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Jack Ryan: These are not small price increases

One day last week, I was signing some checks to pay a few newspaper bills. An item I already knew . . .

Old hunting shows lead to reminiscing about the days of cottontails

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Elections produce short-sightedness

Of all the ill effects on the brain attributed to social media, here’s a new one that researchers have uncovered . . .

Charlene Wolfe

CHARLESTON — Charlene G. Wolfe, age 84, passed away Wednesday, October 7, at her home. Funeral services were held 3 . . .

Ole Miss Rebels Back on Track After Bye Week

By Elijah Klepczyk Emmerich Newspapers. Redemption for Ole Miss football, as the Rebels plastered Vanderbilt 52‑17 in Nashville after a . . .

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Ole Miss Rebels Back on Track After Bye Week
Wed,10/14/26-10:20AM , 197 Reads 2,632 Statewide
By Elijah Klepczyk

Emmerich Newspapers.

Redemption for Ole Miss football, as the Rebels plastered Vanderbilt 52‑17 in Nashville after a much‑needed bye week.
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MVSU basketball player was reportedly warned about his expired immigration status years before ICE detained him
By MADELINE NGUYEN - Mississippi Today
Sat,10/10/26-7:00PM , 1,056 Reads 26,814 Statewide
Years before immigration officers arrested a Mississippi Valley State University basketball player last week, the school he previously played for said it warned him to correct his immigration status — contradicting his attorney’s earlier claim that the student athlete didn’t know his visa had expired.
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Calvin Kimble
Tue,10/13/26-9:18AM , 548 Reads
CHARLESTON — Calvin “BB” Kimble, age 58, passed away Friday, October 2.
Visitation will be held 3-5 p.m. Friday, October 16, at J Brown Community Funeral Service in Charleston.
Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, October 17, at Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church in the Cascilla community.

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Hosemann: It is time for Mississippi to ban all kratom products
By DELBERT HOSEMANN
Fri,10/09/26-11:22AM , 209 Reads 5,293 Statewide
Below is an opinion column by Delbert Hosemann:

“When we know a substance carries serious risks, we have a responsibility to act,” writes Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann.
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Elections produce short-sightedness

Of all the ill effects on the brain attributed to social media, here’s a new one that researchers have uncovered: The steady stream of short videos is not only shrinking attention spans. It’s also making heavy social media consumers less able to plan for the future, or really even care much about it.