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Phil Bryant is unconvincing
By TIM KALICH - Greenwood Commonwealth
Fri,05/05/23-7:24PM , 771 Reads 22,399 Statewide
The Republican Party has me confused. I thought it liked billionaires.
It certainly likes Harlan Crow, who has provided U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas with lavish vacations and private school tuition assistance that the conservative jurist might not have been able to afford on his government salary.
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Ron Ussery puts a comforting arm around his daughter, Shelby Gorman, as Greenwood firefighters work inside Turnrow Book Co., which was heavily damaged Wednesday night by fire. Gorman is the manager of the bookstore, and Ussery is a former executive for Viking Range, whose founder, Fred Carl Jr., owns the bookstore. (By Tim Kalich)

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Turnrow Books heavily damaged by fire
By TIM KALICH - Greenwood Commonwealth
Wed,04/26/23-11:58PM , 2,300 Reads 142,852 Statewide
A fire brought a sad story Wednesday night to Turnrow Book Co.
While firefighters worked to contain the blaze to the two-story bookstore, employees and patrons gathered in the nearby city parking lot, stunned by the loss, at least temporarily, of a major Greenwood cultural institution.
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Health Department balks at added jobs
By TIM KALICH - Greenwood Commonwealth
Fri,04/21/23-7:14PM , 845 Reads 35,129 Statewide
The Mississippi State Health Department has been less than enthusiastic about some of the responsibilities it has been recently handed by the Legislature.
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Don’t pick on Dollar General
By TIM KALICH - Greenwood Commonwealth
Fri,04/14/23-6:58PM , 613 Reads 31,605 Statewide
You’re not going to drive very far on a rural highway in Mississippi without seeing a Dollar General store.
The no-frills, low-price stores with the yellow-and-black logo are sprouting up all over the state and the nation — so fast that some towns and counties are enacting moratoriums on new locations.
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