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Tupelo offensive tackle Zay Alexander, who holds a bevy of Division I offers, has committed to Mississippi State. Tupelo's Zay Alexander 'meant' to play football By BRAD LOCKE and BEN SUTTON Daily Journal Zay Alexander has been playing football for a long time, and his trajectory continues upward. The Tupelo offensive ...
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A freight train with the BNSF railroad travels past a track switch as it heads southeast as through the Crosstown intersection in Tupelo on Wednesday. City officials are moving forward with engineering work for several railway-related projects, thanks in part to a $1.5 million federal grant. Tupelo to receive $1.5 mill...
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Aberdeen School District requesting an increase in ad valorem taxes ABERDEEN – The Aberdeen School District’s proposed ad valorem tax request for Fiscal Year ’22-’23 is $6,141,473.69 for operations and $464,621.52. The district’s revenue and expenditure budget for the upcoming fiscal year is $26,228,316.25. The planned...
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Supervisors updated on MEMA individual storm shelter program ABERDEEN – During Aug. 1’s board of supervisors meeting, Monroe County Emergency Management Agency Director Donna Sanderson shared insight on the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency’s Individual Safe Room Pilot Program, which opened that day. Through the ...
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Hatley's Kenlee Wilkinson was one of the leading scorers for the Lady Tigers last season. Hatley's Lexi Miller will return to the starting point guard position as a senior. Hatley's Chloe Wilbanks will be one of the Lady Tigers' primary ball handlers in her junior year. Lady Tigers fixated on team chemistry, gaining st...
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Aberdeen's ML Fort plans to take on a starting role for the Bulldogs as a senior. Aberdeen's Jermaine Strong played in a few games for the Bulldogs towards the middle of the season. Deon Blanchard/Monroe Journal Files Bulldogs looking to replace key roles over the summer Last year’s Aberdeen Bulldogs basketball team wa...
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Tennessee man killed in Tippah County wreck RIPLEY • A Tennessee man was killed in a Saturday morning two-car collision in northern Tippah County. The Mississippi Highway Patrol responded to the wreck on Highway 72 on Aug. 6 at 5:22 a.m. in Tippah County. The preliminary investigation showed Henry L. Holt, 74, of Humbo...
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Rep. Jason White says he wants to be Speaker, encourages Gunn to make a decision soon JACKSON • Rep. Jason White on Thursday publicly acknowledged that he is interested in becoming Speaker of the House in 2024 and indicated current House Speaker Philip Gunn should make a decision on his future plans to avoid prolonged ...
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Laurel wilt is attacking sassafras trees There is a threat to the health of sassafras trees in north Mississippi. Clarissa Balbalian, the Mississippi State University Plant Disease Diagnostic Lab Manager, has reported an increasing number of calls about dying sassafras across the state. The disease laurel wilt is the s...
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Courtesy: Econo Signs TUPELO – It's business as usual at Connie's Chicken, said the restaurant's new owners. The new ownership group is comprised of Nickle Smith, Patrick Ellis and Tres Brasell, who opened Lamar Yard Smokehouse in Oxford last year. They recently purchased Connie's for an undisclosed sum. "We want to be...
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Let's start school, and football, in September Many years ago in this spot, I advocated for the traditional American school year: nine months of schooling with the summer and holidays off. As a parent, and a former child, I cited the financial hardships for parents in securing child care, and the benefits of a full sum...
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A portrait of Judy Baxter stands under the pavilion at Frisco Park in Amory during the vigil in her honor in this file photo from Aug. 15, 2021, in Amory. LUKAS FLIPPO | Special to the Daily Journal “We want to remind everyone that this is not a cold case. This case is not a forgotten case. Since the evening of August ...
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Ole Miss wide receiver Jalen Knox The Ole Miss senior wide receiver began his career at Missouri as a four-star prospect out of Arlington, Texas. He caught 77 passes for 1,031 yards and four touchdowns in his Tigers career, including 31 receptions for 305 yards in 2020. Knox transferred to Ole Miss as a walk-on in 2021...
