Mississippi youth court law puts families’ rights at risk, public defender lawsuit says
By Anna Wolfe | Originally published by Mississippi Today Audio recording is automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the
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Kudzu Stage spotlights ensemble in production of “Frozen”
Kudzu Stage said members of its featured ensemble will bring energy and liveliness to its stage production of “Frozen.” The theater said tickets are on sale.
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Judge rules against effort to create majority-Black DeSoto County districts
By Simeon Gates | Originally published by Mississippi Today U.S. District Judge Glen H. Davidson ruled Wednesday that the plaintiffs
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Fitch says announcement on her political future is coming soon. Hosemann says redistricting is his focus: Neshoba County Fair
By Michael Goldberg and Katherine Lin | Originally published by Mississippi Today NESHOBA COUNTY — Gubernatorial ambitions, declared and yet-to-be, were
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Director of Accelerate MS to Speak at Third Quarterly Luncheon
Trey Smith, director of talent solutions for Accelerate MS, will speak at the Third Quarterly Luncheon, organizers said. The event is sponsored by CMG Home Loans of Hernando, Mississippi.
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Spencer’s Tiger Report Confirmed in Hernando
Reports of a tiger sighting in Hernando have been confirmed, according to local authorities and witnesses.
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Hernando Family Chiropractic asks for $10 in school supplies for local students
Hernando Family Chiropractic is collecting $10 worth of school supplies throughout July to help local students start the school year, the practice said. Items requested include notebooks, pencils, tissues and hand sanitizer.
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Southaven Chamber Helps Local Businesses Grow
Members of the Southaven Chamber of Commerce report increased business opportunities and connections through the organization.
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Chamber, Tropical Getaways open bookings for cruise to benefit Chamber Foundation
The Chamber said it has partnered with Tropical Getaways to offer a cruise with proceeds supporting the Chamber Foundation. Bookings are open to the public and do not require Chamber membership.
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Capitol Police require panhandling applicants to show government ID. But most homeless Jacksonians lack one, advocates say
By Molly Minta | Originally published by Mississippi Today By requiring government ID, Mississippi’s Capitol Police have effectively banned many
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