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Secretary of State Michael Watson’s statewide name ID and his $2.5 million cash on hand make him the immediate frontrunner . . .

Milton Bernard Scott

Milton Bernard Scott, 70, of Senatobia, Miss., died Thursday, April 2, 2026, in Senatobia. Funeral services are Saturday, April 11 . . .

Student cell phone use bans fail to find support in Mississippi House, Senate

Efforts to restrict social media and cell phone use during class time are expected to return next session, with one . . .

Secretary of State Michael Watson announces he is running for Lt. Governor

Two-term Secretary of State Michael Watson (R) walked into the Hilton Garden Inn in Pascagoula Tuesday morning and announced he . . .

Ranger women's tennis falls to Jones College in Region 23 Tournament semifinals

ELLISVILLE - The Northwest Mississippi Community College women's tennis team (8-8) fell 5-0 to undefeated top seed Jones College (15-0) . . .

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Open to Religion Act stumbles in Mississippi Legislature during 2026 session
By SPECIAL TO THE TATE RECORD
Thu,04/09/26-2:30PM , 317 Reads
Legislation to protect school districts from legal action against allowing prayer in Mississippi schools failed to gain enough support to make it to the finish line during the 2026 legislative session.
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Legislature votes to add $6 million to private school tax credit program
By SPECIAL TO THE TATE RECORD
Wed,04/01/26-3:10PM , 496 Reads

For the first time in years, state leaders have voted to increase the amount of tax credits available to Mississippians who donate to private schools.
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Senatobia Elementary School names Honor Roll
By THE TATE RECORD
Thu,04/09/26-4:45PM , 578 Reads
The following students have been named to the Senatobia Elementary School Honor Roll.

The honor roll is determined by students who meet school academic requirements for this award set by the school.

Students are listed by grade, honor and in the order presented by the school.

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Energy Expo and Job Fair tailored for businesses and contractors in energy sector
By THE TATE RECORD
Thu,04/09/26-2:45PM , 530 Reads
Jackson, MS – The Mississippi Department of Employment Security (MDES), in coordination with the Mississippi Development Authority (State Energy Office) and the Mississippi Public Service Commission, will host the Energy Expo & Job Fair on Tuesday, April 21.
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