Mississippi halts November SNAP benefits amid federal shutdown; DeSoto County residents impacted
The decision affects more than 350,000 Mississippians statewide, including residents in DeSoto County.
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The decision affects more than 350,000 Mississippians statewide, including residents in DeSoto County.
Read moreThe men’s team capped their home season with an impressive 3-1 win, while the #3 ranked women’s team dominated in a 4-1 victory.
Read moreThe regular season for the Hustle will start Saturday, Nov. 8 at home against the Mexico City Capitanes.
Read moreDelta Grain operates full-service grain elevator and 105-unit rail shuttle facilities in Sidon and Minter City.
Read moreOther notable home opponents include Wilberforce University, Williams Baptist College, Talladega College, Voorhees College, and Fisk University.
Read moreBeginning this December, we will be touring Mississippi farm country with a laser focus on the Future of Agricultural Resiliency.
Read moreThe Excellence in Government Awards, governed by the Mississippi State Personnel Board, were created to celebrate the accomplishments of Mississippians supporting local, district, or state government.
Read moreThe poor in Jerusalem had their needs met, and both Paul and John Mark became great leaders in the early church.
Read moreMississippians are pushing the limits of radar and sensing capabilities.
Read moreProponents of vouchers call “choice” freedom, but real freedom is not abandoning public responsibility.
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