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Charleston, West Tally varsity basketball teams advance in playoffs

In an unusual feat, both the boys and girls varsity basketball teams from both Charleston High School and West Tallahatchie . . .

Lawmakers want to end the need for envelopes when voting absentee

How they get there is up for debate, as competing bills have been offered in the House and Senate. The . . .

Harkins: Ensuring a private ballot vote on unionization efforts - Setting clear expectations for taxpayers’ dollars

Below is a political opinion column by Josh Harkins: State Senator Josh Harkins says when taxpayer dollars are invested, Mississippi . . .

Two Charlestonians die in Tuesday morning car crash

A fiery two-vehicle crash claimed the lives of two Charleston residents early Tuesday. The Mississippi Highway Patrol identified the victims . . .

The Other Side Podcast - Fresh eyes: New lawmakers give their take on the Mississippi Legislature

Sens. Kamesha Mumford of Jackson and Justin Pope of Pope (yes, Pope) share their insight and experiences as freshmen lawmakers . . .

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Magnolia Mornings: February 20, 2026
By MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE STAFF
Fri,02/20/26-10:52AM , 230 Reads 6,756 Statewide
Important state and national stories, market and business news, sports and entertainment, delivered in quick-hit fashion
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It’s early, yes, but Mississippi’s college baseball teams have started fast
By RICK CLEVELAND - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Tue,02/24/26-3:20PM , 138 Reads 9,484 Statewide
Two weekends into it, the college baseball season is but a puppy. Nevertheless, we can make at least one observation:

Our Mississippi teams have really high ceilings. They can play ball. Omaha is not out of the question for any of the three.
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Harkins: Ensuring a private ballot vote on unionization efforts - Setting clear expectations for taxpayers’ dollars
By JOSH HARKINS - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Mon,02/23/26-9:58AM , 107 Reads 3,379 Statewide
Below is a political opinion column by Josh Harkins:

State Senator Josh Harkins says when taxpayer dollars are invested, Mississippi has the right to define the terms of that partnership — including the expectation that workers’ choices about representation are made through a private ballot.
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The Other Side Podcast - Fresh eyes: New lawmakers give their take on the Mississippi Legislature
By GEOFF PENDER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Tue,02/24/26-3:08PM , 92 Reads 2,516 Statewide
Sens. Kamesha Mumford of Jackson and Justin Pope of Pope (yes, Pope) share their insight and experiences as freshmen lawmakers, at the halfway point of their first legislative session. The two say they’ve quickly realized legislating centers around relationships made at the Capitol and how one works with others
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