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MVSU basketball player was reportedly warned about his expired immigration status years before ICE detained him

Years before immigration officers arrested a Mississippi Valley State University basketball player last week, the school he previously played for . . .

VFW to Hold Flag Retirement Ceremony

The public is invited to attend a flag retirement ceremony hosted by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4982 at 6 . . .

Virginia Ann Williams Bonner

Virginia Ann Williams Bonner, 86, of Quitman, Mississippi, passed away on October 10, 2026, at Baptist Anderson Hospital in Meridian . . .

Church News

Saturday, October 10 Pleasant Ridge PH Church, located at 654 County Road 117 in Shubuta, will have its 3rd Annual . . .

BIBLE VERSE:

With this in mind, we constantly pray for you, that our God may make you worthy of his calling, and . . .

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Ole Miss football takes big win
Wed,09/23/26-12:08PM , 128 Reads 8,206 Statewide
By Elijah Klepczyk

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With 58 seconds remaining in the game, LSU reached 4th‑and‑goal at the Ole Miss six, needing both a touchdown and a two‑point conversion to pull even and potentially force overtime in Oxford.
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Opinion: Football’s second shock absorber
Tue,09/22/26-10:48AM , 1,362 Reads 42,543 Statewide
For New Orleans Saints fans watching the Sept. 13 game against the Detroit Lions, the best thing was the team’s steady comeback from a 21-0 deficit. The Saints took the game into overtime but lost 31-30 when they went for the win with a 2-point conversion that failed.
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Bible Verse
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Sun,09/20/26-12:00PM , 347 Reads
I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life.
1 John 5:13

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Majority or plurality?
Wed,09/16/26-8:06PM , 1,280 Reads 26,109 Statewide
When it comes to elections, Mississippi can be confusing.

Those running for statewide, judicial and county offices must get a majority of the vote — that is, 50% plus one vote — in order to win. If no candidate gets a majority, the top two vote-getters meet in a runoff election.
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