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Get used to spikes

By THE GREENWOOD COMMONWEALTH THE GREENWOOD COMMONWEALTH
Thu,08/13/20-2:25PM, 14,049 Reads
Gov. Tate Reeves and his leading health adviser, Dr. Thomas Dobbs, are saying that if people will just behave for the next two weeks — that is, wear masks, social distance and not go to parties — Mississippi can turn the corner on COVID-19.
That’s wishful thinking.
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From nearly 3,000, top 147 flag designs chosen

By MICHAEL MORRIS MICHAEL MORRIS
Mon,08/10/20-1:30PM, 14,048 Reads
After considering nearly 3,000 public flag submissions, the Commission to Redesign the Mississippi State Flag on Monday narrowed their choices to 147.
View their choices at https://picti.net/X7UB8.
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Charles Calder

Mon,01/04/21-1:14PM, 14,044 Reads
OAKLAND — Charles Wade Calder, age 70, former Tallahatchie County Deputy Sheriff and county workder, passed away Monday, Dec. 28, in Oxford.
Private graveside services were held 2 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 30, at Union Cemetery in Tillatoba with Newsom Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Missing woman's remains were found in burned house

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN - The Sun-Sentinel
Thu,03/17/22-5:18PM, 14,043 Reads 19,275 Statewide
The recently identified remains of a missing Memphis woman found last month in southeastern Tallahatchie County were retrieved from a burned house in a very remote rural area, officials have confirmed.
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