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Opinion: When average students are challenged to aim higher

Wed,05/25/22-7:00PM, 2,184 Reads 46,883 Statewide
Graduation season is the perfect time to point out this headline on The Washington Post website: “How does a high school full of low-income kids become best in the U.S.?”
The answer, according to longtime education reporter Jay Mathews, is to require all students to take a serious load of advanced placement courses.
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Griffin Hodges

Fri,12/28/18-10:18AM, 2,184 Reads
CHARLESTON — Griffin Lake Hodges, age 72, passed away Saturday, Dec. 22, at his home near Enid.
Funeral services were 1 p.m. Monday, Dec. 24, at Newsom Funeral Home chapel in Charleston with interment following at Bethel Methodist Church Cemetery in the Teasdale comunity.
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Hyde-Smith critiques Biden Energy Policy actions that cost jobs, target strategic industries

By PRESS RELEASE - SENATOR CINDY HYDE-SMITH PRESS RELEASE - SENATOR CINDY HYDE-SMITH
Thu,02/04/21-4:37PM, 2,182 Reads 27,085 Statewide
Below is a press release from Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith:
U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) today offered a somber critique of President Biden’s early energy policy actions, decrying the loss of jobs and policy shifts already taking place in the first weeks of the administration.
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Pictured are organizers and supporters of an April 9 run, walkathon and health fair benefiting the Mississippi Sickle Cell Foundation. The event, held largely on the grounds of the Emmett Till Multi-Purpose Complex on Highway 49 East near Sumner, drew dozens of participants on a chilly but sunny Saturday to raise funds and to increase awareness of sickle cell disease, also called sickle cell anemia. (Photo by Larry Gordon)

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Inaugural sickle cell event proves successful

By EVELYN WASHINGTON EVELYN WASHINGTON
Thu,04/21/22-9:39AM, 2,182 Reads
SUMNER — On Saturday, April 9, the Mississippi Sickle Cell Foundation collaborated with the Emmett Till Multi-Purpose Complex and the Emmett Till Intrepid Center to host the first Run/Walkathon and Health Fair to raise awareness on sickle cell disease.
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