Tippah County, MS News
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The Mississippi Department of Education provided an update on the transition to the ClassWallet system for classroom funds, addressing issues faced by teachers and vendors.
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Georgia was chosen as the favorite to win the SEC title, with Texas and Ole Miss also ranking high in the media’s preseason predictions. All-SEC team selections were also announced.
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The Mississippi Department of Education has cited Hazlehurst City School District for violations in special education after parents and former staff filed complaints, Mississippi Today reported.
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Quarterback Kamario Taylor, a rising sophomore, brings promise to Mississippi State, which has struggled in the SEC. His talent has garnered praise from coaches and analysts alike.
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Canton Public School District says students will receive free meals in August, but officials are asking parents to verify household income to secure federal reimbursements after switching programs, the district said.
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The district attorney overseeing Nolan Wells’ case emphasizes ongoing investigation and urges the public to wait for answers. Wells’ body was found on Horn Island after a July 4 boat trip, sparking widespread questions.
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Coach Jeff Lebby and his Mississippi State contingent spoke confidently at SEC Media Days in Tampa, and analysts Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone said the tone suggests a season to watch in Starkville.
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Members of the U.S. House will gather in Biloxi next week to discuss permits, the Bonnet Carré Spillway’s impact, and efforts to restore the Mississippi Sound ecosystem.
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State agencies, nonprofits, and local governments can apply starting August 3 for grants to fund conservation and outdoor recreation projects across Mississippi.
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Oil prices climbed past $100 a barrel Thursday amid renewed Middle East fighting, and analysts say the rise will push gas, grocery and shipping costs higher for consumers.
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