State revenue up. Heat can hurt the economy. Rocket explodes in test: Mississippi Marketplace
By Katherine Lin | Originally published by Mississippi Today Audio recording is automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the
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Jackson/Hinds Library System is overrun with repair needs
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Bricks & Minifigs Hernando starts Summer Sidewalk Sale with discounts
Bricks & Minifigs Hernando announced a Summer Sidewalk Sale starting today with 10% off pre-loved sets, buy-one-get-one offers on Maker and Ball minifigures, and 20% off bulk LEGO through the weekend.
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Olive Branch Police Welcome Home Special Olympics Champion Joseph Tate
The Olive Branch Police Department said Joseph Tate returned home after winning three gold medals at the Special Olympics National Games in Minnesota and that the department helped raise funds for athletes.
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Northwest Mississippi Community College names two vice presidents
Northwest Mississippi Community College announced the appointments of Dr. Brad Smith as vice president of institutional affairs and Dr. Ginger Robbins as vice president of instruction, the college said.
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Owner credits Southaven Chamber for business growth
The owner of Here 4U Notary & Tax Solutions said the Southaven Chamber pushed the business to do more and do better and urged other business owners to get involved.
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Malone Road resurfacing continues from Stateline Road to Goodman Road
The city said resurfacing on Malone Road from Stateline Road south to Goodman Road continues today and urged drivers to plan for delays.
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Panola County Jail visitation kiosks out of service
Panola County Jail officials said the facility’s visitation kiosks are currently out of service and asked visitors to call (662) 563-6230 to confirm status. Officials said they will post an update when the kiosks are back online.
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Voter voices: ‘We’re well past that.’ State’s troubled past shouldn’t be issue in redistricting
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Olive Branch Seeks Applicants for 2026-27 Mayor’s Youth Council
The city of Olive Branch is accepting applications for its 2026-27 Mayor’s Youth Council from students entering 11th or 12th grade, the city said. Applications are due Aug. 14 and can be submitted at www.obms.us/youthcouncil.
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