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By LINDA ROSS ALDY
Mon,10/26/26-1:50PM , 644 Reads
I am writing this from Hong Kong on the last day of my travels. Imagine Mississippi’s most humid day, probably in August, and then combine that humidity with hundreds of high-rise buildings holding that humidity in and you have some idea of the weather we have encountered here.
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Reeves announces second round funding for Mississippi’s Rural Health Transformation Program
By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Fri,10/23/26-12:08AM , 609 Reads 9,585 Statewide
More than 370 applications were received in the second round, of which nearly 60 projects were approved totaling $32.6 million in funding. The third application period is now open, with a focus on modernizing the electronic health record systems in Mississippi.
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Much of Mississippi under a burn ban as drought conditions continue
By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Fri,10/23/26-12:02AM , 452 Reads 4,733 Statewide
52 of the state’s 82 counties have burn bans in place, restricting the lighting of campfires, burn barrels, and field burning.
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Black bear populations rising slowly in Mississippi. A hunting season could come in the future
By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Mon,10/26/26-12:58PM , 377 Reads 5,122 Statewide
The Senate Committee on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks was advised to wait on a establishing a black bear hunting season. They also heard a pitch for a program for hunters to share venison with families in need.
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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.