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House opts in to Mississippi Open to Religion Act, sending the measure to the Senate for consideration

By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Fri,02/13/26-12:10PM, 483 Reads 4,980 Statewide
The measure would allow students to opt-in to pray and participate in religious activities while on public school grounds, so long as it does not affect instruction time.
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IHL approves new degree programs, Center on Collegiate Gambling at Ole Miss

By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Tue,02/24/26-1:38PM, 481 Reads 3,826 Statewide
The Institutions of Higher Learning Board also recognized Governor Tate Reeves with the Karen Cummins Award for his efforts to improve education in the state.
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Camgian awarded position on Golden Dome Team

By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Fri,02/13/26-12:02PM, 480 Reads 4,192 Statewide
“This is another great example of how Mississippi is leading the revitalization of our defense industry,” U.S. Senator Roger Wicker said.
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Pillow Academy Girls Soccer: Lady ’Stangs have sights set on fifth in a row

By BILL BURRUS BILL BURRUS - For the Commonwealth
Sat,02/21/26-2:00AM, 479 Reads
The Pillow Academy Lady Mustangs start the season in rarefied air.
They begin their quest for a fifth straight state soccer crown Tuesday, when they open up at home against longtime rival Washington School. They have compiled a 56-9-4 record during this historic championship run.
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