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Magnolia Mornings: August 19, 2026

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A day’s drive through the Delta

It was an improbable trip to begin with. A struggling 68-year-old publisher and a 92-year-old private equity mogul traveling across . . .

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 . . .

Interfaith community prayer vigil to honor young lives lost to violence

GLENDORA — The Emmett Till Historic Intrepid Center (ETHIC) will host an Interfaith Community Prayer Vigil on the grounds of . . .

Pike County EMA recognized for incident response leadership

Pike County Emergency Management Director Tina Reed earned the award from the National Association of State Fire Marshals for her . . .

Pictured, from left, are library official Laura Warrior, Rotarian Ray Clolinger, library Director Angela Cossar and library official Audra Brown. (Photo by Dana Clolinger)

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Rotary welcomes library officials to weekly meeting
By DANA CLOLINGER - Special to The Sun-Sentinel
Tue,08/18/26-4:20PM , 325 Reads
The Charleston Rotary Club welcomed representatives from the Tallahatchie County Library System as their guest speakers on Wednesday, Aug. 5.

Members discussed the library’s annual report and the numerous programs that it provides to the community.

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Tindell believes he’s “uniquely qualified” to be Mississippi’s next Attorney General
By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Tue,08/18/26-10:02AM , 200 Reads 4,984 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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Patient with burn injuries to 96% of their body treated, discharged from Mississippi Burn, Hand and Reconstruction Center
By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Tue,08/18/26-9:52AM , 361 Reads 5,405 Statewide
According to the center, the patient is the most severely burned patient to be treated in the facility’s history.
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House lawmakers consider school consolidation as Mississippi public education enrollment declines
By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Tue,08/18/26-11:24AM , 147 Reads 2,357 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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A day’s drive through the Delta

It was an improbable trip to begin with. A struggling 68-year-old publisher and a 92-year-old private equity mogul traveling across the Mississippi Delta to warn a river city about an impending natural disaster, one which would be the greatest in the nation's history.