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Is it any wonder that Jesus told his disciples to let the little children come unto Him. I was thinking about that while spending a few days in Alabama with relatives. I had gone to meet for the first time our new great nephew and thoroughly enjoyed an abundance of baby love. When I looked into that precious baby’s fac...
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TITLE: Bruise discoloration on foot isn't from a blood clot DEAR DR. ROACH: I'm a 68-year-old woman in good medical/physical condition. I run three times a week and work out with weights regularly. The only medicine I take is bioidentical hormones. Recently, the side of my foot near my baby toe felt sore as if, when I ...
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In this Thursday, Nov. 19, 2020, file photo, elementary school students sit on board a school bus after attending in-person classes at school in Wheeling, Ill. The latest federal relief package includes $81 billion that began flowing to states in late March 2021 with the goal of helping schools reopen quickly. The only...
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Fleming, Dr. Eldridge E. Dr. Eldridge Erastus Fleming was born September 19,1936 to Ervin Erastus Fleming and Hellon Ruth Palmer Fleming in Smithdale, MS. He was the oldest of six children. He attended public schools in several counties before graduating from Independence High School in southeast Franklin County in 195...
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Jimmie Rhea "Jim" Garrison, at the wonderful age of 88, departed this life for his eternal home on August 10, 2022 from his West Tupelo residence. A native Tennessean, Jim was born in Decherd, Tn. on March 7, l934 to the late Howell B. Garrison and Isabelle Matthews Garrison. He grew up there and graduated High School ...
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Thompson, Fred Wilson Houston-Fred Wilson Thompson, 94, passed away Wednesday, August 10, 2022 at Care Center of Aberdeen. He was born December 3, 1927 in Chickasaw County to the late Robert Lee Thompson and Ellye Coila Wilson Thompson. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Houston. Services will be at 2:00 p....
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Bryan Thomas Caldwell, 37, of Mooreville, was arrested by the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, possession of a Schedule II drug. Carlos Copeland, 36, of Sherman, was arrested by the Mississippi Department of Corrections, violation of probation. Hallie Dilworth, 55, of Baldwyn, was arrested by the Lee County Sheriff’s Offic...
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Houston's Jalen Washington rushed for 2,003 yards and 21 touchdowns in just nine games last season. It seems that every year, the deepest position group around here is running back. That’s probably the case most places high school football is played, but this year’s crop in Northeast Mississippi is a truly special one....
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My family made a recent day trip to a neighboring state, so I decided this week’s column should be a tip of the hat to those oases of the interstate highway system: the state welcome centers. My son is a brochure collector, so he invariably makes a bee line for the Wall o’ Brochures. These pamphlets can bring you up to...
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Enjoying the here, now a full time job The Old Man had just been sprung from the hospital where he’d enjoyed a battery of procedures, mostly involving what he referred to as his “innards.” I had come to drive him home or anywhere else he wanted to go. When I pulled up to the curb, he was dressed and waiting outside, al...
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WTVA's chief meteorologist Matt Laubhan grew up terrified of severe weather, but gradually turned that fear into his passion. The longtime weatherman, who's lived and worked in Tupelo for a decade, said he appreciates and respects the bond he has with his viewers. Laubhan leads local Scout recruiting drive As a child, ...
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LYNN JONES: Don't let irritations build up The sun began its slow journey northward last December. It reached the northern limits of its journey on June 21. That day of the sun’s northernmost advance, the summer solstice, is our longest day of the year. Since then, our time of daylight each day has slowly begun to shor...
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MEDITATION: The low down The following is a preacher story, which means that it may or may not have happened: A certain club once gave a pin to a member for being the most humble of them all, then later took the pin away from him after he started wearing it in public. Humility is a tough nut to crack. Anything worthwhi...
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King City Church in Tupelo, located on Briar Ridge Road, was built from the remaining congregation of Elvis Presley's boyhood church. These days, the church is a far cry that simple house of worship, utilizing technology and brandishing a modern, laid back vibe. King City Church in Tupelo has a modern, fun vibe, with l...
