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Walking the walk, then and now – An afternoon with Clarence E. Magee, president of the NAACP – Forrest County Branch

February 1, 2023 Online Editor 0

By Christopher Young, Contributing Writer, Reflecting on the death of Vernon Dahmer, at the hands of the Klan 57 years ago, led to this interview. Dahmer’s home in Hattiesburg was fire-bombed. Numerous sources report that […]

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Capitols, domes, eagles and more

January 25, 2023 Online Editor 0

By Christopher Young, Contributing Writer, Living just half a mile from the Mississippi State Capitol building, it’s a rare day when I’m not driving past it. It’s a beautiful building in the context of a […]

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Jay-Z-funded lawsuits end as Mississippi improves prison

January 25, 2023 Online Editor 0

By Emily Wagster Pettus, Associated Press, Attorneys hired by Jay-Z and other entertainers have ended two lawsuits they filed on behalf of Mississippi inmates in 2020 over what they said were squalid living conditions at […]

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The other side of unemployment in Mississippi

January 18, 2023 Online Editor 0

By Christopher Young,  Contributing Writer, Do you hear the coded language, always part of the talking points of our state leaders, about unemployment? Our Governor always finds a way to slip the words “working Mississippians” […]

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Amid Mississippi water woes, proposal could unseat mayors

January 18, 2023 Online Editor 0

By Emily Wagster Pettus Associated Press, As Mississippi’s capital city of Jackson struggles with water problems and its Democratic mayor clashes with the Republican governor, lawmakers debated a proposal Wednesday that would allow recall elections […]

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$600 million designated for struggling water system in Mississippi

December 28, 2022 Online Editor 0

By Emily Wagster Pettus, The Associated Press, The federal government will put $600 million toward repairing the troubled water system in Mississippi’s capital city – a project that the mayor has said could cost billions […]

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CSLC hosts SBA Community Navigation Pilot Program (CNPP)

December 14, 2022 Online Editor 0

By Jackie Hampton, Publisher, Mississippi’s Small Business Administration Community Navigation Pilot Program (CNPP) held a media event  Dec. 1, 2022. It was hosted by and held at the Community Student Learning Center (CSLC) located at […]

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Surplus funds at the Mississippi Capitol – When will our state’s fiscal priorities truly serve All Mississippians?

December 14, 2022 Online Editor 0

By Chris Young, Contributing Writer, Mississippi is a red state. Our legislature is dominated by Republicans in both chambers – a total of 110, compared with 58 Democrats, and a few Independents, per their website. […]

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