Tippah County, MS News
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Johnny Parker, a Shaw native and soon-to-be Mississippi Sports Hall of Famer, says a set of weights he received as a boy set him on a path that led to four Super Bowls and three championship rings.
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The Medgar Evers Library in Jackson reopened Tuesday after two months of closure due to HVAC issues, hosting a back-to-school celebration with hundreds of children.
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Entergy disconnected power at the Grand Chateau apartments after alleging meter tampering, leaving at least a dozen people without electricity in extreme heat. City officials and nonprofits opened a cooling center and arranged temporary housing, officials said.
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Bryant McFadden, a former NFL cornerback and Florida State standout, shares his insights on college football and Mississippi State’s Kelley Jones at SEC Media Days.
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Kelley Jones has drawn preseason praise, and Brian Hadad sought the view of former Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Bryant McFadden on what the season may hold.
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Mississippi’s State Board of Education received updates on kindergarten readiness assessments and new initiatives to improve literacy and math skills across the state.
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President Donald Trump urged Senate Majority Leader John Thune to keep senators in Washington until the SAVE America Act is passed, despite Republican leaders saying they lack the votes to advance the measure.
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Governor Tate Reeves announced the appointment of Celeste Embrey Wilson to the Mississippi Supreme Court, filling a vacancy until a special election is held. Wilson will assume her role on August 1.
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Mitchell McGinnis said watching rugby at the 2024 Paris Olympics led him to recruit players and secure a practice field, helping revive the nearly dormant Jackson Rugby Club.
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Gov. Tate Reeves named DeSoto County Circuit Judge Celeste Embrey Wilson to the state Supreme Court, with her appointment taking effect Aug. 1 and lasting until a special election, the governor’s office said.
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