Lottery Sends More Than $9.4 Million to State
The Education Enhancement Fund for the Fiscal Year has received a total of $23,988,911.75.
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Gunasekara announces fundraising results and campaign support
Gunasekara is running for the position in the August Republican primary against Tanner Newman, now on leave from the City of Tupelo to campaign, and state Rep. Chris Brown.
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Over $1.15 million to Mississippians deceived by TurboTax owner Intuit
The settlement is the result of a multi-state investigation that found that Intuit was using deceptive digital tactics to steer low-income consumers toward its commercial products and away from federally-supported free tax services.
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Analysis of Jackson audits shows a dangerous financial situation
“Our analysis of Jackson’s audits shows serious and fundamental financial issues that have to be straightened out. Every concerned taxpayer should be reading this report.”
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Wicker: Champions Yazoo Backwater Water Management Plan
Government officials unveiled the plan this week at a meeting with community members, and they are asking for the public’s feedback.
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Mississippi Development Authority celebrates Economic Development Week
The proclamation and Economic Development Week highlight the significant contributions of economic developers to communities and their efforts to increase the quality of life for all residents.
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Pump prices falling back below $3.00 a gallon level
The Deep South and the Southeast, outside of Florida, is where the lowest prices in the country are located.
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National Fallen Firefighters Service on Sunday
Expect to see American flags flying at half staff on Sunday in honor of fallen firefighters.
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McRae: More than Main Street
Despite tornadoes and hurricanes, floods and unexpected freezes, our Main Streets remain strong cornerstones of our Mississippi way of life.
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Southaven alderman Hoots opposes new license tag design
Southaven Alderman Charlie Hoots, a candidate for House District 20 State Representative, has announced his opposition to the new Mississippi car tag design that removes the words “In God We Trust.”
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