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The NCAA claims the organization and its members will be irreparably harmed if the Ole Miss quarterback’s injunction effectively allowing him to play in 2026 stands.
The NCAA has appealed the February preliminary injunction granted by Chancery Court Judge Robert Whitwell in the case brought by Ole Miss and Trinidad Chambliss over the star quarterback’s eligibility to the Mississippi Supreme Court.
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Workshop aids those in
pest management jobs
By Bonnie Coblentz
MSU Extension Service
RAYMOND, Miss. -- Professionals who hold pest management certifications have an opportunity to fulfill the requirements for renewal at a Mississippi State University workshop March 24 in Raymond.
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Garden practices
By Felder Rushing
What’s the hardest thing, psychologically, for normally reasonable gardeners to do? For decades I have extolled folks to adopt some very straightforward and rewarding horticultural practices which, on first glance, seem counterintuitive.
Not talking about resisting new plants with unknown abilities to survive our climate, or raising the mower to have a thicker, fuller, less weedy lawn, or even being judgmental about how others prune their crape myrtles.
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for saleFire pit Metal Wood Storage Barrel- wood included. $50 FOR Both OR Best offer. CALL 662-770-0390 .for saleFOR SALE - 39774 HIGHWAY 14 W, MCCOOL, MS. 39108 BRICK HOME WITH 40 ACRES. Price: $249,900 Single Family home built in 1985 approximately 1621sq ft 3 bedroom 2 bath sold “AS IS” Country living with Highway Frontage and Endless Potential!
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MSDH Recognizes International HPV Cancer Awareness Day
JACKSON, Miss.- The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) is recognizing International HPV Cancer Awareness Day, today, March 4. Mississippi is developing a formal campaign involving stakeholders, including the American Cancer Society and University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC), to decrease HPV infections, which result in nearly 40,000 new HPV cancer cases each year.
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2026 Holmes Community College Goodman Campus Hall of Fame inductees are (front row, left to right) Diana Garcia , Jayden Neal, Makayla Kast, Lennie Kate Wood, (back row, left to right) Maeson Jolley and Lawson Nichols
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By Austin Bishop
3 Then Elimelech died, and Naomi was left with her two sons. 4 The two sons married Moabite women. One married a woman named Orpah, and the other a woman named Ruth. But about ten years later, 5 both Mahlon and Kilion died. This left Naomi alone, without her two sons or her husband.
6 Then Naomi heard in Moab that the Lord had blessed his people in Judah by giving them good crops again. So Naomi and her daughters-in-law got ready to leave Moab to return to her homeland.
— Ruth 1:3-6
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An unmistakable question when need to ask so we may encourage ourselves to action. Why vote?
The answers are different for everyone yet should be strikingly clear for all.
A vote is a rare and concrete chance to express one’s opinion. A vote can alter the course of a community. A vote is a duty. A vote is power.
Yet beneath these practical reasons lies a deeper truth — voting is essential to the life of a republic.
To vote is not merely to select a candidate. It is to step into the public realm.
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Roger Wicker, this state’s senior member of the U.S. Senate, is suddenly a hero to many Mississippians for his tough stance against an ICE detention center that a federal agency had proposed for the hamlet of Byhalia in the state’s northeast corner.
I agree that Sen. Wicker deserves a round of thanks.
The Republican lashed out against the Trump administration’s proposal to create the facility, and they have pretty much since shelved the idea.
Minds can change, but it seems final for now that the facility will go elsewhere. Godspeed! Watch that swingin’ door behind you.
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