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DRC Industries locating in Lowndes County, creating 50 jobs

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St. John: Taking the long way home

Robert St. John says, “Every now and then, an old road reminds me that before I became who I am . . .

Opinion: Eliminating a soft bigotry

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Extreme heat can be dangerous to a pregnancy. Take precautions and recognize the warning signs of distress. (Metro)

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An expectant mom's guide to a healthy pregnancy amid extreme heat
By GREG FLYNN - Mississippi State Department of Health
Sat,08/08/26-9:00AM , 251 Reads
JACKSON — Just one day of extreme heat can result in pregnancy complications.
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Mayors from around the Delta attend an informational meeting at the Cleveland-Bolivar County Chamber of Commerce hosted by state Sen. Sarita Simmons in partnership with the Mississippi Development Authority. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Local mayors learn about law to help small cities, towns meet local obligations for grant funds
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Sat,08/08/26-5:00AM , 280 Reads
District 13 state Sen. Sarita Simmons of Cleveland recently hosted an informational meeting for local mayors at the Cleveland-Bolivar County Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Mississippi Development Authority (MDA).
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Girls attend the sixth annual Girls’ Empowerment Summer Retreat (Photo submitted by Norma Jean Bradford)

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Sixth annual retreat teaches girls to navigate life experiences
By COLONEL RET. NORMA JEAN BRADFORD
Fri,08/07/26-4:33PM , 346 Reads
CASCILLA — The sixth annual Girls’ Empowerment Summer Retreat was held here over a two-day period, June 24-25. Over the two-day period, 14 girls attended.
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Ole Miss’ Golding Looking Forward to Measuring Team’s Physicality
Fri,08/07/26-2:30PM , 337 Reads 9,246 Statewide

By Elijah Klepczyk

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OXFORD – Ole Miss head football coach Pete Golding was optimistic after the first day of fall camp. “I think they have got a good idea conceptually of what we are asking them to do in all three phases,” Golding said.
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Girls attend the sixth annual Girls’ Empowerment Summer Retreat (Photo submitted by Norma Jean Bradford)

Sixth annual retreat teaches girls to navigate life experiences

CASCILLA — The sixth annual Girls’ Empowerment Summer Retreat was held here over a two-day period, June 24-25. Over the two-day period, 14 girls attended.