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Opinion: Many forces are pushing prices higher

The Federal Reserve manages the nation’s money policies, and one of its goals is a 2% annual inflation rate. It’s . . .

saturday, JuLY 25 Pearlie Grove Baptist Church, located at 108 Shirley Dr. in Quitman, will have a free giveaway on . . .

Don’t give in on mobile sports betting

It’s unclear what prompted Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann to weigh in last week on mobile sports betting. Whatever the reasons . . .

DYW Lily Kate Johnson Competes in the State DYW Program

Be healthy. Be involved. Be studios. Be ambitious. Be responsible. These are the traits that Distinguished Young Women all around . . .

Aluminum Dynamics investing another $200 million in Lowndes County

The recycled aluminum manufacturer plans to create 100 jobs at its slab center which will produce saleable aluminum slabs for . . .

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Winford Dewayne Buckman
By SUBMITTED
Tue,07/14/26-7:25AM , 440 Reads
Winford Dewayne Buckman, 64, of Enterprise, Mississippi, passed away on July 12, 2026, in Clarke County, Mississippi.

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State drops AI traffic cameras
By JACK RYAN
Tue,07/14/26-5:00PM , 280 Reads
The Mississippi Department of Public Safety should not have been surprised when it received criticism recently for a surprise plan to use artificial intelligence-powered cameras for traffic enforcement.
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Business of the Month SPOTLIGHT: Quitman Building Supply
By BRITTNEY MANGUM
Mon,07/13/26-10:00AM , 902 Reads
The Clarke County Chamber of Commerce was elated to name Quitman Building Supply, located at 100 North Railroad Avenue in Quitman, as the Business of the Month SPOTLIGHT for July.
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Members of the Mississippi House gather for a special legislative session at the Old Capitol in Jackson on Wednesday, July 15, 2026. Credit: Eric Shelton/Mississippi Today

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Senate sends youth court overhaul to House after late-night debate in special session
By TAYLOR VANCE - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Thu,07/16/26-2:02PM , 57 Reads 2,520 Statewide
The House is expected on Thursday to take up a measure to overhaul the state’s youth court system, after the Senate passed it late Wednesday night in a special session of the Mississippi Legislature called by Gov.
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