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Vicky Carol Sanders

Mon,12/06/21-1:32PM, 841 Reads
Vicky Carol Sanders (Abel) passed from this life December
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State Department of Mental Health doesn't want to pay for monitor-related costs that are part of a partial stay

By STEVE WILSON
Thu,12/02/21-4:36PM, 638 Reads 6,941 Statewide
In a recent filing, the state Department of Mental Health is asking the court to allow it to omit payment for some of the court-appointed monitor’s costs.
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Rev. Charles Windell Stokes

Wed,12/08/21-6:55AM, 587 Reads
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Harry B. ‘Sonny’ Reynolds, Jr.

Mon,12/06/21-9:02AM, 553 Reads
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Old Sports Dude: Surprise team could creep into the college football playoffs

By AUSTIN BISHOP 
Sun,11/21/21-3:30PM, 1,722 Reads
It was a month ago when I boldly, or recklessly some would say, stepped out and predicted which four teams would make up NCAA football’s version of the final four.
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Mississippi Covid-19 Update : November 30, 2021

By PRESS RELEASE - MSDH
Tue,11/30/21-1:24PM, 1,584 Reads 7,084 Statewide
Listed below is the daily COVID-19 update for the state of Mississippi.

New cases of COVID-19:

549

Tests may have been made during the past week, and represent individuals who became ill a week ago or more.
Repeated tests for the same individual are counted only once.
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MarKeith Selmon, left, today, and at right as the Big Red Band's drum major. Selmon is a 2007 KHS graduate.

MarKeith Selmon: Former drum major still inspired by his KHS years

By LANDON GIBSON
Wed,12/01/21-1:15PM, 1,320 Reads
Former drum major MarKeith Selmon, born and raised in Kosciusko, joined the Big Red Band when he was in sixth grade. He participated for the remainder of his time in local schools, graduating from Kosciusko High School in 2007.
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Sammie L. Kirklin (left) and Jarvis Johnson (right) were each charged with two counts of aggravated assault for the homecoming shooting that occurred on Tipton Street on Oct. 23.

Arrests made in Homecoming shooting

By LANDON GIBSON
Tue,11/16/21-11:33AM, 1,297 Reads
Kosciusko Police Chief Chris Wray announced today that KPD investigators arrested and charged
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Where does entitlement begin?

By GARY ANDREWS
Sat,01/09/21-8:33AM, 117,284 Reads
My wife and I enjoy traveling and when we do, we eat at many type restaurants. On one particular day we stopped in a small town at a short order establishment for a mid-morning meal. They were not busy, so we thought we would be in and out quickly.
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Victim, suspect named in Wednesday afternoon murder

By KAREN FIORETTI
Thu,01/28/21-2:39PM, 81,457 Reads
Adrienne Leshun Coker, a 33-year-old mother of two
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One man dead, another in custody following Friday night shooting

By KAREN FIORETTI
Sat,02/27/21-9:46AM, 30,606 Reads
UPDATE: Charges against Demonta McGee have been officially upgraded from aggravated
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Daquarius Wright is pictured here after he was arrested this week for the murder of Paul's Jewelry owner Jamie Iverson.

"I Could Not Believe He Walked On This One": Officer Was Stunned Daquarius Wright Was Acquitted In Armed Robbery Case Last October

By BRYAN DAVIS
Fri,04/30/21-5:18PM, 27,101 Reads 532,915 Statewide
One of the men charged with capital murder in the shooting death of Paul’s Jewelry owner Jamie Iverson was acquitted in an April 2019 armed robbery of a Family Dollar store in the Jackson area, but according to one of the arresting officers, it was one of the strongest cas
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Wyatt Emmerich, CEO Emmerich Newspapers

Welcome to the Brave New World; The devastating effects of Section 230 on America

By WYATT EMMERICH
Thu,09/17/20-3:00PM, 299,848 Reads
Kudos to Mississippi U. S. Senator Roger Wicker for sponsoring a bill to amend Section 230 of the Communications Act of 1996.
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Roland Mitchell Dampeer, shown in this file photo taken at the time of his arrest, has been indicted on kidnapping charges in relation to incidents involving Andrea Goss starting at the Sunflower supermarket. He has also been indicted at the federal level for the murder of postal worker Sherry Ingold.

Breaking their silence - Part Two - Earlier victim shares her story for the first time

Wed,10/14/20-9:37AM, 138,121 Reads
Before Roland Mitchell Dampeer allegedly shot Sherry Ingold on Jan.
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Bolivar Bullet publisher Scott Coopwood

Big Tech eroding freedoms

By SCOTT COOPWOOD
Thu,10/22/20-3:56PM, 129,771 Reads 556,750 Statewide
During this election cycle perhaps the most vital and heavily viewed platform for political news and debate has been Twitter. Then, up next is Facebook. Founded in 2006, Twitter has 330 million monthly active users and 145 million daily active users.
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Late football great Robert "Gentle Ben" Williams honored by State Senate

By THE YAZOO HERALD
Fri,10/09/20-3:02PM, 128,871 Reads 625,636 Statewide
The Mississippi Senate on Tuesday, September 29, 2020, honored the memory and life contributions of former University of Mississippi and Buffalo Bills standout defensive player Robert “Gentle Ben,” Williams of Yazoo City.
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