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Kosciusko High School to debut first musical in more than 20 years
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After more than two decades, Kosciusko High School is returning to the stage with its first musical production in over 20 years, marking a major milestone for the school’s performing arts program.
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“By beginning this work now, we will enter the next legislative session with clear priorities, well-developed policy solutions, and a continued focus on advancing commonsense conservative leadership for Mississippi,” White said.
Speaker Jason White (R) has announced the formation of six new House Select Committees to study issues facing Mississippi. The committees will be tasked with developing policy recommendations ahead of the 2027 Legislative Session.
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“By beginning this work now, we will enter the next legislative session with clear priorities, well-developed policy solutions, and a continued focus on advancing commonsense conservative leadership for Mississippi,” White said.
Speaker Jason White (R) has announced the formation of six new House Select Committees to study issues facing Mississippi. The committees will be tasked with developing policy recommendations ahead of the 2027 Legislative Session.
By Frank Corder - Magnolia Tribune on
1 month 2 weeks ago
“By beginning this work now, we will enter the next legislative session with clear priorities, well-developed policy solutions, and a continued focus on advancing commonsense conservative leadership for Mississippi,” White said.
Speaker Jason White (R) has announced the formation of six new House Select Committees to study issues facing Mississippi. The committees will be tasked with developing policy recommendations ahead of the 2027 Legislative Session.
By Frank Corder - Magnolia Tribune on
1 month 2 weeks ago
MAGCOR points to examples like Wade, the new City of Pearl employee, whose past life is not stopping him from setting high goals.
For 61-year-old Nikkie, receiving a second chance at employment after being sentenced for embezzlement is life-affirming.
“The two biggest benefits are gaining my confidence and knowing I am going to become a productive member of society,” she said during a recent workday at MAGCOR, a non-profit dedicated to teaching the incarcerated in-demand job skills.
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MAGCOR points to examples like Wade, the new City of Pearl employee, whose past life is not stopping him from setting high goals.
For 61-year-old Nikkie, receiving a second chance at employment after being sentenced for embezzlement is life-affirming.
“The two biggest benefits are gaining my confidence and knowing I am going to become a productive member of society,” she said during a recent workday at MAGCOR, a non-profit dedicated to teaching the incarcerated in-demand job skills.
By Daniel Tyson - Magnolia Tribune on
1 month 2 weeks ago
Below is an opinion column by Christy Hovanetz:
In the end, the goal isn’t to protect the appearance of success. It’s to persist and build upon it. That is what Mississippi has been doing since 2013; that is why student performance has improved, and there is no reason to stop now.
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Below is an opinion column by Christy Hovanetz:
In the end, the goal isn’t to protect the appearance of success. It’s to persist and build upon it. That is what Mississippi has been doing since 2013; that is why student performance has improved, and there is no reason to stop now.
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Council member Tina Clay has asked the Attorney General for an opinion on using private funds to supplement the police chief’s salary.
A Jackson city council member recently requested a legal opinion from the Mississippi Attorney General’s Office regarding using private funds to supplement the municipality’s new police chief’s salary.
Council member Tina Clay asked for an opinion on April 15, about three weeks after the council voted 6-1 to hire RaShall Brackney as its top cop. Ashby Foote was the lone no vote.
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Council member Tina Clay has asked the Attorney General for an opinion on using private funds to supplement the police chief’s salary.
A Jackson city council member recently requested a legal opinion from the Mississippi Attorney General’s Office regarding using private funds to supplement the municipality’s new police chief’s salary.
Council member Tina Clay asked for an opinion on April 15, about three weeks after the council voted 6-1 to hire RaShall Brackney as its top cop. Ashby Foote was the lone no vote.
By Daniel Tyson - Magnolia Tribune on
1 month 2 weeks ago
Council member Tina Clay has asked the Attorney General for an opinion on using private funds to supplement the police chief’s salary.
A Jackson city council member recently requested a legal opinion from the Mississippi Attorney General’s Office regarding using private funds to supplement the municipality’s new police chief’s salary.
Council member Tina Clay asked for an opinion on April 15, about three weeks after the council voted 6-1 to hire RaShall Brackney as its top cop. Ashby Foote was the lone no vote.
By Daniel Tyson - Magnolia Tribune on
1 month 2 weeks ago
So far, 17 injuries have been reported as a result of the storm.
A storm that passed through Mississippi Wednesday night spawned several tornadoes that caused 17 injuries and damaged hundreds of homes in three counties.
Gov. Tate Reeves stated via social media that the storm damaged 275 homes in Lamar County, 200 homes in Lincoln County and 12 homes in Lawrence County. About 50 apartment units are also reported to have been damaged in Lamar County.
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1 month 2 weeks ago
So far, 17 injuries have been reported as a result of the storm.
A storm that passed through Mississippi Wednesday night spawned several tornadoes that caused 17 injuries and damaged hundreds of homes in three counties.
Gov. Tate Reeves stated via social media that the storm damaged 275 homes in Lamar County, 200 homes in Lincoln County and 12 homes in Lawrence County. About 50 apartment units are also reported to have been damaged in Lamar County.
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1 month 2 weeks ago
For decades, ideas hatched in the seminar rooms of 1960s France have been quietly percolating through American institutions. The result is a moral and intellectual climate in which a generation of young Americans has been taught to see themselves not as free individuals in charge of their own destinies, but as positions in a hierarchy of victimhood, defined by race or sex.
By Douglas Carswell - Mississippi Center for Public Policy on
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For decades, ideas hatched in the seminar rooms of 1960s France have been quietly percolating through American institutions. The result is a moral and intellectual climate in which a generation of young Americans has been taught to see themselves not as free individuals in charge of their own destinies, but as positions in a hierarchy of victimhood, defined by race or sex.
By Douglas Carswell - Mississippi Center for Public Policy on
1 month 2 weeks ago
For decades, ideas hatched in the seminar rooms of 1960s France have been quietly percolating through American institutions. The result is a moral and intellectual climate in which a generation of young Americans has been taught to see themselves not as free individuals in charge of their own destinies, but as positions in a hierarchy of victimhood, defined by race or sex.
By Douglas Carswell - Mississippi Center for Public Policy on
1 month 2 weeks ago
For decades, ideas hatched in the seminar rooms of 1960s France have been quietly percolating through American institutions. The result is a moral and intellectual climate in which a generation of young Americans has been taught to see themselves not as free individuals in charge of their own destinies, but as positions in a hierarchy of victimhood, defined by race or sex.
By Douglas Carswell - Mississippi Center for Public Policy on
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Two plus months into the war with Iran and the fog of war is becoming the fog of peacemaking. What was a shoot-out has become a stand-off. The key terrain feature remains the Strait of Hormuz. It is the key to this conflict in much the same way that Vicksburg was to the Civil War. The double blockade of the Strait is creating a siege atmosphere and mindset. Daniel Yergin, the great energy scholar and scribe, calls this the biggest energy disruption in history. Resolving this grand disruption will not be easy or quick.
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