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The Mississippi Democrat’s comments came Thursday during a House Homeland Security hearing. Army Spc. Sarah Beckstrom, 20, died from the attack while Air Force Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe, 24, continues to fight for his life.
Mississippi’s lone Democrat Congressman Bennie Thompson has called the ambush-style attack in Washington, D.C. in November on two West Virginia National Guardsmen an “unfortunate accident.”
The attack left one guardsmen dead while the other is in critical condition.
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TerraForge Biocarbon Solutions will construct of a new manufacturing facility that will house two biocarbon processors to transform wood fiber through a combustion-free, low-emissions process into metallurgical-grade biocarbon.
Mississippi’s multi-million-dollar corporate investment wins just keep piling up.
The Mississippi Development Authority announced Thursday that TerraForge Biocarbon Solutions, a metallurgical biocarbon manufacturer, is locating operations in Magnolia.
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Court documents show that Warnock was convicted of wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and conspiracy to commit bribery.
U.S. District Judge Kristi Johnson has sentenced former Canton Municipal Utilities engineer Rudy Warnock to 12 years in prison for charges related to bribery and wire fraud.
By Frank Corder - Magnolia Tribune on
3 months 3 weeks ago
Below is an opinion column by Russ Latino:
Boyce argues that Stokes’ own admissions of personal disruption, following her inflammatory anti-Charlie Kirk post, prove that the University acted within its legal rights to terminate her and avoid similar disruptions to students and faculty.
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Revenues generated from offshore energy activities provide funding for the U.S. Treasury, Gulf Coast states like Mississippi, the Land and Water Conservation Fund, and the Historic Preservation Fund.
Efforts to restore American energy dominance is starting in the Gulf of America, the Trump administration said Wednesday.
By Frank Corder - Magnolia Tribune on
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Cecily Bateman
All the world's a stage…"
So said William Shakespeare, and it is especially so in Washington Parish. From the early days, our forebears were putting on and performing in shows and pageants. And it wasn't just at Peter Pan, a magical summer tradition and program featured in my column last summer. Fantastic local talent is found on the stage community-wide with schools the training ground.
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3 months 3 weeks ago
Cecily Bateman
All the world's a stage…"
So said William Shakespeare, and it is especially so in Washington Parish. From the early days, our forebears were putting on and performing in shows and pageants. And it wasn't just at Peter Pan, a magical summer tradition and program featured in my column last summer. Fantastic local talent is found on the stage community-wide with schools the training ground.
By Cecily Bateman on
3 months 3 weeks ago
Cecily Bateman
All the world's a stage…"
So said William Shakespeare, and it is especially so in Washington Parish. From the early days, our forebears were putting on and performing in shows and pageants. And it wasn't just at Peter Pan, a magical summer tradition and program featured in my column last summer. Fantastic local talent is found on the stage community-wide with schools the training ground.
By Cecily Bateman on
3 months 3 weeks ago
Callie Foreman
I learned recently that there was a time when Christmas was not the biggest holiday of the year. Easter was the largest celebration among Christian households.
It was in fact retail stores who brought a great deal of hype to Christmas, creating characters such as Frosty the Snowman and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer to boost sales. The economy brought about this enormous celebration even though St. Nicholas in some form or another had been visiting children to leave gifts for centuries before.
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3 months 3 weeks ago
Callie Foreman
I learned recently that there was a time when Christmas was not the biggest holiday of the year. Easter was the largest celebration among Christian households.
It was in fact retail stores who brought a great deal of hype to Christmas, creating characters such as Frosty the Snowman and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer to boost sales. The economy brought about this enormous celebration even though St. Nicholas in some form or another had been visiting children to leave gifts for centuries before.
By Callie Foreman on
3 months 3 weeks ago
Rev. Jimmy Oalmann
Luke 7:36-50
By Rev. Jimmy Oalmann - Richardson Baptist Church on
3 months 3 weeks ago
Rev. Jimmy Oalmann
Luke 7:36-50
By Rev. Jimmy Oalmann - Richardson Baptist Church on
3 months 3 weeks ago
Rev. Jimmy Oalmann
Luke 7:36-50
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3 months 3 weeks ago
The coaches of district 7-4A have released their all district football selections for the 2024 season. The district is made up of Franklinton, Hannan, Lakeshore, Loranger and Pearl River.
Franklinton, the division II non select state quarterfinalist was well represented with seven first team selections and six second team selections.
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3 months 3 weeks ago
The coaches of district 7-4A have released their all district football selections for the 2024 season. The district is made up of Franklinton, Hannan, Lakeshore, Loranger and Pearl River.
Franklinton, the division II non select state quarterfinalist was well represented with seven first team selections and six second team selections.
By DAMON SMITH on
3 months 3 weeks ago
The coaches of district 7-4A have released their all district football selections for the 2024 season. The district is made up of Franklinton, Hannan, Lakeshore, Loranger and Pearl River.
Franklinton, the division II non select state quarterfinalist was well represented with seven first team selections and six second team selections.
By DAMON SMITH on
3 months 3 weeks ago
Holy Family Catholic Church of Franklinton hosted a Thanksgiving Luncheon for all Law Enforcement and First Responders on November 25th in the church hall.
This is our way of thanking them for all they do for our community.
Picturedsabove are: Sheriff Jason Smith, Joanne Thory, Fr. Pedro, Franklinton Police Chief Justin Brown, and Michael Corkern.
There was an interesting presentation of photographs "Man and his Environment" when the dairy industry was very strong in Franklinton. They will hang in each office in the church. The photographs were taken by Joanne Thory in 1992.
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Holy Family Catholic Church of Franklinton hosted a Thanksgiving Luncheon for all Law Enforcement and First Responders on November 25th in the church hall.
This is our way of thanking them for all they do for our community.
Picturedsabove are: Sheriff Jason Smith, Joanne Thory, Fr. Pedro, Franklinton Police Chief Justin Brown, and Michael Corkern.
There was an interesting presentation of photographs "Man and his Environment" when the dairy industry was very strong in Franklinton. They will hang in each office in the church. The photographs were taken by Joanne Thory in 1992.
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3 months 3 weeks ago
Holy Family Catholic Church of Franklinton hosted a Thanksgiving Luncheon for all Law Enforcement and First Responders on November 25th in the church hall.
This is our way of thanking them for all they do for our community.
Picturedsabove are: Sheriff Jason Smith, Joanne Thory, Fr. Pedro, Franklinton Police Chief Justin Brown, and Michael Corkern.
There was an interesting presentation of photographs "Man and his Environment" when the dairy industry was very strong in Franklinton. They will hang in each office in the church. The photographs were taken by Joanne Thory in 1992.
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Tammie Hunt Douglas, 61, a resident of Franklinton passed away peacefully Sunday afternoon December 7, 2025 at her home following a courageous two year battle with cancer. She owned and operated a dance supply store in Mandeville, Dance & Things, for several years and also sold jewelry and houseware goods for a time. Tammie enjoyed clothes shopping and visiting other stores looking for the perfect items. She liked reading mystery novels and always loved spending quality time with her family, beloved grandchildren and friends.
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