, the Zeta Amicae Auxiliary of Itta Bena came together to give thanks to those who've served the country over a hot meal. Vets were provided with a multiple prayers, remarks and resources that Veterans George Ellis and Roosevelt Sanders say were not taken for granted. "I served about...

Greenwood, MS · 1d

breezynews.com

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Kosciusko/Attala County first responders and Baptist Hospital to conduct emergency drill Thursday, Nov. 12

Local emergency personnel and medical staff will participate in a full-scale emergency response exercise Thursday, Nov. 12, beginning at 9:00 a.m. The joint agency drill will center around Kosciusko High School’s Landrum Field (Whippet Stadium) and involves all local emergency services, alongside Baptist Memorial Hospital–Attala. Thursday’s scenario will...

Kosciusko, MS · 1d

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Kosciusko Pipeline Project Clears Major Federal Hurdle, Gets Go-Ahead

Federal regulators have officially authorized construction to begin on the $1.1 billion Kosciusko Junction Pipeline Project, moving the major multi-county energy effort from the planning stage into active development. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued a notice to proceed to developers Gulf South Pipeline Co. and Texas Gas Transmission....

Attala County, MS · 3d

The Panolian

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Northwest Holds Ribbon Cutting for Centennial Bell Tower

Northwest Mississippi Community College held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Centennial Bell Tower Nov. 5 on the main campus in Senatobia. The Centennial Bell Tower was prominently built […]

Senatobia, MS · 15h

fox13memphis.com

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FOX13 Investigates: Court closures in one Mississippi circuit create delays for defendants, families

MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Defendants and families are stuck in limbo in one Mississippi court circuit after two months of staggered closures. FOX13 Investigates found out a judge in Circuit District 11 issued an order to close courts in Coahoma, Tunica, Quitman, and Bolivar Counties for different weeks for two months. The order lasts from October 6 to the last week of November.

Bolivar County, MS · 9h

darkhorsepressnow.com

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Tupelo, Starkville police chiefs put doughnuts on the line in 7A football playoffs

TUPELO — The police chiefs in Tupelo and Starkville have a friendly wager on Friday night’s Class 7A football playoff game between the Tupelo Golden Wave and the Starkville Yellowjackets. The chief whose team loses will deliver doughnuts from his city to the winning chief and his department,...

Tupelo, MS · 1d

wtva.com

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$10 million donated to presidential library in Mississippi

STARKVILLE, Miss. (WTVA) – A $10 million gift is being made to a presidential library in Mississippi. Richard C. Adkerson and his family’s foundation are gifting the large sum to the Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library Fund, Mississippi State University (MSU) said. Plans are being made to set...

Starkville, MS · 1d

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Affidavit Ballot Totals in North Mississippi, Golden Triangle

With the outcome of Mississippi’s U.S. Senate election between Democrat Scott Colom and U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith hinging on the results of affidavit ballots, the Mississippi Free Press is working to find out how many affidavit ballots each county has uncounted. We have the following affadavit ballot totals from...

Mississippi · 16h

wtva.com

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Interview: Lowndes County Sheriff's Office, community benefit committee host annual turkey drive

The Lowndes County Sheriff's Office and the community benefit committee are hosting their annual turkey drive.

Lowndes County, MS · 2d

Neshoba Democrat

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Kratom, hemp & THC ban discussion ongoing

The mayor and aldermen are still discussing an ordinance to ban the sale of kratom, hemp, and THC products at convenience stores within the city limits. Last Tuesday, aldermen tabled the discussion to give City Attorney Robert Lee Thomas more time to review state laws before presenting an ordinance for the board to consider.

Philadelphia, MS · 2d

Neshoba Democrat

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Safe Haven Baby Box now open at Neshoba General

A new resource for parents in crisis is now available in Philadelphia after the blessing of a Safe Haven Baby Box at Neshoba General Hospital on Monday. The box is the 13th in Mississippi and the 491st in the United States. “This hospital is now a part of the Safe...

Philadelphia, MS · 2d

wtva.com

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City approves nearly $91 million redevelopment project

TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) – A nearly $91 million redevelopment project is moving forward in Tupelo. North Mississippi Health Services is partnering with South Carolina-based Iron Bridge Capital Partners to redevelop the existing One D’ville apartments. The apartments would be demolished to make way for the project, known as Garfield Commons.

Tupelo, MS · 1d

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The City of Columbus would like to be a healthier city, and that means healthier citizens

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI)- The City of Columbus would like to be a healthier city, and that means healthier citizens. That’s why the city teamed up with the Mississippi State Department of Health Community Outreach and Mississippi University for Women to host the inaugural Community Health Fair. The health fair...

Columbus, MS · 2d

Neshoba Democrat

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Sacrifices of military families highlighted on Veterans Day

James Russell Moore III, a Vietnam veteran who served 20 years in the U.S. Navy, spoke during the Veterans Day ceremony at Dewitt-DeWeese Park about the sacrifices made not only by those who serve in uniform but also by their families. In his speech, Moore focused on the often-unrecognized role...

Neshoba County, MS · 1d