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KOSCIUSKO TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY STORE TO HOST HORSE HEALTH AND FEED EVENT
Interactive equine event takes place June 5, 2026, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
KOSCIUSKO, Miss., MAY 22, 2026 – Tractor Supply Company will host a Horse Health and Feed event on June 5, 2026, from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. at its Kosciusko store, located at 180 Highway 12 W.
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Southern Miss School of Psychology Earns 100 Percent Placement for Ph.D. Match Day
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The IHL Board has the final say on the new funding model. Members are expected to take the matter up for discussion during their next meeting set for June 18.
Consultants with the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems presented Mississippi’s Institutions of Higher Learning Board of Trustees with a proposed new funding model for the state’s eight public universities on Thursday.
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The state artificial intelligence educational framework will provide a foundation for understanding, teaching, and applying AI in education and workforce development.
On Thursday, Mississippi released its statewide artificial intelligence education priorities, which provide a structured, step-by-step map of the AI skills students need from K-12 through career leadership, making the Magnolia State one of the first to do so.
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Eligibility in the program is based on income, along with work and education requirements.
An additional $5 million in Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) monies will be added to existing funding to help more low-income families in Mississippi cover the cost of childcare, the Mississippi Department of Human Services announced Wednesday.
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With America 250 celebrations cranking up this summer, now is a good time to brush up on your American flag knowledge.
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Below is a religion column by Matt Friedeman:
Take some time to celebrate today for, filled with the Spirit, our best days are yet to come!
Some say that a personal relationship with Jesus is by far the most important thing in life. On one level of understanding, we should certainly agree.
But what if God has something more in mind?
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Below is an opinion column by Russ Latino:
Van Barfoot and Charles Milam landed on the same beachhead during World War II. Barfoot became a war hero. Milam died, buried in a foreign grave as an unknown soldier. Memorial Day is for the Milams.
Van T. Barfoot was a farm boy from Leake County. He became one of the most decorated soldiers of the Second World War.
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Robert St. John says for a man who has spent his life feeding people, the National Restaurant Association show is what Disney World is to a ten-year-old.
The first restaurant show I ever attended we still wrote guest checks by hand.
You took the order on a paper ticket, you carried it back, and you clipped it to a stainless steel wheel in the kitchen window. The cook spun the wheel. That was the system. That was the technology.
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Below is a political opinion column by Ashby Foote:
The Iran conflict combined with the event in Venezuela could be a big gamechanger for the U.S. and the rest of the world. But a successful lasting peace is a necessary requirement.
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Places like this are part of what makes Mississippi summers special. In a world where so much feels rushed, Cherry Creek Orchards still runs at the pace of the season.
There are some places in Mississippi that make you slow down before you even get out of the car. Cherry Creek Orchards in Pontotoc County is one of them.
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See the full slate of games on tap this weekend for the Golden Eagles, Bulldogs and Rebels.
Southern Miss and Mississippi State will host NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament Regionals this weekend in the Magnolia State while Ole Miss will travel to Lincoln, Nebraska to compete in regional play.
This weekend will be the 5th time in program history at Southern Miss has hosted a regional while it is Mississippi State’s 16th time to host.
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Below is a political opinion column by Roger Wicker:
U.S. Senator Roger Wicker outlines defense modernization plans.
For years, the United States has underinvested in its armed forces, even as the world around us has grown more dangerous. We require new weaponry that did not exist 40 years ago, and the equipment we purchased back then urgently needs replacing. The 21st century calls for modern tools that can adapt with our ever-improving technology.
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Some residents are skeptical, saying they have “heard it before.” “I’d be surprised if it all happened,” said a 73-year-old retired retail employee. “We’ve heard similar promises from past politicians.”
The City of Jackson unveiled a multi-phased $100 million infrastructure plan Friday morning to improve its streets and drainage as well as hiring additional road crews. A large portion of the funding is also earmarked to fight blight in the capital city.
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Important state and national stories, market and business news, sports and entertainment, delivered in quick-hit fashion
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Below is an opinion column by Ben Bush:
Former Army Ranger Ben Bush says more Mississippi families deserve to experience the healing his has thanks to ibogaine treatment.
As a former Army Ranger whose life and mental health were dramatically improved when I experienced treatment with a psychedelic medicine called ibogaine, I urge the Mississippi legislature to continue moving House Bill 314 forward so more of my fellow Mississippians can have access to this life-changing treatment.
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Turns out, if you sit still long enough, gratitude catches up with you, writes Robert St. John.
I had breakfast in bed this morning. I’m 64 years old and I’m not sure that’s ever happened.
Maybe once, back in elementary school, if I was home sick and my mother brought some Campbell’s chicken noodle soup to me on a tray. But I don’t remember it clearly enough to count it. So, let’s call this the first time.
Here’s the thing‚ I don’t know how to do nothing.
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The acquisition creates a multi-domain leader in critical sub-systems for key space and defense programs, Karman officials said this week.
Seemann Composites in Gulfport has been acquired by Karman Space and Defense. Karman has also acquired Material Sciences out of Horsham, Pennsylvania, which was acquired by Seemann in 2018.
Sid Charbonnet, president of Seemann and MSC, has joined the Karman’s leadership team.
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Below is a political opinion column by Rob Maness:
Rob Maness says Mississippi needs a comprehensive, independent Mississippi Maritime and Ports Authority.
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