BMCU Fine Arts to present “A Matinée of Opera” on March 30
BMCU Fine Arts said it will present “A Matinée of Opera” with Dr. Rachel Gibson and Jack Chandler on Monday, March 30 at 1 p.m. at the Modena Lowrey Berry Auditorium.
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Northeast accepting applications for radiologic technology program; deadline May 1
Northeast said its full-time Radiologic Technology program accepts a competitive class of 12 and readies students for the ARRT national certification exam. Applications are due May 1.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College praises student jazz band in post
Northeast Mississippi Community College posted photos and praised its jazz band, saying it was proud of the students and inviting others to join its fine arts program.
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U.S. 90 traffic shifted, access restricted in Gulfport for triathlon, MDOT says
The Mississippi Department of Transportation said lanes on U.S. 90 will be reconfigured and access to 20th Avenue restricted this weekend in Gulfport for the CLASH Endurance triathlon. Motorists are urged to detour via I-10.
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Wind advisory begins at 11 a.m.; gusts near 40 mph expected
The National Weather Service in Memphis warned a wind advisory goes into effect at 11 a.m., with gusts approaching 40 mph in northeast Arkansas and the Missouri Bootheel.
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Maura Murray’s sister says Guthrie search is a ‘hope roller coaster’ as probe continues
As the search for Nancy Guthrie passes 50 days with no arrests, Julie Murray, whose sister vanished in 2004, warned families often face a fading sense of urgency and an emotional ‘hope roller coaster.’
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Sean Hannity to Release Podcast Featuring Rod Blagojevich
Conservative host Sean Hannity will release a podcast Thursday featuring former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who was pardoned by President Donald Trump last year, Hannity’s show said.
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Trump says he avoids using ‘war’ to describe Iran conflict
President Trump said Wednesday at the National Republican Congressional Committee’s annual fundraising dinner that he avoids using the word “war” to describe the conflict in Iran, saying, “I won’t use the word ‘war’ because they say if you use the word ‘war,’ that’s maybe not a good thing to do.”
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Moulton bars staff from trading on prediction markets
Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) said his office will prohibit congressional staff from participating in prediction market platforms, citing a new office-wide policy announced by his press office.
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UAE minister says Iran is trying to give global economy ‘a heart attack’ by closing Strait of Hormuz
United Arab Emirates Minister of State Lana Nusseibeh told Fox News that Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz is meant to destabilize global oil and gas flows and amounts to an attack on the world.
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Gorman family demands accountability after Chicago college student’s death
The family of Sheridan Gorman criticized Chicago and Illinois leaders, calling for accountability following her fatal shooting in Rogers Park. They reject characterizations of the incident as a ‘senseless tragedy.’
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New criminal referrals to DOJ target New York Attorney General Letitia James
Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte submitted criminal referrals to the Justice Department alleging possible insurance fraud by New York Attorney General Letitia James, Fox News reported. The referrals were sent to U.S. attorney offices in Florida and reportedly Illinois for review.
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Trump administration defends easing oil sanctions on Russia, Iran
President Donald Trump’s administration said lifting restrictions on Russian and Iranian oil was necessary to prevent energy price spikes that could affect the global economy and U.S. consumers.
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Former Mississippi State closer Cole Gordon recalls perfect record in Oxford
Cole Gordon told the T&L Extra podcast he never lost a game to Ole Miss in Oxford and revisited the 2017 and 2019 series when Mississippi State swept the Rebels there.
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Mississippi State Riding Momentum Into Ole Miss Series
Mississippi State swept Vanderbilt and followed with a run-rule victory over Southern Mississippi, a preview by Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk said, as the Bulldogs head to Oxford to face rival Ole Miss.
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Miss. lawmaker files resolution urging temporary workers’ bill of rights
State Rep. Rickey Thompson filed HR 152 asking Mississippi to adopt a Temporary Workers’ Bill of Rights that would limit long temporary assignments and restrict certain staffing-agency practices.
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Portrait of former Mississippi House Speaker Philip Gunn unveiled at Capitol
Lawmakers gathered Wednesday at the State Capitol to unveil a portrait of former Mississippi House Speaker Philip Gunn, the first Republican to hold the post since Reconstruction, the Magnolia Tribune reported.
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Mississippi Supreme Court map overhaul pits lawmaker against litigation
Senate Minority Leader Derrick Simmons, a plaintiff in a lawsuit challenging Mississippi’s judicial districts, is also involved in negotiations to redraw the state’s Supreme Court map, creating a legal conflict.
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FEMA official who claimed to be teleported deemed unfit for role, Democrats say
Democrats criticize FEMA associate administrator Gregg Phillips over his controversial statements and claims, questioning his qualifications amid ongoing agency concerns.
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Mississippi bill would make 50-50 joint custody the default in divorces, supporters and critics say
A proposed Mississippi law would create a presumption of equal custody in divorces, supporters say it helps fathers, while critics warn it could harm low-income women and abuse survivors, Mississippi Today reported.
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