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Ezell Wilson, with trophy, holds his daughter, Eva Wilson, while his son, Jarsen Jeffries, stands in front of him. Others pictured, from left, are Thomas Gandy, Andre Thomas Jr. and Andre Thomas Sr. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Wilson wins first boxing competition

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,06/15/23-4:13PM, 3,288 Reads
For 11 years, Ezell Wilson has been helping people heal through his occupation as a registered nurse.
For the past one-and-a-half years in the boxing ring, he has been punching other people in the face and elsewhere as an up-and-coming heavyweight boxer.
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Former city clerk sentenced in embezzlement case

By MARYASA LEE MARYASA LEE - Mississippi Attorney General's Office
Fri,03/13/26-11:10AM, 3,288 Reads
MARKS — Attorney General Lynn Fitch announced the recent sentencing of Pamela Latrice McNutt, 44, for one count of Embezzlement by a Public Official. McNutt stole nearly $150,000 in funds from the city of Marks, while employed as the city clerk.
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Rape suspect fatally shot during U.S. Marshals warrant service

By RUTHIE ROBISON RUTHIE ROBISON - The Enterprise-Tocsin
Mon,03/30/26-1:02PM, 3,288 Reads 73,568 Statewide
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is investigating an officer-involved shooting involving the U.S. Marshal Service that occurred Monday morning at a residence on Mill Street in Indianola.
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Opinion: Could it happen here?

By KELLEY WILLIAMS, JR.KELLEY WILLIAMS, JR.
Tue,05/03/22-10:16AM, 3,286 Reads 38,483 Statewide
When Russia invaded Ukraine February 24 of this year, protests erupted not only around the world but inside Russia. Brave Russians, knowing there could be consequences, nevertheless voiced their dissent verbally, online, or in public gatherings. Those consequences have arrived.
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