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Judges in box on medical marijuana
By Tim Kalich, 2,056 Reads

If Mississippi did not elect its Supreme Court judges, you could more confidently predict what they will decide about the lawsuit challenging the voters’ decision last year to legalize medical marijuana.

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GIPSON: Worker Shortages Threaten Commerce, Supply and Distribution Chains
By Andy Gipson - Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce, 83 Reads

Below is a political opinion column by Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson:

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SALTER: Amazon in Alabama: Organized labor’s racial narrative soundly rejected yet again
By Sid Salter - Mississippi State University, 539 Reads

Below is an opinion column by Sid Salter:

Organized labor’s organizing efforts in the South in recent years have focused on equating union membership with social justice. Over the last decade, that narrative has been soundly rejected in union votes and in most cases by workers with significant percentages of Black workers.

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Easter 2021 – America is ready for a Resurrection
By Dr. Glenn Mollette , 203 Reads

The followers of Jesus believed in his resurrection because they saw him alive after he was dead.  They had a powerful testimony of firsthand evidence seen with their own eyes. 

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Losing a community icon
By Jennifer Bozeman, 3,410 Reads

Mrs. Faye, as most of Clarke County knew her, unexpectedly passed away Tuesday, April 28 while in the hospital. Faye LaBoone was owner of Small World Daycare for 40 years and has helped raise many of our children during those years. Some of the children she tended to grew up, had families of their own and brought their children to Small World.

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Bryant signs bullying legislation
By Cindy Baxley, 20,745 Reads

Last week Governor Phil Bryant signed legislation that would require school districts in Mississippi to enact prohibitions on bullying and to adopt policies to investigating and addressing this behavior. The legislation stems from suicide being the third leading cause of death among youth with bullying being the primary cause.

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Cooking show in hot water
By Cindy Kirkman, 26,732 Reads

I’m a fan of the Pioneer Woman show on Food Network and last week there was a news article where some Asians felt like slurs were made by Ree Drummond, the host of Pioneer Woman because during one episode her family did not look very thrilled because she had cooked Asian wings for supper. 

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Highway safety needs attention
By Charlie Dunagin, 22,626 Reads

Two things the majority of citizens want from government, whether they are liberal or conservative, are well maintained roads and bridges and a better than average level of safety while traversing those roads.

They don’t have either in Mississippi right now, and it’s steadily getting worse.

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Trooper School and Trooper Support
By Rep. Tom Miles, 7,967 Reads

Representative TOM MILES OP ED on Trooper School and Trooper Support

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Dish to black out local channel
By Cindy Baxley, 5,826 Reads

WTOK TV General Manager Tim Walker released a statement Monday announcing that Dish Network will no longer be carrying the local Channel 11.

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SALTER: Farmers watching California pro-union law before Supreme Court’s new majority
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February 2021 Indictments Handed Down
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Watkins announces candidacy for mayor of City of Quitman

My name is Steve Watkins, and I would like to introduce myself as an Independent Candidate for the… READ MORE

SALTER: Farmers watching California pro-union law before Supreme Court’s new majority
U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services: Mississippi Health Centers to Receive $77,462,250
Mississippi increases monthly welfare check for first time since 1999
February 2021 Indictments Handed Down
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Mississippi is getting $1 billion in stimulus funds for education. Here’s how it can be spent.

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Arrest Record for September 2020
Law enforcement makes drug arrests
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Charles Wilton Pittman

Charles Wilton Pittman, 67, of the Orange Community passed away on March 19, 2021, at his residence… READ MORE

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Judges in box on medical marijuana

If Mississippi did not elect its Supreme Court judges, you could more confidently predict what they… READ MORE

GIPSON: Worker Shortages Threaten Commerce, Supply and Distribution Chains
SALTER: Amazon in Alabama: Organized labor’s racial narrative soundly rejected yet again
Easter 2021 – America is ready for a Resurrection
Losing a community icon
Bryant signs bullying legislation

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Brian Dozier will be at home on Opening Day and loves it

Major League Baseball’s opening day is set for Thursday. All 30 big league teams will play, but for… READ MORE

Brian Dozier will be at home on Opening Day and loves it
In a season of baseball excellence, we should recall the ‘Willie Ball’
Does college hoops get any better? How could it? Ben Howland, Kermit Davis agree.
As we move to the Final Four, let’s look at obvious NCAA selection bias
Brian Dozier will be at home on Opening Day and loves it

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God’s Turn

The recent national election confirmed the Bible verse John 3:19, “Men loved darkness rather than… READ MORE

Beloved Magnolia on the Flag
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Are We Dumbing Down?
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Editorial: Jobs incentive reform
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Pay Attention to Your Municipality, County Government 
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