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Kobe Patterson, 14, shows Dr. Melissa Thomas his hall pass on his phone at Tupelo High School on Aug. 11, 2022. The school district has implemented a new digital hall pass system, allowing students to request a trip to the restroom, water fountain or classroom without ever having to raise their hands. It also gives tea...
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Herman Page built a store — and a brand Long before Sam Walton conceived the notion of placing a variety store within a grocery store, Herman Page pioneered the concept right here in Tupelo. In 1947, Page and his wife, Jeanette, started Page’s Super Market and Variety Store in the All-America City and endured until 197...
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Amory aldermen hear update on West Amory Community Center activities AMORY – West Amory Community Center Coordinator Dwyan Suggs updated the board of aldermen Aug. 2 on community services it offers. Programs serve elementary through high school-age youth. “We talked to them about life and being good teammates, as well ...
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Ross & Yerger Senior Vice President Joey Hutto can only grin as Dr. Glenn Thomas opens up this year's Good Samaritan Health Services Roast and Toast fundraiser with a few funny stories about Hutto on Aug. 11, 2022, at the BancorpSouth Conference Center in Tupelo. The event, which serves as the nonprofit clinic's sole a...
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ABERDEEN • A woman who was allegedly sexually assaulted by an on-duty Booneville policeman is suing the former officer, the police chief and the city for unspecified damages. On Thursday, U.S. District Court Judge Sharion Aycock set a jury trial date of Oct. 2, 2023, in Aberdeen for Tiffany Oswalt’s civil case against ...
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TUPELO • After 16 days on the run, a woman accused of killing her estranged husband is in custody. U.S. Marshals apprehended Patricia Flakes in Tennessee Friday morning. Lee County Sheriff Jim Johnson said she is awaiting extradition to be returned to Tupelo. Flakes, 42, of Tupelo; Shannon D. Bramlett, 33, of Sardis; a...
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Dr. Eldridge Fleming, Tupelo Jim Garrison, Tupelo David Richard Huggins, Brandon John Meinardi, Corinth Dr. Eldridge Fleming TUPELO - Dr. Eldridge Erastus Fleming was born September 19,1936 to Ervin Erastus Fleming and Hellon Ruth Palmer Fleming in Smithdale, MS. He was the oldest of six children. He attended public sc...
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Saying goodbye is always hard to do I had to say goodbye to three more precious children the last Sunday in July. Teaching Sunday school is fun, but then all too soon comes tithe time to say goodbye. When I said goodbye to these I realized that were were slighted because we didn’t have Sunday School during 2020 and I d...
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In this April 15, 2011 file photo, a bottle of Johnson's baby powder is displayed in San Francisco. Johnson & Johnson is pulling its iconic, talc-based Johnson’s Baby Powder from shelves worldwide next year in favor of a product based on cornstarch. The health care giant’s announcement Friday, Aug. 12, 2022, comes two ...
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Joshua Goodman I AP CHAUTAUQUA, N.Y. • Salman Rushdie, the author whose writing led to death threats from Iran in the 1980s, was attacked and apparently stabbed in the neck Friday by a man who rushed the stage as he was about to give a lecture in western New York. The Chautauqua center is known for its summertime lectu...
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E.L. McIntosh E. L. McIntosh, age 78, passed away Friday, July 15, 2022 in San Antonio, TX. He was a retired Vietnam Veteran, and worked as a civil servant at Kelly AFB. He enjoyed spending time with family and friends and helping anyone in need. His hobbies were barbecuing, working on old cars and fishing with friends...
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Courtesy: Heritage Foundation Census errors will distort elections, funding for next decade By HANS A. VON SPAKOVSKY Guest columnist The Census Bureau has not explained how it got the 2020 Census so wrong. This is particularly troublesome because the Bureau reported an error rate of 0.01% in the 2010 census — an overco...
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This Feb. 2, 2000, photo shows David Huggins, in Jackson, Miss., who was chief of the Mississippi Highway Patrol under Democratic Gov. Ray Mabus from 1988-1992, and the commissioner for the Mississippi Department of Public Safety under Democratic Gov. Ronnie Musgrove, in 2000-2004. Huggins died Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2022...
