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Woman killed after saying she would keep baby

A prosecutor says a 33-year-old Mississippi man killed his 21-year-old pregnant girlfriend after finding out she was not going to give the baby up for adoption. A judge ruled Friday there was enough evidence to keep murder and kidnapping charges against Terence Sample and hold... Read More.
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Deadline nearing for absentee ballots

This is the final week to cast absentee ballots for the Aug. 6 primaries. Circuit clerk offices in every county will be open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and also Saturday, Aug. 3, from 8 a.m. till noon. The deadline for mail-in ballots to be... Read More.
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Neshoba County Fair welcomes Attorney General candidates

Supporters packed into the Neshoba County Fair pavilion to hear candidates for Attorney General. Andy Taggart, Lynn Fitch, Mark Baker and Jennifer Collins spoke about the importance of the office. Taggart has practiced law for more than 30 years and worked with governors Haley Barbour... Read More.
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Boswell Media Sports 2019 football broadcast lineup

Boswell Media Sports is proud to announce another season covering high school and junior college football. The Boswell Media Sports crew will air over 50 live broadcasts of Kosciusko, Leake Academy, Holmes Community College, and East Central Community College football this season. Local football fans will... Read More.
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Neshoba County Fair heats up in Lt Governor race (Video)

The Neshoba Co. Fair featured state candidates Wednesday in Founders Square. Wednesday morning candidates spoke about the upcoming primary election. Hundreds of people gather around the pavilion to hear what candidates had to say. Many voters I spoke with say founders square is where they... Read More.
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Mississippi Lottery Commission firms time line

The launch date of selling scratch-off tickets for the Mississippi Lottery is expected by Dec. 1. The Mississippi Lottery Corporation said Tuesday it's now seeking advertising and related services for that purpose. “Our objective is to have a qualified advertising agency bring our company to life... Read More.
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