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Friends of Mississippi Veterans Receive Donation from MBraves

Sunday, August 11 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Braves presented Friends of Mississippi Veterans with a donation of $1500 at last night’s Military Monday game at Trustmark Park. The funds came as a result of a silent auction held during a Memorial Day partnership game on May 24th with Mississippi Veterans... Read More.

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New Scholarships Available for Qualified ECCC Career-Technical Students for 2019-20

Friday, August 9 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Works Career-Technical Scholarship program has available scholarship opportunities for qualified East Central Community College students who are enrolled in approved degree programs for the 2019-20 term. To be eligible for the Mississippi Works Career-Technical Scholarships, students must be a legal resident of Mississippi,... Read More.

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The MAX’s August Concert Series features Boswell Media’s 2018 Mississippi Songwriter of the Year, Derek Norsworthy

Friday, August 9 by Staff Report

Boswell Media’s 2018 Mississippi Songwriter of the Year, Derek Norsworthy, is the guest artist at The MAX in Meridian for the August Brown Bag concert on Thursday, August 15 from 11:30 am – 1:00 pm. Norsworthy has toured the U.S. and has opened for... Read More.

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Leake County Libraries Dial-A-Story “Late for School” read by Mrs. Lachell Boyd

Friday, August 9 by Staff Report

This week’s Leake County Libraries Dial-A-Story is, “Late for School” by Stephanie Calmenson with an accelerated reader level of 1.1. Our guest reader is Mrs. Lachell Boyd. Lachell Boyd and her husband Kendrick Boyd are natives of Carthage, MS. Lachell Boyd is a proud... Read More.

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Largest US immigration raids in a decade net 680 arrests

Wednesday, August 7 by Staff Report

(AP) — U.S. immigration officials raided numerous Mississippi food processing plants Wednesday, arresting 680 mostly Latino workers in what marked the largest workplace sting in at least a decade. The raids, planned months ago, happened just hours before President Donald Trump was scheduled to visit... Read More.

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Republican runoff set in Mississippi governor’s race

Wednesday, August 7 by Staff Report

Tate Reeves and Bill Waller, Jr., will be in a runoff for the Republican nomination. Here's how the raw numbers stood: Tate Reeves (GOP) 179,065 49% Bill Waller Jr. (GOP) 122,234 33% Reeves, the state's current lieutenant governor, was considered by many to be the GOP front-runner because... Read More.

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Tribe Celebrates Nanih Waiya Day with Multiple Activities

Wednesday, August 7 by Staff Report

In 2008, after the Nanih Waiya Mound was returned to the Choctaw People by the State of Mississippi, the Tribe created Nanih Waiya Day to celebrate the mound’s return. Yesterday, the Tribe celebrated with multiple activities throughout the day. In the morning, a program at... Read More.

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East Central Community College presents Friday Night Football returning to Cruisin 98.3

Wednesday, August 7 by Breck Riley

Boswell Media Sports and East Central Community College are proud to announce East Central Community College Friday Night Football on Cruisin 98.3. East Central Community College will sponsor a 10-game broadcast schedule of local high schools in the central Mississippi area. “We are so excited about... Read More.

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Hosemann Wins Republican Nomination for Lieutenant Governor with More Than 85 Percent of the Vote

Tuesday, August 6 by Staff Report

Jackson, Miss. – Garnering 85.6 percent of the vote with only 63 percent of precincts reporting, Delbert Hosemann cruised to a landslide Republican Primary victory in his bid to become Mississippi’s next Lieutenant Governor. “I am incredibly honored to accept the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor,... Read More.

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Alderman Jerry Darby awarded the designation of Certified Municipal Official

Tuesday, August 6 by Staff Report

Alderman Jerry Darby was awarded the designation of Certified Municipal Official from the Mississippi Municipal League. Walnut Grove Mayor Brian Gomillion presented the award to Vice-Mayor Darby last week. The basic CMO designation which course work focuses on municipal organization, law, finance, and land use.... Read More.

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3 run for GOP nomination for Mississippi attorney general

Monday, August 5 by Staff Report

Mississippi voters are choosing a new attorney general for the first time in 16 years. Three lawyers are competing for the Republican nomination, and they are battling over who would make the biggest change in the office currently held by Democrat Jim Hood. He's the... Read More.

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More than 46,000 absentee ballots requested for primaries

Monday, August 5 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Secretary of State's Office says 46,545 people requested absentee ballots for the Aug. 6 primary elections. And as of the deadline Monday, 41,097 absentee ballots had been received back to the circuit clerk offices in the state. Comparatively, in the 2015 Primary Election,... Read More.

Leake

Friends of Mississippi Veterans Receive Donation from MBraves

New Scholarships Available for Qualified ECCC Career-Technical Students for 2019-20

The MAX’s August Concert Series features Boswell Media’s 2018 Mississippi Songwriter of the Year, Derek Norsworthy

Leake County Libraries Dial-A-Story “Late for School” read by Mrs. Lachell Boyd

Largest US immigration raids in a decade net 680 arrests

Republican runoff set in Mississippi governor’s race

Tribe Celebrates Nanih Waiya Day with Multiple Activities

East Central Community College presents Friday Night Football returning to Cruisin 98.3

Hosemann Wins Republican Nomination for Lieutenant Governor with More Than 85 Percent of the Vote

Alderman Jerry Darby awarded the designation of Certified Municipal Official

3 run for GOP nomination for Mississippi attorney general

More than 46,000 absentee ballots requested for primaries

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