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Clark, John John Alva Clark, 84, of Memphis, Tennessee, formerly of Ripley, MS, was born to Leonard Horace and Bertha Mae Hamm Clark in Tremont, MS, on September 16, 1937 and passed on August 10, 2022. He grew up in Red Bay, AL, and resided in Ripley, MS, for most of his life, where he had a successful career in retail...
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Jimmie Rhea "Jim" Garrison, at the wonderful age of 88, departed this life for his eternal home on August 10, 2022 from his West Tupelo residence. A native Tennessean, Jim was born in Decherd, Tn. on March 7, 1934 to the late Howell B. Garrison and Isabelle Matthews Garrison. He grew up there and graduated High School ...
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Huggins, David Richard A service to celebrate the life of David Richard Huggins will be held at 2:00 PM Sunday August 14, 2022 at McPeters Funeral Directors in Corinth, MS with interment to follow at New Hope Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Rienzi, MS. Visitation will be held Saturday, August 13, 2022, from 5:00 - 7:00...
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Meinardi, John John Jesse Meinardi, 64, of Corinth, MS passed away Thursday August 11, 2022 at Methodist University Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. He was born May 19, 1958 in Hoboken, New Jersey to Louis and Shirley Horne Meinardi-Johnson. He married Jan Dillon on May 16, 1981. He graduated from Mississippi State Univ...
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The emblem of a Mississippi Highway Patrol badge on a "cover," the hat worn by uniformed officers, is shown June 30, 2021, taken at a ceremony in Pearl, Miss. The Mississippi Department of Public Safety said on Aug. 12, 2022, that its investigation into an incident involving a white Mississippi Highway Patrol officer a...
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Have I mentioned my three greatest fears? I don’t believe I have, so here they are, in order: 3. Being homeless. 2. Going to prison. 1. Cockroaches. Actually, I have written about my fear of cockroaches, but we’ll get back to that in a minute. Let’s start with being homeless, why I fear it, and why I would be terrible ...
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Q. My husband and I are retired. I receive a small pension, and we are both on Medicare and Social Security. We have about $25,000 left to pay on our mortgage, along with a second mortgage of $18,000. These are our only debts. We also have a nest egg of $30,000 set aside, and a small annuity that’s worth about $20,000....
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• Registered nurse Katie Kerr has been selected by her peers as North Mississippi Medical Center Gilmore-Amory’s Star of the Month. Kerr works in the hospital’s Emergency Department and has been employed by NMMC Gilmore-Amory since 2019. Kerr earned an associate degree in nursing from Bevill State University in Hamilto...
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Shannon's Thompson has grown into a force at linebacker SHANNON – Jayden Thompson’s growth as a player and as a person synced up at the right time. He quit Shannon’s football team after one summer workout prior to his freshman year – one of the “bad decisions” Thompson says he made at the time. But the next summer he r...
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It is 6:28 on a Wednesday morning, and I am attempting to rouse my daughter from her slumber-time world of fantasy with a series of semi-furious shoulder shakes and half-gentle chants of her name. She pushes me away, muttering some mostly unintelligible complaint about how sleepy she is. I wander back into the living r...
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As it name implies, the Black and White Warbler has prominent black and white lengthwise stripes. Jerry Green Fall migration for Black and White Warbler has begun By MARGARET GRATZ Contributing Columnist In August, the heat may still be oppressive, and summer may tenaciously hang on, but fall migration for some of our ...
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In this file photo from June 2022, young Elvis fans who taking part in the BECOMING Experience, a youth-focused Elvis tribute artist competition held as part of the annual Tupelo Elvis Presley Festival, take a tour of the King of Rock and Roll's Birthplace before they compete. Attendance at Tupelo's most well-known tou...
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Barbara Mallory shows off a large photograph of the early members of the Tupelo Elvis Presley Fan Club, of which she was instrumental in founding and is now the president emeritus. To her, one of the most valuable aspects of the club is giving back to the community through donations to the Tupelo Aquatic Center, Region...
