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Below is a religion column by Matt Friedeman:
Spiritual decline is not typically an overnight phenomenon. The life of devotion suffers when the “salt” of gracelessness poisons our foundation.
Heard a preacher lately talk about “ghost forests.”
By Matt Friedeman - Magnolia Tribune on
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Robert St. John says when you’re his age, travel makes you stop counting the days and just count the trips.
Seven weeks ago, I stood in snow 200 miles above the Arctic Circle in Tromso, Norway watching the sky turn green. Tomorrow I will stand on a cliff in the Algarve 200 miles above Africa, looking at the last stretch of the Atlantic before it runs east to Gibraltar.
In between was Tuscany, three groups, an Easter off, and a suitcase packed for three seasons in two months.
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The Mississippi Democratic Party alleges that Republicans seek to draw maps designed to silence black voters. Yet, Governor Reeves argues that lawmakers have not had a fair opportunity to draw a new map because of the pending Callais decision.
The news that Governor Tate Reeves (R) would be calling a special session to address state Supreme Court redistricting drew a swift response from the Mississippi Democratic Party.
By Frank Corder - Magnolia Tribune on
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The zoo, one of the oldest in the United States with roots dating to 1916, has suffered several recent blows, from declining attendance to aging exhibits and infrastructure.
To quash rumors about the future of the Jackson Zoo, city officials held a press conference on Friday detailing high hopes but little information about the struggling central Mississippi attraction.
The zoo, one of the oldest in the United States with roots dating to 1916, has suffered several recent blows, from declining attendance to aging exhibits and infrastructure.
By Daniel Tyson - Magnolia Tribune on
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MSU’s Equestrian Team saddles up for national finals
STARKVILLE, Miss.—For the first time in program history, the Mississippi State University Western Equestrian Team is bound for nationals. The team is set to compete in the Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association (IHSA) National Finals held May 1-3 at Tryon International in Mill Spring, North Carolina.
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Ag Commissioner Gipson Provides Update on Worsening Drought Situation Across Mississippi
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Advanced 3D technology and interdisciplinary care restore quality of life for Mississippi patient
JACKSON, Miss. – At the University of Mississippi Medical Center, a team including Dr. Ignacio Velasco, associate professor of oral and maxillofacial surgery, and Dr. Laura Humphries, associate professor of plastic surgery, took on a case that others said was impossible — giving Dawn Hoge her smile back.
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Letters to the Editor
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Tobacco is not the answer to stress; MSDH recommends healthier alternatives
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LOCAL CHURCH DIRECTORY
APOSTOLIC
BETHEL APOSTOLIC
350 Fenwick St., 289-6535
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
ZION ASSEMBLY CHURCH OF GOD
Hwy. 12 W., 825-2263
BAPTIST
ABRAHAM BAPTIST
Hwy. 12 E., Ethel 674-2190
ATTALA BAPTIST
209 Woodland Dr., 289-1766
BIBLE BAPTIST
Hwy. 12 W., 289-5793
BEAR CREEK BAPTIST
County Rd. 2135, 547-6491
BEREA BAPTIST
22828 Attala Road 3122, 547-6507
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Calendar of Events & The Church Bulletin 04-23-2026
April 26 — Providence Baptist Memorial Service
Providence Baptist Church will hold its annual Memorial Service at 10:30 a.m. Tim Prewitt will be the speaker. Following the service, the Family Life Center will be open for fellowship and a shared meal.
April 26 — Pleasant Hill M.B. Church Spring Revival (Opening Night)
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The Holy Spirit leads you toward God and away from the flesh
By Austin Bishop
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Trojans claim second title in three years
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Lady Bulldogs show growth; Baseball builds up
By Laurence Hilliard
McAdams softball closed out the season with a 24-13 victory over Holmes County Central. It was the Lady Bulldogs second win, both against Holmes.
“I saw a ton of progress. Working together, communicating together. Learning how to support each other,” said first-year coach Elizabethe Maness. “I was sad the season was ending because they were starting to click.”
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Message of the week 04-23-2026
LOST BECAUSE OF WILLFULNESS
If you have your Bible handy you might want to turn to Luke 15. Thus far in our study we have seen one can be “ lost from carelessness.” That is seen in the “Parable of the Lost Sheep.” One can also be “lost from uselessness” seen in the “Parable of the Lost Coin.” In this article we will focus on “The Parable of the Lost Son” from Luke 15:11-24. Remember, a parable is often defined as an “earthly story with a heavenly meaning.”
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Sheriff’s Arrest docket 04-23-2026
Arrest Summary | April 3 – April 14, 2026
• April 3, 2026 – Kevon L. Winters: Possession of controlled substance in a motor vehicle. Arrested by Deputy Robert Overby.
• April 3, 2026 – Deante N. Johnson: Felony possession of controlled substance. Arrested by K-9 Deputy Cobi Edwards.
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Twenty-First Century Club concludes study of Mississippi cities
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The Twenty-First Century Club gathered on the afternoon of April 15th in the gracious home of Sandra Bagley, with Mary Al Alford serving as co-hostess for the occasion. The afternoon offered a rich blend of hospitality, history, devotion, and learning — the hallmarks of this enduring organization.
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Attala County honors 911 dispatchers during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
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The Attala County Sheriff’s Office is recognizing local 911 dispatchers as part of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, observed April 12–18, 2026, honoring those who serve as the critical link between the public and emergency responders.
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Letters to the editor 04-23-2026
Nature and nurture
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