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Mississippi Stories: William “Bill” Parker
By Marshall Ramsey - Mississippi Today - Emmerich News
Mon,04/04/22-8:50AM , 1,477 Reads 25,085 Statewide
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Making ribbons for the Yalo-Ribbon Festival are, from left, Margaret Jean Ross, Alisia Bland, Stephanie Patterson and Gay Lynn Haynes. (Special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Hundreds of yellow ribbons made for Yalo-Ribbon Festival
Thu,03/31/22-10:44AM , 3,190 Reads
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Mary Williams
Thu,03/31/22-8:56AM , 7,134 Reads
CHARLESTON — Mary Frances Cox Williams, age 82, passed away after a short illness in Arlington, Va. on Monday, March 28.
Funeral services will be held 3 p.m. Saturday, April 2, at Friendship East Baptist Church near Charleston with interment following in the church cemetery. Womble Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.
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William Pittman enjoys a spring afternoon in the wooded property of his home in Columbia, Miss., on March 14, 2022. Pittman hopes the limited scope of use and practice in Mississippi for newly legalised medical marijuana will be expanded. Sarah Warnock/MCIR

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Medical marijuana offered promise of relief. But not for him.
By JULIE WHITEHEAD | Mississippi Center for Investigative Reporting - Emmerich News
Thu,03/24/22-3:30PM , 15,649 Reads 103,092 Statewide
William Pittman eagerly lent his signature to legalize medical marijuana, something his psychiatrist thought could help treat his borderline personality disorder, binge eating disorder and ADHD.
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