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Opinion: Eliminate useless agencies

Mississippi’s bureaucrats are out of control -- that is the finding of a new report that looks at 222 state . . .

"I Voted" stickers are in place for voters inside of Twin Lakes Baptist Church in Madison, Miss., Tuesday, November 5, 2019. Credit: Eric J. Shelton/Mississippi Today, Report For America

Vote Tuesday: Hotly contested Republican runoffs in Mississippi

Mississippi voters return to the polls on Tuesday to decide three Republican primaries in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th congressional . . .

Opinion: Fatherless homes create problems

The first Mississippi constitution discouraged divorce and “provided that no decree for divorce shall have effect until the same shall . . .

John Avant

WATER VALLEY — John David Avant, 72, of Water Valley, went home to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus . . .

Keyshuna Cole, center, was guest speaker at the June 15 noon luncheon meeting of the Charleston Rotary Club. She discussed various means that could be utilized to bring GED and vocational and technical (vo-tech) education programs to Charleston. Also pictured, from left, are Charleston Mayor Sedrick Smith, Ward 3 Alderwoman Brenda Walton-Willis, state Rep. Tommy Reynolds and Rotarian James Micou. (Photo by John Ball Burnett)

Rotary speaker discusses GED, vo-tech
By CLAY MCFERRIN
Thu,06/23/22-10:36AM, 723 Reads
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Spectators watch as fireworks explode overhead during the Fourth of July celebration at Pioneer Park, on July 4, 2013, in Prescott, Ariz. The skies over a scattering of Western cities will stay dark for the third consecutive Fourth of July in 2022 as some big fireworks displays are canceled again, this time for pandemic related supply chain or staffing problems, or fire concerns amid dry weather. The city of Phoenix cited supply chain issues in canceling its three major Independence Day fireworks shows. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson, File)

Some cities nix July 4 fireworks for shortages, fire dangers
By ANITA SNOW - Associated Press
Mon,06/27/22-8:49AM, 14 Reads
PHOENIX (AP) — The skies over a scattering of Western U.S. cities will stay dark for the third consecutive Fourth of July as some major fireworks displays are canceled again this year — some over wildfire concerns amid dry weather and others because of enduring pandemic-related staffing and supply chain issues.
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‘I am very disappointed’: Bill LaForge abruptly out as Delta State president
By MOLLY MINTA - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Thu,06/23/22-10:16AM, 103 Reads 2,956 Statewide
The Institutions of Higher Learning Board of Trustees has decided that Delta State University president William LaForge’s last day will be at the end of this month, marking a sudden end to a nine-year tenure that oversaw budget instability, some progressive initiatives at the university, and sharp declines in enrollment due to the pandemic.
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Tillatoba News
By PATCIE DECK
Thu,06/23/22-11:36AM, 690 Reads
Our little community was saddened to hear about the death of two of our residents, Kenneth Paul Williams, 60, and his son, Douglas Paul Williams, 38. They were killed in a head- on collision on Highway 51 near Highway 7. Doug leaves his wife, Rebecca Williams; a daughter, Hannah Williams; and a son, Junior Williams.
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