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St. John: Tea, over time

2 months ago

Robert St. John says some drinks come and go. Trends pass through fast and leave just as quickly. Iced tea never left. Iced tea has been called the house wine of the South. Rick Bragg once wrote that a glass of iced tea can tell you just about everything you need to know about where you are and who you’re with, and he wasn’t wrong. Around here, iced tea is just part of how things are done. It shows up early and sticks around.

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Friedeman: The abundant life, in a nutshell

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2 months ago

Below is a religion column by Matt Friedeman: May we follow Paul’s example, cherishing and celebrating older men or women who have spent their lives in faithful service to God and others. In a recent discipleship group meeting, as we were reading in 1 Timothy, one of the guys pointed out a verse on “widows” and commented, “Man, that is a perfect picture of the abundant life…a life well-lived.” It was. It is!

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School choice bill narrowly passes House, Senate leaders vow opposition

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2 months ago

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One of the biggest priorities of the State’s 2026 legislative session has been school choice, which has been laid out in a 446-page omnibus bill, House Bill 2 (Mississippi Educational Freedom Program Act of 2026). The bill has narrowly passed the House with a 61-59 vote and now moves to the Senate.

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MSDH Deploys Staff and Resources for Ice Storm Recovery

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2 months ago

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MSDH Ice Storm Deployment

Jackson, Miss.- The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) is providing personnel and resources throughout North Mississippi as the state recovers from the ice storm last weekend.

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America 250 committee kicks off Winston County planning and seeks volunteers for yearlong celebration

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2 months ago

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Free passes, stolen bases push No. 7 Pearl River past Bishop State

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2 months ago

Pearl River's Jaycee Holifield (Laurel; Stringer) touches home after belting a walk-off home run against Bishop State. It was her second long ball of the doubleheader.

Patience and speed were the recipe for success Wednesday afternoon in Pearl River softball's season opener against Bishop State. The Wildcats used 16 walks and 13 stolen bases to secure a sweep, winning the games 11-2 and 10-1 in five innings each. "We were really aggressive today — a little too aggressive at times," head coach Christie Meeks said. "That's something we can continue to work on and learn from. I'm so proud of our team — especially our pitching staff. These girls all care for each other and root for each other so much."

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Noxapater to host 2026 Mardi Gras parade Feb. 14

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2 months ago

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Louisville aldermen review capital projects, approve bond payments, discuss Strand Theater funding

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2 months ago

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Thousands without power as Winter Storm Fern moved through Choctaw County

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2 months 1 week ago

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By LaKeadra Coffey Choctaw Plaindealer.

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4-County crews battle Winter Storm Fern in Choctaw County

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2 months 1 week ago

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Stricklin steps down as Ackerman fire chief; Sportsplex discussed during meeting

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2 months 1 week ago

By LaKeadra Coffey Choctaw Plaindealer

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Choctaw County Board of Supervisors considers raising rates on solid waste

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2 months 1 week ago

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Choctaw County Board of Supervisors considers raising rates on solid waste

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2 months 1 week ago

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Choctaw County Board of Supervisors considers raising rates on solid waste

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2 months 1 week ago

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Lady Chargers roll as key district stretch looms

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2 months 1 week ago

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Eupora Primary Care Clinic grand opening

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2 months 1 week ago

SUBMITTED Gathering to celebrate the grand opening of Eupora Primary Care are clinic staff, NMMC-Eupora teammates, North Mississippi Medical Clinic leaders, Rotary Club and community members. Front row: Crys Reives, Bert Parish, Charlotte Newman, Dr. Daulton Newman and wife, Tatum Newman, Stacey Elkins, Abbi Crane, Amy Suber, Jenna Jones Second row: Elizabeth Parish, Mark Newman, Suzanna Johnson, Molly Welson, Julian Cunningham Third row: Stan Blaylock, Robin Mixon, Dr. Christy Vowell, Laura Booth, Dr. David Booth

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