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Statewide testing results down due to COVID-19 pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic and school closures adversely affected statewide test scores, but state officials said the drop wasn’t as bad . . .

Lawmakers could expand access to telemedicine in Mississippi

Lawmakers are examining the possibility of expanding telemedicine in Mississippi, which has become even more important during the COVID-19 pandemic . . .

Wind pool could lose funding mechanism without legislative action

A critical funding mechanism for the so-called wind pool will expire in July unless lawmakers extend it. The House and . . .

Opinion: Cars will last ten years if the chips do

Forty years ago, country singer Merle Haggard, in his song, “Are the Good Times Really Over for Good,” wished “a . . .

Warriors rout Ripley with 39-6 win

“All gas, no brakes” would be an accurate way to sum up Senatobia’s mentality last Friday night. Behind nearly 400 . . .

Lawmakers could be looking to expand access to telemedicine statewide in the upcoming legislative session.

Hurricane flags fly over the Gulfport Harbor before Hurricane Sally on September 13, 2020. The storm later made landfall near Gulf Shores, Alabama on September 15.

Jackson Price #8 of Magnolia Heights School moves the ball downfield in action against Pillow Academy of Greenwood, MS. The Chiefs were defeated by a score of 28-14 on the road.

Chiefs fall to Pillow Academy 28-14
By JIM CAIN - Sports contributor
Wed, 09/22/2021 - 03:00 PM, 190 Reads
Magnolia Heights Academy traveled into the heart of the Mississippi Delta last Friday night looking for what turned out to be more than a pillow fight. In a change from last Friday’s ground battle, Gaston Harris doubled his pass completion percentage in the first 3 minutes of the game.
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Welcoming Correro were Jim Smith, Senatobia Optimist Club member and Mary Baker, visitor and member of Coldwater Optimist Club.

Correro speaks to Optimist
By STAFF REPORTS
Thu, 09/23/2021 - 02:30 PM, 118 Reads
Julie Correro, center, Student Success Navigator at Northwest Mississippi Community College spoke to the members of the Senatobia Optimist Club on Thursday, September 16. Correro explained the purpose of the student success program is to provide one on one mentoring to track, analyze and support student’s progress in courses at NWCC.
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Warriors rout Ripley with 39-6 win
By BRIAN LENTZ - Sports Reporter
Wed, 09/22/2021 - 02:00 PM, 158 Reads
“All gas, no brakes” would be an accurate way to sum up Senatobia’s mentality last Friday night.

Behind nearly 400 yards of total offense, the Warriors raced out to a two-touchdown lead in the first quarter and never looked back, as SHS routed former region foe Ripley by a 39-6 final on the road.
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A Chevrolet Tahoe rolled over into the median on Interstate 55 in Senatobia claiming the life of a one-year-old Saturday, Sept. 11.

Child dies in I-55 crash
By BRETT BROWN - Reporter
Fri, 09/24/2021 - 09:15 AM, 388 Reads
A two-vehicle accident on Interstate 55 in Senatobia claimed the life of a one-year-old child from Yazoo County, according to law enforcement officials.
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Chiefs fall to Pillow Academy 28-14

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Warriors rout Ripley with 39-6 win

Child dies in I-55 crash

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