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Opinion: 2023 will not be typical election year

By DELBERT HOSEMANN DELBERT HOSEMANN
Mon,01/09/23-9:52AM, 2,293 Reads 31,076 Statewide
Some politicos say the agenda during an election year is always pared down to bare necessities. Not this year.
From transportation to education, the Lieutenant Governor’s Office is preparing a full slate of conservative legislation. Here are our top priorities:
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Washington honored as "Student of the Month"

Thu,03/28/24-11:59AM, 2,293 Reads
Rodney Washington, Charleston High School “Student of the Month” for March, was the guest speaker for the Charleston Rotary Club’s noon luncheon meeting on Wednesday, March 20.
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Outdoor burning banned in Tallahatchie County

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN
Wed,09/28/22-3:54PM, 2,292 Reads
For the time being, it is illegal to conduct outdoor burning in Tallahatchie County.
The Mississippi Forestry Commission (MFC) today approved a request from the Tallahatchie County Board of Supervisors to enact a ban on outdoor burning of any kind in the county from Sept. 28 until midnight on Oct. 12.
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Al Kuykendall

Tue,01/02/24-4:45PM, 2,292 Reads
CHARLESTON — Al Kuykendall, age 72, passed away early Monday morning, Jan. 1, at his home.
The family will receive friends on Thursday, Jan. 4, from 11 a.m. until service time beginning at 1 p.m. in the chapel of Newsom Funeral Home in Charleston with interment to follow at Spring Hill Cemetery near Oakland.
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