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Guenthner: When teachers are free, students win

Below is an opinion column by David Guenthner: In Democrat-dominated states, teachers unions consistently have the loudest voice when legislatures . . .

Fifth Circuit allows Mississippi’s anti-DEI to take effect, calling Wingate’s injunction sloppy and an embarrassment

Judge Smith, in the Fifth Circuit majority opinion, called Wingate’s proceedings a “botch job,” saying that he “carelessly exercised his . . .

Time to vote. Do some research.

This Tuesday, November 3, Northsiders will be going to the polls. Nationally, the big news is whether Republicans keep control . . .

Oxford Ghost Tours: A walk on the spooky side of the Square

The experience has become popular for date nights, outings with friends, and even birthday celebrations. Oxford has its share of . . .

Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board revokes license for underperforming school

As of December 31, the SR1 College Preparatory and STEM Academy in Canton will cease operations. At the end of . . .

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Time to vote. Do some research.
By WYATT EMMERICH
Wed,10/28/26-3:52PM , 208 Reads 3,381 Statewide
This Tuesday, November 3, Northsiders will be going to the polls.
Nationally, the big news is whether Republicans keep control of the House and Senate. Historically, whichever party holds the White House tends to lose ground in the midterm elections.
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Videos of shooting justify the second-guessing
Wed,10/28/26-3:06PM , 149 Reads 2,694 Statewide
Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch was deficient when she released her office’s finding that a police officer’s use of force this past summer in a Senatobia store’s parking lot was justified, even though it resulted in the accidental shooting death of a 1-year-old child.
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Oxford Ghost Tours: A walk on the spooky side of the Square
By MEREDITH BIESINGER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Wed,10/28/26-2:52PM , 163 Reads 2,003 Statewide
The experience has become popular for date nights, outings with friends, and even birthday celebrations.
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Mississippi parents advised to protect children from lead exposure
By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Wed,10/28/26-2:30PM , 160 Reads 1,669 Statewide
Families in older homes are more likely to be exposed to lead.

Mississippians are being advised to check their homes for the presence of lead and protect their children from exposure to the toxic substance.
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Time to vote. Do some research.

This Tuesday, November 3, Northsiders will be going to the polls.

Nationally, the big news is whether Republicans keep control of the House and Senate. Historically, whichever party holds the White House tends to lose ground in the midterm elections.