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What the sunshine laws say
By TIM KALICH - Editor
Sat,02/12/22-2:00AM , 1891 Reads
Mississippi’s so-called sunshine laws are not well-understood, even by those who serve in public office and are supposed to follow the rules for public records and public meetings.
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Consultant testifies about Express Grain's problems
By TIM KALICH - Editor
Sat,02/12/22-2:00AM , 1949 Reads
The consultant who has been running Express Grain Terminals LLC for most of the past four months has been reluctant to talk publicly about the company’s situation.
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HomeFront Home Improvement Center has been purchased by Central Network Retail Group LLC of Memphis.

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HomeFront Home Improvement sold to Memphis retailer
By TIM KALICH - Editor
Mon,02/07/22-9:56PM , 11885 Reads 15,401 Statewide
HomeFront Home Improvement Center has been purchased by a major Memphis-based retailer that operates hardware stores, home centers and lumber yards in 16 states.
The sale of the Greenwood and Winona stores to Central Network Retail Group LLC closed Monday for an undisclosed price, the companies announced.
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John Coleman, president of Express Grain Terminals, is being investigated for allegedly submitting falsified financial documents to the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce. (By Susan Montgomery)

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Report: AG investigating Coleman for possible fraud
By TIM KALICH - Editor
Sat,02/05/22-4:13PM , 119639 Reads 462,296 Statewide
The Mississippi Attorney General’s Office is investigating whether John Coleman, the president of Express Grain Terminals LLC, committed fraud by allegedly submitting falsified financial documents to state regulators, a Jackson newspaper is reporting.
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