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Both incumbents have qualified for two school board seats as qualifying deadline looms

The last of two incumbent Tallahatchie County school board members whose positions will appear on general election ballots this fall . . .

Peggy's Ponderings

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Hosemann: The distraction in our pocket

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Scott Colom seeks to distance himself from the new radicals within the Democratic Party

Democratic Socialist-aligned candidates from AOC to Mamdani to Michigan’s El-Sayed are seizing momentum within the Democratic Party. Scott Colom’s challenge . . .

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Warm and pleasant greetings to all. We hope you are enjoy a good week and things are going well with . . .

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Mac Gordon: It’s time for a little college football trash talk
Fri,08/14/26-5:50PM , 155 Reads 3,381 Statewide
The college football season is just ahead, which means that talking about the season will continue unabated until next January.
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Opinion: Fitch joins 2027 GOP field
Fri,08/14/26-5:38PM , 117 Reads 2,082 Statewide
The 2027 Republican primary for Mississippi governor added another candidate last week when Attorney General Lynn Fitch entered the race. She is the third person in the game. Andy Gipson, the state Secretary of Agriculture, has been touring the state for the past year. Former House Speaker Philip Gunn also is running.
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Denman Fly, of Charleston, poses with a cow heart that he was dissecting as part of the National Youth Leadership Forum’s Pathways to STEM program at Emory University in Atlanta. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Charleston student Denman Fly completes STEM program at Emory University
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Fri,08/14/26-4:44PM , 312 Reads
Denman Fly, of Charleston, recently completed the National Youth Leadership Forum’s Pathways to STEM program at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Both incumbents have qualified for two school board seats as qualifying deadline looms
By CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Fri,08/14/26-3:45PM , 274 Reads
The last of two incumbent Tallahatchie County school board members whose positions will appear on general election ballots this fall has qualified to seek reelection, according to documents on file at the circuit clerk’s office in Charleston.
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