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Main Street Magee hosted a Lunch&Learn April 22 to learn more about the Mississippi Main Street program of which Magee is a part. Local members are, back row, Chris Purdum, Phillip Peacock, Tiffany Kinslow, Jim Miller, Amanda Blakeney, and Christin Curlee; front row, Merika Kalman, Allison Clark, Jennifer Lay and Allyson Berch. Not pictured is Lee Maddox.

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Magee works toward Main Street status
By BETH PUDAS
Wed,04/30/25-9:15AM , 1,478 Reads
The Magee Community House was the site of a Main Street Magee Lunch & Learn on April 22, offering information about the Mississippi Main Street, a state and nationwide program available to assist efforts to revitalize downtowns.
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Tyler Perry comedy about a Mississippi lieutenant governor ‘She The People’ set to stream on Netflix
By MISSISSIPPI TODAY STAFF
Thu,04/24/25-4:42PM , 254 Reads 8,491 Statewide
Netflix has announced it will stream “She The People,” a comedy written, produced and directed by Tyler Perry based on a fictional newly elected Mississippi Lieutenant Governor, Antoinette Dunkerson, played by Terri J. Vaughn.
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Raphael Semmes to fulfill dream of playing with Mississippi Symphony
By SUSAN MARQUEZ - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Wed,04/23/25-9:28AM , 254 Reads 7,911 Statewide
Sundown at Renaissance will take place Thursday, April 24, on the Renaissance at Colony Park green space.
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Mississippi Legends: Folk-rock singer and songwriter, Steve Forbert
By LAURA LEE LEATHERS - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Mon,04/21/25-9:58AM , 342 Reads 10,100 Statewide
Artists such as Marty Stuart, Keith Urban, and Webb Wilder have recorded the Meridian-native’s songs.

Back in the late 1970s, Steve Forbert had the title as the “the new Bob Dylan.”
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