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Community Partnership said Chief Quaka and officers attended a community event Friday sponsored by Grace Nation Church. The group thanked Pastor Michael Stamps for the invitation and for providing free meals and thanked residents who attended.
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CoCoRaHS says anyone can join its volunteer network and is urging sign-ups as the Rain Gauge Rally 2026 finishes its second week.
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Blue Mountain Christian University announced that Giving Day donations have totaled $17,508 to support its Restore & Renew initiative, the school said.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College said in a social media post that it hosted the State Science Fair on its campus, welcoming students from across the state and congratulating the winners.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College said it hosted 18 orientation sessions for district seniors and has scheduled summer sessions on June 4 and June 18. The college said it also offered make-up and out-of-district sessions.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College said it is highlighting its role in preparing students for careers through affordable education, innovative training and community partnerships during April’s Community College Month.
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Rory McIlroy’s opening 67 — the day’s low round — and a share of the lead have eased the unique pressures of defending at the Masters.
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Senior White House adviser Calley Means said Thursday that “conversations are ongoing” as questions persist about whether his sister, surgeon general nominee Casey Means, has enough Senate support for confirmation.
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xAI, Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, filed a lawsuit Thursday challenging Colorado’s new law regulating high-risk AI systems. The company seeks to block its enforcement before it takes effect in 2024.
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Former president Donald Trump urged Hungarians on Truth Social to ‘get out and vote’ for Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and called him a ‘truly strong and powerful Leader.’ The post came Thursday as Hungary prepares to vote Sunday.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced the arrest of several alleged illegal migrants convicted of crimes, coinciding with the one-year anniversary of its Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement program relaunch.
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The Coast Guard recovered more than 4,500 pounds of cocaine from a suspected narco-terrorist vessel in the Eastern Pacific, officials say, as part of a larger anti-drug operation.
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Former president Donald Trump criticized the Biden administration on Truth Social after authorities charged a man captured on video bludgeoning a Florida woman with a hammer.
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A recent article says the conflict in Iran has disrupted frankincense shipments, a resin that has shaped Middle Eastern trade routes for thousands of years.
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First lady Melania Trump issued a rare public statement Thursday, denying any close relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and stating he did not introduce her to President Donald Trump.
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Athletic director Zac Selmon and State 1878 managing director Charlie Winfield described the purpose of the new State 1878 platform after it debuted last week, Brian Hadad reported.
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Host Brian Hadad invited former Mississippi State player Brooks Bryan to discuss how the baseball team can recover from a recent setback and pursue a series win over Tennessee this weekend.
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Amazon announced it will invest $12 billion in central Mississippi, expanding data center operations in Madison County and retrofitting a facility in Clinton, the company and the governor’s office said.
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A key inflation indicator stayed high in February, prior to the Iran war’s influence on energy costs. Experts anticipate a sharp rise in March inflation due to gas price spikes.
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Gov. Tate Reeves vetoed three line items in HB 1924, removing $1.55 million in opioid-settlement funds for three organizations because the projects lacked vetting by the state advisory council, Reeves said in a Facebook post.
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