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Carlos M. Thompson, investigator for the Tutwiler Police Department, displays the certificate he received upon his May 25 graduation from the Certified Investigator Program at the Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers Training Academy in Pearl. He said the course included 400 hours of on-campus classroom instruction. Thompson has been in law enforcement for 7½ years, including the last 10 months in Tutwiler. (Special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Editorial: Fentanyl isn't the only deadly drug

Tue,01/25/22-7:06PM, 2,564 Reads 71,982 Statewide
U.S. Rep. Michael Guest, R-Miss., is one of three co-sponsors of a bill by a Tennessee congressman that proposes to put anyone convicted of smuggling the drug fentanyl into the United States in prison for life.
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Crisis recalls blessings taken for granted

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Thu,05/28/20-4:09PM, 2,564 Reads
What The Bogota Post got right about America before COVID-19 rings just as true during the pandemic — maybe even more true.
In a May 2019 article, “The List of Things Americans Take for Granted,” the newspaper examined some of the freedoms and blessings that too many Americans forget they have.
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Pamela Joy Sossaman

Wed,12/04/24-11:32AM, 2,564 Reads
TUTWILER — Pamela Joy Orman Sossaman, age 65, a retired school teacher, died Tuesday, Dec. 3, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Oxford.
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