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The first day of school signals the beginning of learning how to solve problems — or does it? By CATHY GRACE Contributing columnist Schools across the state are opening this week, and the beginning of a new school year is reflected in back-to-school shopping as well as the return of school buses to city and county road...
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Fred Cannon follows the ball to the plate in a Sun Belt Conference Tournament game. Fred Cannon at work in an NCAA Tournament regional. Sometimes a decades-long career is birthed in the most innocent of ways. Fred Cannon was just answering a plea for help from his local parks and rec department. Next spring there will ...
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Celebrating family during holidays diminishes with the years Among my cherished personal effects that survived our house fire are pictures of our family reunions down through the years, preserved in both print and more durable digital format. I regret that, at least in our family, we just do not get together like we us...
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JACKSON – The state’s welfare agency intends to contract with law firm Jones Walker to claw back millions of allegedly misspent federal dollars in a civil suit that involves a Northeast Mississippi nonprofit organization. A communications official for Gov. Tate Reeves’ office on Saturday confirmed to the Daily Journal ...
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"When you're attacking FBI agents because you're under criminal investigation, you're losing." That 2016 tweet from Trump campaign adviser, and future White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, then referring to Hillary Clinton and Democrats, took on a special irony on Monday, as former President Donald Trump...
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A response concerning the construction of a $250,000 cross… A healthy mind must question. In the Christian religion, the faithful are commanded by the Apostle Paul to “examine yourselves, to see whether you are in the faith” (2 Corinthians 13). In fact, one could say that the practice of self-examination is central to ...
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Saudi Aramco engineers and journalists look at the Hawiyah Natural Gas Liquids Recovery Plant in Hawiyah, in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia on June 28, 2021. Saudi oil company Aramco’s half-year profits peaked just shy of $88 billion for the first half of the year as oil prices remain high globally. The oil and g...
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Tarek Wajeh I AP CAIRO • A fire ripped through a packed Coptic Orthodox church during morning services in Egypt's capital on Sunday, quickly filling it with thick black smoke and killing 41 worshippers, including at least 10 children. Fourteen people were injured. President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi spoke by phone with the...
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Barron, Susan Susan Frances Barron, 72, of Booneville, MS, died August 11, 2022, at Sanctuary Hospice House in Tupelo, MS. Born in Booneville, on November 3, 1949, to Harmon L. and Mary Edith Hill Barron, Susan graduated from Booneville High School and Mississippi State University and began a thirty-year career in elem...
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Julie Battaile, 84, passed away Friday, August 12, 2022, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo . Services will be on Friday at 11 a.m. at St. James Catholic Church. Visitation will be on Thursday from 5 until 8 p.m. at W.E. Pegues, Tupelo and 10 a.m. until service time Friday at the church.
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Gallop, Sherron Amory - Willie Sherron Wood Gallop, 81, finished her work here on earth and began her new life in Heaven, on August 12, 2022. She was born in Tupelo, MS on March 25, 1941, to the late Lawrence E. and Mayola Webb Wood. Sherron grew up in Itawamba County as an only child and graduated from Itawamba High S...
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Atiya Henley Mud & Magnolias original ELEMENTARY AUTHOR Clay County 10-year-old writes anti-bullying book William Faulkner was 29 years old. Richard Wright was 30. John Grisham, Eudora Welty and Greg Iles were all around age 33. But Atiya Henley was just 10 years old when she published her first book. Atiya will enter ...
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Charlie Farrar, a member of Nettleton High School's class of ’64, presents Juanita ‘Rosebud’ Stephens Davis, 96, with a prize for being the oldest attendee of the school's class reunion, which included classes from a 28-year span. NETTLETON – Following a three-year pause due to COVID-19, Nettleton High School alumni re...
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College Hill Presbyterian Church in Oxford Historic College Hill Presbyterian Church in Lafayette County severely damaged by fire OXFORD • Around 30 firefighters and a dozen fire trucks were not able to save a historic church just north of Oxford Saturday night. A passerby spotted a fire at the College Hill Presbyteria...
