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Mosley appointed to serve on Clarke County Board of Supervisors

The Clarke County Board of Supervisors made history Monday, Oct. 5, when Kay Mosley was sworn in to complete the . . .

Trump’s war is illegal

Mr. Trump’s war against Iran is illegal. It has been since May 1, 2026. That was the day his limited . . .

After starting his campaign with a fake call, Colom shares AI-generated video of Hyde-Smith

The Democrat candidate for U.S. Senate has called for pausing data center construction even as he uses AI to attack . . .

Crimson Tide Drown the Bulldogs 56-23

By Elijah Klepczyk Emmerich Newspapers STARKVILLE – Mississippi State’s late third‑quarter running‑into‑the‑kicker penalty, right after it finally slowed Alabama’s momentum . . .

Competition will lower prices

Politicians, mostly Democrats, talk a great deal about affordability and inflation. Republicans, not so much because policies they and their . . .

Mississippi Valley State quarterback Josh Brown (12) runs away from a Prairie View defender during the third quarter of Saturday’s contest. Brown had three rushing touchdowns and threw for one score.

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Mississippi Valley State University completes memorable comeback for first conference win of season
By CALVIN STEVENS - The Greenwood Commonwealth
Sat,10/03/26-9:12PM , 419 Reads 25,284 Statewide
The roar that could be heard on U.S. 82 West Saturday around 6 p.m. was coming from Rice-Totten Stadium.

It was the sound of victory.
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The wrong 9/11 lessons
By LUTHER MUNFORD
Thu,10/08/26-12:28PM , 32 Reads 943 Statewide
On Sept. 11, 2001, 19 criminals from the Middle East hijacked passenger jets and flew them into buildings in New York and Arlington, Virginia. They killed 3,000 people and caused millions of dollars in property damage. Several lessons have been drawn from that act. Some of those lessons made sense. Some lessons spectacularly did not.
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Opinion: When lethal injections fail
Thu,10/08/26-11:48AM , 40 Reads 1,357 Statewide
There has been plenty of fallout from the two failed attempts to put to death a Tennessee prisoner by lethal injection. The state’s corrections commissioner resigned, and the governor has put a halt to executions through the end of the year to find out what went wrong.
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Rebels Aim To Get Back On Track
Thu,10/08/26-2:08PM , 19 Reads 1,238 Statewide
By Elijah Klepczyk

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Ole Miss football is back in action this week, as it will travel to Nashville for the second time this season, this time to take on the Vanderbilt Commodores.
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