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Secrecy backfires on ed board
By TIM KALICH - Editor
Sat,04/01/23-2:00AM , 1293 Reads 19,986 Statewide
There could be a lot of reasons why the Mississippi Senate rejected the nomination of Dr. Robert Taylor for state superintendent of education.
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GLH in line for about $1M in state help
By TIM KALICH - Editor
Thu,03/30/23-2:00AM , 1585 Reads
Greenwood Leflore Hospital stands to get almost a million dollars in emergency funding from a pair of bills that have passed the Mississippi Legislature.
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Mike Cornish, an employee with Parker Wrecker Service, cleans up around the fatal crash scene Saturday on U.S. 82 west of Carrollton. Behind him is the 18-wheeler that was involved. At the time of the crash, it was carrying on its lowboy trailer the excavator to the right. (By Tim Kalich)

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Crash turns birthday celebration to tragedy
By TIM KALICH - Editor
Tue,03/28/23-2:00AM , 4295 Reads
A Greenwood pastor says it’s “a miracle” that more were not killed Saturday in a horrific highway accident that claimed the life of a son of a church member.
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McDaniel has found a stooge
By TIM KALICH - Editor
Sat,03/25/23-2:00AM , 823 Reads 17,582 Statewide
Mississippi’s Democratic Party has used a terrible argument to try to keep Bob Hickingbottom off its primary ballot for governor.
A better reason would be that the little-known Hickingbottom is behaving like a plant designed to accomplish two objectives for the right wing of the Republican Party:
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