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Woodward Hines steps up to fill shortfall in last dollar college scholarship fund for foster children

Woodward Hines is providing $800,000 that will help about 170 children in foster care attend college in Mississippi. Through a . . .

Tindell believes he’s “uniquely qualified” to be Mississippi’s next Attorney General

The Commissioner of Public Safety has announced a run for Attorney General. He plans to step down from the state . . .

The Second Amendment and Its English Roots

The Second Amendment is among the most debated provisions in the United States Constitution, yet its origins are remarkably clear . . .

Patient with burn injuries to 96% of their body treated, discharged from Mississippi Burn, Hand and Reconstruction Center

According to the center, the patient is the most severely burned patient to be treated in the facility’s history. A . . .

St. John: A friend who likes funerals

Robert St. John says that while his friend doesn’t like that someone died, he likes what happens when people gather . . .

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House lawmakers consider school consolidation as Mississippi public education enrollment declines
By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Tue,08/18/26-11:18AM , 69 Reads 1,547 Statewide
While there are sure to be challenges in consolidating or closing schools, lawmakers were told by three superintendents with consolidation experience that the long-term impact of consolidation was beneficial to students and the community.
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Woodward Hines steps up to fill shortfall in last dollar college scholarship fund for foster children
By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Tue,08/18/26-11:12AM , 67 Reads 3,310 Statewide
Woodward Hines is providing $800,000 that will help about 170 children in foster care attend college in Mississippi.

Through a donation from the Woodward Hines Education Foundation about 170 foster children in Mississippi will continue to receive financial aid for college.
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St. John: A friend who likes funerals
By ROBERT ST. JOHN
Tue,08/18/26-11:08AM , 96 Reads 2,789 Statewide
Robert St. John says that while his friend doesn’t like that someone died, he likes what happens when people gather afterward—the stories, the support, and the way a community comes together around a family that needs it.

I have a friend who likes funerals.
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Tindell believes he’s “uniquely qualified” to be Mississippi’s next Attorney General
By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Tue,08/18/26-9:58AM , 90 Reads 3,441 Statewide
The Commissioner of Public Safety has announced a run for Attorney General. He plans to step down from the state agency in the near future and focus solely on running for the office in the 2027 cycle.
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House lawmakers consider school consolidation as Mississippi public education enrollment declines

Woodward Hines steps up to fill shortfall in last dollar college scholarship fund for foster children

St. John: A friend who likes funerals

Tindell believes he’s “uniquely qualified” to be Mississippi’s next Attorney General

Woodward Hines steps up to fill shortfall in last dollar college scholarship fund for foster children

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August 13, 2026

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The U.S. House has voted support for making daylight saving time permanent, eliminating twice-yearly clock adjustments. However, some people say permanent standard time would be better. Which do you prefer?

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House lawmakers consider school consolidation as Mississippi public education enrollment declines

Woodward Hines steps up to fill shortfall in last dollar college scholarship fund for foster children

St. John: A friend who likes funerals

Tindell believes he’s “uniquely qualified” to be Mississippi’s next Attorney General

Woodward Hines steps up to fill shortfall in last dollar college scholarship fund for foster children

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The U.S. House has voted support for making daylight saving time permanent, eliminating twice-yearly clock adjustments. However, some people say permanent standard time would be better. Which do you prefer?

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