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Born in McComb on September 28, 1890, Marie Hull transformed Mississippi’s art scene as both teacher and artist.
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“These alliances continue to pay dividends for the United States. People need to stop saying otherwise,” Senate Armed Services Chairman Roger Wicker said, adding that it is imperative to deter aggression by China, North Korea, or Russia.
Mississippi U.S. Senator Roger Wicker (R) took issue Tuesday with Trump administration officials who have been taking swipes at NATO and European allies, offering a strong rebuke at a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing to examine the posture of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command and U.S. Forces Korea.
By Frank Corder - Magnolia Tribune on
2 months ago
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.
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2 months ago
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Mississippi’s top transportation official said Monday that the state is making significant progress in rebuilding and modernizing its infrastructure. More stable state funding is ensuring that federal money is no longer being left on the table.
Brad White, executive director of the Mississippi Department of Transportation, told the Stennis-Capitol Press Forum that the 2026 legislative session marked one of the most pro-transportation periods in decades, with lawmakers approving major investments and structural changes aimed at long-term stability.
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There’s something more to it than just music. It’s a true Mississippi experience.
Have you ever visited a place that instantly makes you slow down?
That place is Natchez.
And every year, for a few weeks, it sounds like something more.
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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.
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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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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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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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Below is a religion column by Matt Friedeman:
God, in His hesed love, corrects. Rather harshly, in the case of Israel and Judah. But He shows His love and ultimate redemption.
A discipleship group of mine just started a run through the Minor Prophets in the Old Testament. First up – Hosea. And is it ever convicting!
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2 months ago
Gregory, a JSU alumni, has been serving as the interim president since May 2025 and has extensive leadership training.
After months of searching and interviewing dozens of candidates, the Board of Trustees for the Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning has named a new president for Jackson State University.
Thursday evening, the Board announced that Dr. Denise Jones Gregory, who has been serving as interim president of JSU since May of last year, is officially the institution’s 14th president.
By Jeremy Pittari - Magnolia Tribune on
2 months ago
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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.
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2 months 1 week ago
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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.
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