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Mr. James Russell, Ripley TUPELO - Julie Battaile, 84, passed away Friday, August 12, 2022, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. Services will be on Friday at 11 a.m. at St. James Catholic Church. Visitation will be on Thursday from 5 until 8 p.m. at W.E. Pegues, Tupelo and 10 a.m. until service time Friday a...
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Mississippi State will have an old-school look with its uniforms on Sept. 24 against Bowling Green. MSU Media Relations Dowsing and Bell arrived at Mississippi State in 1969. The new uniforms showcase a unique look that hearkens back to the practice jerseys the groundbreaking players wore three years later in 1972. The...
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The Tupelo Furniture Market summer market runs Tuesday through Thursday this week. Summer furniture market kicks off Tuesday TUPELO – Seventeen months ago, Hector Mustafa purchased Magnolia Upholstery Designs. Despite the pandemic, business was exceptional, as consumers who were stuck at home began to upgrade the furni...
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As the third season under Lane Kiffin begins Ole Miss starts at No. 21 in The Associated Press Top 25. The Rebels were ranked No. 11 at the close of 2021 after a school-record 10 regular season wins followed by a Sugar Bowl loss to Baylor. Alabama is No. 3, Georgia No. 3, and there are six SEC teams ranked. Mississippi...
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Tracie Michelle Putt, 49, of Jacksonville Beach, FL, passed away on August 7, 2022. She was born in Tupelo, MS on October 14, 1972. Tracie graduated from Tupelo High School and received an Associate’s from Itawamba Community College. Tracie worked in accounting for Donovan Heating, Air, and Electric. She had a passion ...
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Mississippi defensive back Deantre Prince (5) celebrates during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Vanderbilt in Oxford, Miss., Saturday, Nov. 20, 2021. No. 10 Mississippi won 31-17. (AP Photo/Thomas Graning) Lane Kiffin discusses Rebels entering third week of fall camp "I can't really tell you wh...
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TUPELO • After more than two and a half decades in office, Lee County Tax Collector Leroy Belk tendered his resignation during a Monday morning Lee County Board of Supervisors meeting. Belk, 66, began his career as county tax collector in 1996 and would be up for reelection in Nov. 2023. The board unanimously approved ...
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Steven Baker, 42, of Water Valley, was arrested by the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, false pretense. Christopher Elton Barnett, 45, of Tupelo, was arrested by the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, possession of methamphetamine. Christopher Hattox, 58, of Tupelo, was arrested by the Tupelo Police Department, possession of a S...
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The Rapid City Marshals line up for the national anthem before their April 9 game against the Sioux City Bandits at Summit Arena. The Rapid City Marshals were told to pack up their bags and leave their hotel last week due to unpaid bills. Multiple sources confirmed to the Journal that at approximately 11 a.m. Thursday ...
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Omaha Beef too strong for shorthanded Marshals Rapid City receiver Zeccheus Roberson (11) goes up high for a long touchdown catch against the Omaha Beef Monday night at Summit Arena. After a tumultuous week off the field, the Rapid City Marshals fell short in a 44-25 loss to the Omaha Beef in their home finale Monday a...
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Elevate Rapid City report shows good economic indicators Elevate Rapid City's May Economic Indicator's report. The report shows decreases in unemployment and wages. Courtesy of Elevate Rapid City Elevate Rapid City, the economic development organization of the Black Hills, is optimistic concerning the city's economic p...
2022-05-31T14:18:27Z
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Fuller receives prestigious award Chuck Beck of NBDC presents the award to business owner Eric Fuller Thursday at the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center, Fuller Construction was recognized for the contributions the company has provided, and officially named the 2021 Government Contractor of the year by the Nebrask...
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Jurisdiction, custody issues surround missing baby case Joann Hoof was born on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation on April 27. Two days later, the infant went missing after the father reportedly took the newborn without the mother's consent. Courtesy of Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women USA social media Joann Hoof w...
