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Opinion: Will Mississippi join ed revolution?

By DOUGLAS CARSWELL DOUGLAS CARSWELL
Sat,11/11/23-11:38AM, 218 Reads 13,684 Statewide
An education revolution is underway across America. A growing number of states have embraced school choice. West Virginia and Arizona led the way two years ago by giving families control over their children’s tax dollars.
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Outdoors in the Sun: Glacier Park a ‘must’ trip

By JEFF NORTH JEFF NORTH
Fri,11/10/23-11:38AM, 244 Reads 13,615 Statewide
I could feel my blood pressure drop, and my heart rate slow, as soon as the wheels touched down in Kalispell. Granted, they both picked up just a bit at baggage claim and at the car rental, but as soon as we pulled out of the airport parking lot onto the scenic highway to Whitefish, a “calm” once again took the reins.
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This April 2, 2019, photo provided by the Mississippi Department of Corrections shows death row inmate Willie Jerome Manning. Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch has asked the state Supreme Court court to set execution dates for two men on death row, Thursday, Nov. 9, 2023. (Mississippi Department of Corrections via AP)

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Mississippi attorney general asks state Supreme Court to set execution dates for 2 prisoners

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fri,11/10/23-11:17AM, 71 Reads
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch has asked the state Supreme Court to set execution dates for two men on death row.
Fitch's office filed motions Thursday that asked the court to schedule executions for Willie Jerome Manning and Robert Simon Jr.
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Opinion: Meridian battles maternity deserts

By BILL CRAWFORD BILL CRAWFORD
Fri,11/10/23-10:18AM, 231 Reads 10,610 Statewide
“Maternity deserts can be deadly” headlined a recent story in the McComb Enterprise-Journal. The March of Dimes defines maternity care deserts as counties with no hospitals that provide obstetric care and no certified obstetric providers.
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Opinion: Will Mississippi join ed revolution?

Outdoors in the Sun: Glacier Park a ‘must’ trip

Mississippi attorney general asks state Supreme Court to set execution dates for 2 prisoners

Opinion: Meridian battles maternity deserts

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