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Expect flood of lies
Thu,06/27/24-2:00AM , 388 Reads
News organizations have been gearing up for a busy Thursday night calling out the lies, half-truths and misleading statements uttered during the presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
The New York Times alone says it has assigned 29 fact-checkers to the job.
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What to expect Thursday night
Wed,06/26/24-2:00AM , 877 Reads
What should American voters expect Thursday night when President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump debate? Most likely, a lot of what they’ve already been hearing.
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Golf carts meant for golf courses
Tue,06/25/24-2:00AM , 1353 Reads
A Greenwood resident described the following harrowing interaction he had the other day with a minor-operated golf cart on one of the city’s streets.
The resident was driving in Northeast Greenwood and just happened to look well down the road to an area in which his car would soon be.
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Deserved praise
Tue,06/25/24-2:00AM , 320 Reads
Dr. Margie Pulley received a lot of well-earned compliments last week for her performance in helping turn around the Tunica County School District.
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