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Jurisdiction, custody issues surround missing baby case | News | rapidcityjournal.com
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League stepping in to help Marshals amid Pick Six scandal The Rapid City Marshals team name and logo is announced at a Sept. 3, 2021 press conference at Main Street Square. The Champions Indoor Football League is taking over daily operations of the Rapid City Marshals and Billings Outlaws until new ownership takes effe...
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League stepping in to help Marshals amid Pick Six scandal | News | rapidcityjournal.com
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Two-vehicle crash on Highway 16 under investigation, injures 3 people One person is facing life threatening injuries while two are facing serious, non-life threatening injuries after a two-vehicle crash Tuesday afternoon on U.S. Highway 16, approximately five miles south of Rapid City. Photo courtesy Pennington County ...
2022-06-01T00:41:16Z
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Two-vehicle crash on Highway 16 under investigation, injures 3 people | Local | rapidcityjournal.com
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Dan Workman and Jeff Kingsbury will star as Oscar and Felix in Neil Simon's classic "The Odd Couple." The comedy will be part of Black Hills Playhouse's 2022 season. From left: Penny Stevens (Matilda Wormwood), Justin Speck (Matilda's father, Mr. Wormwood), Michelle Martinson (Matilda's mother, Mrs. Wormwood) and Riley...
2022-06-01T12:19:20Z
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June a treat for local dance, theater fans | Entertainment | rapidcityjournal.com
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Kaleb Center Chadron State College’s array of athletics camps is underway. Seven CSC sports have camps lined up during June and July. Eagles’ coaches and athletes direct the camps and provide the instruction. The men’s basketball program had an individual camp at the end of May. This weekend, June 3-5, three-day team c...
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Many athletic camps at Chadron State in June, July | Sports | rapidcityjournal.com
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One person is facing life threatening injuries while two are facing serious, non-life threatening injuries after a two-vehicle crash Tuesday afternoon on U.S. Highway 16, approximately five miles south of Rapid City. The woman and two others were transported to Monument Health Rapid City hospital Tuesday afternoon foll...
2022-06-01T21:54:39Z
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UPDATE: One dead after two-vehicle crash on Highway 16 | Local | rapidcityjournal.com
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Rapid City school wins global competition St. Elizabeth Seton Elementary School team members, "Spiky Balloons," pose with their awards and the two devices that won them first place at the Destination Imagination Global Finals, a first for a South Dakota school. Pictured left to right: team coach Betsy Sage, Maggie Hone...
2022-06-01T23:34:49Z
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Rapid City school wins global competition | Local | rapidcityjournal.com
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The campaign manager for Pennington County Sheriff candidate Ryan Mechaley plans to file a municipal code of conduct complaint against Rapid City Council member Pat Jones in response to an opinion column Jones wrote that was published in the Journal Wednesday. Jordan Mason is Mechaley's campaign manager and is also a f...
2022-06-02T01:17:08Z
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Pat Jones could face city council ethics complaint over opinion column | Local | rapidcityjournal.com
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Jon Otto Lehner RAPID CITY - Jon Otto Lehner passed away on May 13, 2022 surrounded by family at his home. Jon was born on October 6, 1942 in Bismarck, North Dakota to Otto and Nola (Maier) Lehner. After going to school in McLaughlin and graduating from Watertown High School in 1960, Jon attended the South Dakota Schoo...
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Jon Otto Lehner | Local | rapidcityjournal.com
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RCAS Supt. Lori Simon honored at farewell ceremony Rapid City Area Schools Supt. Lori Simon, second from right, visits with guests during a goodbye party in Simon's honor on Wednesday afternoon in the commons at Rapid City High School. Rapid City Area Schools Supt. Lori Simon talks with her guests during a goodbye part...
2022-06-02T13:37:23Z
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RCAS Supt. Lori Simon honored at farewell ceremony | Local | rapidcityjournal.com
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In response to Wednesday's Two Cents' contributor who wrote, "The Democrats want to kill children before they are born..." Inflammatory untruths like this maliciously misstate what pro-choice supporters actually want. We want women to have the right to make their own reproductive health care decisions. I will not be vo...
