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Mississippi Center for Public Policy releases study on education

Sat,02/12/22-6:06PM, 7,197 Reads 246,616 Statewide
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Academic standards among Mississippi public schools are poor, and no significant improvement has been documented with validity. A number of claims that there has been an improvement lack methodological rigor.
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Dogs of C-Kennel for Apr 02, 2025

By COMIC - DOGS OF C-KENNEL COMIC - DOGS OF C-KENNEL
Thu,04/03/25-2:00AM, 7,195 Reads

Comic By: Mason Mastroianni, Mick Mastroianni and Johnny Hart
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Mary Elizabeth Robinson

Mon,02/12/18-8:23AM, 7,194 Reads
Mary Elizabeth Robinson, 89, of Taylorsville, Mississippi, died Saturday at Rush Hospital in Meridian. She was born Monday, September 3, 1928.
Visitation will be held on Tuesday, February 13, 2018 from 9-11 a.m. at the First Baptist Church of Taylorsville.
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Simpson County Unofficial Republican Primary Election Results

Wed,08/07/19-3:18PM, 7,177 Reads
Note: Results include absentee and affidavit ballots
***Unofficial Primary Election Results***
23 of 23 Precincts reporting
****Republican****
Governor
Robert Foster-1018
Tate Reeves-2539
Bill Waller Jr.-1840
Lieutenant Governor
Delbert Hosemann-4679
Shane Quick-514
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Ophelia Norvell, 2 of Flora and family members joined other protesters for the We are the 74 Rally held outside the Supreme Court building Tuesday in Jackson. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today

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Medical marijuana protesters call on Mississippi politicians to ‘stop the steal’

By GEOFF PENDER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY GEOFF PENDER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Tue,05/25/21-4:51PM, 7,143 Reads 129,009 Statewide
Carolyn Prisock had a brain tumor removed 15 years ago, and suffers debilitating migraines and side effects from medications — one caused her to temporarily lose her eyesight.
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Mississippi employment continues rapid improvement

Mon,09/21/20-6:34PM, 7,129 Reads 22,166 Statewide
The federal Bureau of Labor Statistics released its latest unemployment report. In August, 2020, Mississippi showed steady progress, adding 10,200 jobs over the previous month of July, 2020.
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Mississippi Covid-19 Update : June 30, 2021

By PRESS RELEASE - MSDH PRESS RELEASE - MSDH
Wed,06/30/21-10:36AM, 7,111 Reads 39,544 Statewide
Listed below is the daily COVID-19 update for the state of Mississippi.
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City dealing with three resignations

By MARLAN JONES MARLAN JONES
Tue,06/22/21-4:30PM, 7,066 Reads
A few changes have occurred since the last regular meeting of the Magee Board of Aldermen, including the resignation of City Superintendent Hugh Dilmore. Dilmore made it official when he turned in his letter of resignation to the mayor recently.
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Noise issues will soon be under control

Wed,05/06/20-10:30AM, 7,013 Reads
BY PAT BROWN
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The good news to come from the city of Magee is there are no expected layoffs or furloughs for city employees.
Mayor Dale Berry said the board had done well by requiring limb cutters to register with city before strom debris is cleaned up.
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Arkansas marked the low point for Rebs. Now the Hogs stand in their way

By RICK CLEVELAND - MISSISSIPPI TODAY RICK CLEVELAND - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Mon,06/20/22-9:04AM, 6,985 Reads 34,544 Statewide
There’s a term baseball coaches often use about their teams: “coming full circle.” It’s usually a good thing. With Ole Miss, it’s better than good. When Mike Bianco used the term Sunday morning before a practice at Creighton University, “full circle” was more like baseball Nirvana.
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