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Opinion: A surprise in covid death rates
Fri,10/21/22-6:38PM , 1,365 Reads 16,410 Statewide
Here’s a surprising development in the covid-19 battle: Over the past several weeks, the age-adjusted death rate from the virus has been lower for Black people than it has been for whites.
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Charleston Elementary School students and staff will be temporarily relocated to the former Charleston Upper Elementary School campus due to an HVAC renovation project. (File photo by Clay McFerrin)

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Charleston Elementary students to be temporarily displaced as $7.48 million HVAC project continues
By Clay McFerrin - The Sun-Sentinel
Fri,10/21/22-4:54PM , 7,141 Reads
An ongoing heating, ventilation and air conditioning project at Charleston Elementary School will necessitate the temporary relocation of all students and staff to the former Charleston Upper Elementary School (CUES) campus, near Charleston Middle School (CMS), according to an announcement from the district.
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State Rep. Beckie Currie is pictured with McComb Rotary Club president Lawrence Giles, left, and Dr. Tom Jeffcoat, with whom she once worked. (Jack Ryan | Enterprise-Journal)

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Currie: After Dobbs, now, what do we do?
By Jack Ryan
Fri,10/21/22-9:38AM , 1,909 Reads 43,210 Statewide
Becky Currie said Wednesday that when she filed the Gestational Age Act with the Mississippi House of Representatives in 2018, she had no idea that the bill was the beginning of the end for unrestricted abortion in the United States.
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Opinion: On the frontier of marijuana
Thu,10/20/22-5:50PM , 2,177 Reads 26,298 Statewide
Mississippi’s brand-new medical marijuana program is under way. According to the Mississippi Today website, some elements of it remain a work in progress.
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