2022-06-02T13:37:29Z
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Your Two Cents for June 2 | Local | rapidcityjournal.com
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Judge sentences rapist to 20 years in prison The Pennington County Courthouse Circuit Judge Robert Gusinsky told Tywon Adams, 45, “You’re just trying to look for excuses. You’re trying to minimize what happened here,” before sentencing him on Thursday morning at the Pennington County courthouse to 20 years in prison fo...
2022-06-02T22:50:43Z
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Judge sentences rapist to 20 years in prison | News | rapidcityjournal.com
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I-90 eastbound entrance ramp at Lacrosse to close for a month on Monday The South Dakota Department of Transportation said the Interstate 90 eastbound entrance ramp at North LaCrosse Street in Rapid City will be closed to all traffic beginning at 5 a.m. Monday and lasting the rest of the month. Motorists on Lacrosse St...
2022-06-02T22:50:49Z
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I-90 eastbound entrance ramp at Lacrosse to close for a month on Monday | Local | rapidcityjournal.com
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Malcom Little Brave Malcom Little Brave, a Native American man who is 6-foot 2-inches tall and weighs about 230 pounds, left his community service jobsite in Rapid City without authorization. He failed to return to the Rapid City Community Work Center, according to the news release. Little Brave has black hair and brow...
2022-06-02T22:50:55Z
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Rapid City inmate placed on escape status | Local | rapidcityjournal.com
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Black Hills Con starts Friday Black Hills Con returns this weekend for fans of pop culture, sci-fi and anime. The convention will be at Rushmore Plaza Holiday Inn in Rapid City. Black Hills Con opens Friday from 2 to 10 p.m., continuing Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m., and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. General admission...
2022-06-03T00:30:40Z
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Black Hills Con starts Friday | Entertainment | rapidcityjournal.com
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League approves Marshals ownership transfer Rapid City's Antwan Smith (4) celebrates an interception along with teammate Rapid City's Cory Henry (1) during an April 9 game against the Sioux City Bandits at Summit Arena. The Champions Indoor Football League officially approved the sale of the Rapid City Marshals on Thur...
2022-06-03T06:04:58Z
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League approves Marshals ownership transfer | News | rapidcityjournal.com
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Sasquatch rally in the ninth, beat Hastings in extras The Spearfish Sasquatch rallied for four runs in the top of the ninth inning and pushed Thursday night's game to extras, eventually beating the Hastings Sodbusters 12-11 at Duncan Field in Hastings, Nebraska. Johnny McHenry earned a double and went 2 for 5 with two ...
2022-06-03T06:05:22Z
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Sasquatch rally in the ninth, beat Hastings in extras | News | rapidcityjournal.com
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Dangerous AR-15s The second amendment says, "A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the rights of the people to bear arms, shall not be infringed." James Madison composed the second amendment; so the states could form well-regulated militias to protect the states from the federal gove...
2022-06-03T11:31:21Z
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Letters to the editor, June 3, 2022 | Opinion | rapidcityjournal.com
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A close-up listing of the five book titles that could be destroyed if the Rapid City Area Schools Board of Education declares them as surplus property. Records from Rapid City Area Schools show school board members were informed of discussions on the removal of controversial books as early as August during the 2021-202...
2022-06-03T14:25:22Z
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Emails show RCAS board members informed of removing books | Local | rapidcityjournal.com
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SKARIN: It’s time to fight for abortion rights in South Dakota Libby Skarin SD ACLU Campaigns Director Now, it’s important to remember that this leaked opinion is still just a draft. Abortion remains legal across the nation – and it remains legal here in South Dakota. If Roe is overturned, abortion will become a crimin...
2022-06-03T14:25:35Z
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SKARIN: It’s time to fight for abortion rights in South Dakota | | rapidcityjournal.com
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We have all heard of the law of ‘Supply and Demand’. The concept of ‘supply and demand’ usually determines the price we pay for our goods and services. As we have seen since the dawn of civilization, when demand outpaces the available supply, prices will escalate. Inversely, when the demand falls, prices will tend to f...
2022-06-03T17:06:20Z
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NEWBY: Economics will impact local communities | Opinion | rapidcityjournal.com
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