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Nearly one-quarter of Tallahatchie students have no internet at home

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Charleston Athletics Weekly Recap, by LaDon Taylor

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Mac Gordon: School mergers a likely topic for 2027

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Hitachi Energy brings largest U.S. investment to date to Mississippi
By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Sun,09/20/26-10:28AM , 309 Reads 5,299 Statewide
The $528 million expansion project in Copiah County will increase the company’s production capacity and expand the range of small power transformers manufactured domestically, while creating over 650 jobs.
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Magnolia Mornings: September 18, 2026
By MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE STAFF
Fri,09/18/26-11:34AM , 302 Reads 5,644 Statewide
Important state and national stories, market and business news, sports and entertainment, delivered in quick-hit fashion
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Charleston, West Tallahatchie to battle for 'egg' Friday night in Webb
By CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,09/17/26-4:58PM , 1,375 Reads
The Charleston High School Tigers and the West Tallahatchie High School Choctaws will suit up for pigskin combat in the annual “Battle of the Golden Egg” Friday night.
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Why 9/11 feels more poignant
By DOUGLAS CARSWELL - MISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY
Thu,09/17/26-10:18AM , 192 Reads 7,861 Statewide
September 11th felt much more poignant this year. Perhaps that’s because it is 25 years since the attack on the Twin Towers, and a quarter of a century seems more of a milestone.
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