Bible Buddies class visits Panola County Sheriff’s Office
The sheriff’s office thanked the Bible Buddies class for cards, cookies and prayers.
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Jimmy Blann named next Southaven Tribute Hall honoree
Southaven recognized Jimmy “The Jet” Blann, whose career included a K.I.C.K. World Welterweight Championship and a later title recapture.
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Southaven facilities to close Wednesday for Veterans Day
Southaven City Hall and other non-emergency public facilities will be closed Nov. 11, while sanitation services continue on schedule.
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More than a dozen key races remain too early to call one week after Election Day
By By Camille Baker, Associated Press | Originally published by Mississippi Today WASHINGTON — The strength of Democrats’ majorities in the
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Voters struggle as ballot deadlines pass in Mississippi Senate race
By By Emily Cochrane, The New York Times and Michael Goldberg, Mississippi Today | Originally published by Mississippi Today Audio
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Olive Branch Chamber Kicks Off Sirens of Gratitude
The Olive Branch Chamber launched Sirens of Gratitude Nov. 10, with local businesses providing meals and gifts to Olive Branch police and firefighters.
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Colom leads Hyde-Smith by 2,604 votes in Mississippi Senate race as final Hinds County tally looms
By Taylor Vance | Originally published by Mississippi Today Audio articles are automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the
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Ole Miss students and parents call for accountability after viral racist incident
By Candice Wilder | Originally published by Mississippi Today Audio articles are automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the
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Nonprofit celebrates personal finance and economic literacy
By Katherine Lin | Originally published by Mississippi Today Audio articles are automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the
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DeSoto County Kratom Ban Passes, Covers Entire County
The DeSoto County kratom ban is now law. Supervisors made selling or possessing kratom illegal countywide, with fines of $1,000 and jail time per offense.
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