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French Camp looks to rebound this week on the hardcourt

Fri,12/12/25-4:48PM, 964 Reads
By Robbie Robertson
The Choctaw Plaindealer
The French Camp boys basketball team dropped two contests last week.
The Panthers lost 48-34 to Scott Central and 56-32 to Sebastopol.
The Lady Panthers also lost both of their games, falling 54-4 to Sebastopol and 52-10 to Scott Central.
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Doublespeaking circa 2026

By BENTLEY CONNER BENTLEY CONNER
Thu,02/26/26-11:24AM, 964 Reads 13,881 Statewide
The Music Minister stopped rehearsal and shouted at the choir. These are words, people. Don't let a pretty song drown out the words. Words have meaning.
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Photo by Submitted, © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

A unique tour

First row (seated from left to right)- Kennedi Barron, Micah Bost, Holden Chennault Second row seated from left to right - Kate Norwood, Emerson Powers, Ella Williams, Velora van Orman. 1st row standing - Leeanna Biggart, Paisleigh Chandler, Mallory Moore, Gracie Kate Burrell, SeMya Henderson, Bella Garcia, Allie Grayce Gibson . 2nd row standing - Avery Nicholson , Jackson Schuler, Barrett Smith, Carson Philyaw, Bradley Goss, Tanner Pettit, Greyson Kyle, Layla Nicholson, Madeline Owen, Lindsey Blaine, Emma Grace Griffin, Mariah Dodd, Kirkland Jones, Gabe Milner, Hayes Tyler. Students were under the direction of Mrs. Angel Chennault.

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Cemetery tour helps bring local history to life

Thu,10/30/25-9:31PM, 960 Reads
From press and staff reports
About 150 people walked among the tombstones of Kosciusko Cemetery on Saturday, October 25 evening as high school students brought the town's history to life through dramatic portrayals of former residents.
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Mississippi’s March revenues exceed estimate by $20.5 million

By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Mon,04/06/26-2:08PM, 960 Reads 20,426 Statewide
Year-to-date state revenue collections with three months remaining in the current fiscal year remain $120 million, or 2.32% above estimate.
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French Camp looks to rebound this week on the hardcourt

Doublespeaking circa 2026

Cemetery tour helps bring local history to life

Mississippi’s March revenues exceed estimate by $20.5 million

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