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Magee Guard unit deployed

Tue,03/13/18-12:46PM, 2,885 Reads
The City of Magee along with the Magee Chamber of Commerce will host an event on Thursday, March 15, in recognition of the local Magee National Guard unit that is preparing for deployment.
The unit,which is part of the 155th Armored Brigade, is Company A of the 106 Support Battalion.
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SCA basketball

Tue,02/20/18-2:55PM, 2,882 Reads
SCA’s basketball teams played two games last week in the District 3 AAAA District Tournament. The girls opened the tournament against Lamar School and were defeated 58-53 in OT. The boys opened the tournament against East Rankin Academy and won the game by a score of 68-51.
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M’hall adopts liquor sales ordinance

By MARLAN JONES MARLAN JONES
Fri,12/27/19-10:55AM, 2,881 Reads
The City of Mendenhall has established Ordinance Number 264 in response to the changes of liquor sales.
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MSU legend Cooks dies at 64

By JAMES BRYAN HARRELL - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE JAMES BRYAN HARRELL - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Mon,07/10/23-12:34PM, 2,881 Reads 26,303 Statewide
Johnie Cooks will be remembered as a stellar athlete and a great representative for the state of Mississippi.
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Taxpayers owe $10,400 to pay off the state's debts, according to a new report.

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Report: Mississippians owe $10,400 to pay off state's mounting debts

By STEVE WILSON STEVE WILSON
Wed,10/28/20-10:23PM, 2,878 Reads 154,193 Statewide
Mississippi is one of 39 states that can’t pay its bills, according to a recently released report and taxpayers owe $10,400 apiece to make the debt whole.The non-partisan group Truth in Accounting released the 11th edition of its annual Financial State of the States
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City reported for grant slip up

Wed,10/28/20-8:40AM, 2,877 Reads
Last week the newspaper incorrectly reported that part of the finances for the local ball field complex came from a fuel surcharge in the City of Magee.
It should have read that the funds came from prepared foods and a hotel surcharge.
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McGee sought for questioning

By MARLAN JONES MARLAN JONES
Tue,02/11/20-1:32PM, 2,866 Reads
Simpson County Sheriff Paul Mullins reported that during the early morning of February 10, the Sheriff’s Department received a call reporting a stabbing and a house fire on Garrett Road North.
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Community Calendar -1-16-2020

Tue,01/14/20-2:00PM, 2,861 Reads
January 17 & 18
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State lacks the clout it once had

By CHARLES DUNAGIN CHARLES DUNAGIN
Tue,01/21/20-2:26PM, 2,857 Reads
The likely November rematch between Cindy Hyde-Smith and Mike Espy for one of Mississippi’s U.S. Senate seats is a reminder that Mississippi lacks the power it once had at the nation’s Capitol.
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Lady Wolves Sweep Lady Bears

Thu,03/24/22-4:42PM, 2,857 Reads
WESSON – The Co-Lin Softball team returned to action hosting Southwest in a conference play doubleheader on Wednesday, March 24. The Lady Wolves swept the Lady Bears taking game one, 5-0, and game two, 14-3.
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Johnie Cooks will be remembered as a stellar athlete and a great representative for the state of Mississippi.

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