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Below is a political opinion column by Russ Latino:
The Southern Poverty Law Center plays an active role in Mississippi politics. Now, the Department of Justice alleges the left-wing group actually funded racial extremism to raise money from donors.
By Russ Latino - Magnolia Tribune on
2 months ago
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2 months ago
A Secretarial disaster designated by Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins makes farm operators in the affected counties eligible to be considered for Farm Service Agency emergency loan assistance.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently notified Governor Tate Reeves (R) that 21 counties in Mississippi have been designated as primary natural disaster areas due to recent drought conditions. Another 24 counties were listed among contiguous counties impacted by the disaster.
By Frank Corder - Magnolia Tribune on
2 months ago
“I am not for giving your money away to any entity that has wasted millions on lawyer fees that could have been spent on infrastructure improvements – especially if that lawsuit is against the state of Mississippi,” Governor Tate Reeves said.
Governor Tate Reeves (R) partially vetoed a funding bill that included monies for the Jackson Municipal Airport Authority last week as a lawsuit over control of the state’s largest airport continues.
By Daniel Tyson - Magnolia Tribune on
2 months ago
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In Mississippi
1. Former USM President Thames dies
Dr. Shelby Freland Thames, the eighth president of The University of Southern Mississippi and an accomplished research scientist and respected academic leader, passed away Friday, April 17, 2026.
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2 months ago
Peggy's Ponderings 04-17-2026
By Peggy Sims
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UMMC performs life-saving cardiac care when every second counts
JACKSON, Miss. – As the owner of Bloom Construction, John Decker is rarely ever “off the clock.” Deadlines, contracts and constant problem-solving come with the territory. But as he would soon learn, carrying that weight day after day can come at a cost.
What started as a normal evening became a race against time. Within hours, that stress would act as a catalyst for a sudden and life-threatening cardiac emergency.
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2 months ago
LeFleur’s Bluff Playground Ranked Among Nation’s Best in USA TODAY 10BEST Awards
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JACKSON, MS. – The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) is proud to announce that LeFleur’s Bluff Playground has been named a top public playground in the nation, earning 6th place in the USA TODAY 10BEST Readers’ Choice Awards for Best Public Playground.
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Extension Outdoors
Woody cover is critical
for bobwhite management
By Edward Entsminger
and Mark McConnell
MSU Extension Service
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Woody cover is one of the most important parts of habitat for Northern Bobwhite but is often overlooked.
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2 months 1 week ago
Walmart has invested over $379 million in Mississippi over the past five years to upgrade its stores.
Walmart announced Thursday that it plans to remodel 19 stores in Mississippi this year.
The retailer’s new and remodeled stores will expand its assortment of healthy foods, affordable on-trend items and enhancing the in-store and online experience, the company said.
By Frank Corder - Magnolia Tribune on
2 months 1 week ago
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2 months 1 week ago
Dr. Graham Bodie is a Professor of Media & Communications at the University of Mississippi in Oxford. His courses and curricula are informed by over 2 decades of research on the role of Communication in shaping relationships, leadership, & virtuous civic living. He is also the Chief Listening Officer for the Listen First Project.
, Prior to a tenure from 2020-2023 as CEO of End It For Good, Inc, Brett Montague spent several years as a Training Manager at Sanderson Farms, Inc., focusing on areas of Corporate Communication, Trust, & Teamwork. He has been recognized in professional settings for excellence in communication, teamwork, bridge-building, conflict-resolution, and strategic thinking. Brett is a native of Hattiesburg.
Seneca once said, “Nothing great is ever accomplished suddenly.” This is as true today as it was in the days of Ancient Rome. Most great feats come about gradually, punctuated by qualities of endurance, perseverance, and intentionality. This is especially true for progress in the political sphere.
By Brett Montague and Brodie Graham on
2 months 1 week ago
Benjamin Franklin said, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Bigger Pie Forum says, “Billions of prevention is worth trillions of cure.”
Franklin was talking about preventing fires. We’re talking about preventing floods. Rain causes floods. A clogged Mississippi River makes them longer and higher. Mudberg clogs the river. It’s a mound of sediments (sand and mud) below the Old River Control Complex (ORCC) upstream of Baton Rouge.
By Kelley Williams on
2 months 1 week ago
C.H.I.L.D. AHEAD Project hosts 39th annual Easter Egg Hunt
From press and staff reports
The C.H.I.L.D. AHEAD Project held its 39th annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 4, 2025, in front of the Attala County Coliseum.
The event, founded by Kosciusko Alderman Henry Daniel, welcomed children ages 3 to 10, along with their parents and guardians, for an afternoon of community fellowship and activities.
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2 months 1 week ago
Federal Disaster Aid approved for Attala, 35 Other Counties After Winter Storm
From press and staff reports
Residents of Attala County and dozens of other Mississippi counties affected by severe winter weather in late January are now eligible for federal disaster assistance following approval from the White House.
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2 months 1 week ago
“We need a big gun for Mississippi,” said a 100-year-old supporter with a laugh at Gunn’s announcement on Tuesday in Clinton.
Former Speaker of the House Philip Gunn officially threw his hat in the ring for Governor of Mississippi on Tuesday.
Gunn, speaking at a campaign event at the Clinton Visitors Center, launched his gubernatorial run by laying out an agenda heavy on economic development, social issues, and education but also with a vision to make the Magnolia State attractive to young people where they will stay, work and raise a family.
By Frank Corder & Daniel Tyson - Magnolia Tribune on
2 months 1 week ago
Kosciusko falls in 4A Tennis Playoffs; Tyler remains undefeated,
By Laurence Hilliard
Kosciusko was defeated by Itawamba AHS 5-2 in the second round of the MHSAA 4A tennis playoffs. Kosciusko’s points were victories by Hayes Tyler in boy singles and the girls doubles team of Mary Moore and SeMya Henderson.
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Whippets sweep Louisville, set sights on Byhalia in 4A Playoff Opener
By Laurence Hilliard
Kosciusko baseball concluded the regular season with 14-5 and 15-0 victories over Louisville to finish 8-0 in Region 4-4A. The Whippets will host Byhalia in a doubleheader Saturday, beginning at noon to open the 4A playoffs.
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Guyton signs with Jones, caps stellar career as Whippets’ Leader
By Laurence Hilliard
Kosciusko senior Cory Guyton Jr. has signed a basketball scholarship with Jones County Junior College. “I feel like they are the perfect fit for me.”
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