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How Black women and the church shaped Deesha Philyaw’s writings

Deesha Philyaw began writing in the early 2000s as a personal hobby. What started as respite from the duties of . . .

BLS: Mississippi slightly decreases unemployment rate from 6.2% to 6.1% (as of May 2021)

Below is a press release from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics: The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics recently . . .

The Rusty Thoms Omaha story, a gift that keeps on giving for Bulldogs

Twenty-four years ago, Mississippi State’s Rusty Thoms won the hearts of Omaha and fans of the College World Series. Twenty-three . . .

Federal government wants court-appointed monitor for state mental health system

The federal government wants an independent monitor to ensure the Mississippi Department of Mental Health continues to transition to a . . .

SALTER: McCoy’s commitment to improving highways and education remembered, celebrated

Below is a political opinion column by Sid Salter: In the pristine sanctuary of the lovely Gaston Baptist Church – . . .

USACE to reopen campground
By Jessica Dulaney, 115 Reads
Mon, 06/21/2021 - 08:15 AM
VICKSBURG, Miss. – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Vicksburg District reopened Hernando Point Campground at Arkabutla Lake Monday, June 14.

Thirty-five campsites will opened to the public June 14, and the remaining sites will open July 1. Campers can reserve campsites now at www.recreation.gov.
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Thoughts on rebuking others, Part 2
By Brenda Parsons, 174 Reads
Sun, 06/20/2021 - 08:45 AM
Rebuking someone who is living in grave sin that causes your heart to grieve over them is one thing, but when a person pursues someone to rebuke them over the way that they may dress or how they may parent or spend their money, need to be mindful about how or what they themselves allow and do.
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A look at being too deep
By Clifton Angel, 178 Reads
Sun, 06/20/2021 - 08:30 AM
It is a very scary thing to be too deep. I may desire to go deep-sea fishing, but I do not desire to go deep-sea swimming — it is too deep. I may desire to go on a guided tour in a cave, but I do not desire to enter a cave alone and unguided — it is too deep.
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It’s not over until it’s over
By Nettie Pennington, 179 Reads
Sun, 06/20/2021 - 08:15 AM
We know triumph is in the power of God, and He gave us the ability to overcome the troubles of this world. Grow in the faith, accept the power of God, and build the confidence to get up when you fall. Embed these words in your heart: "We are hunted down, but never abandoned by God.
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We all need a little help sometimes
By Dawn Hayes , 176 Reads
Sun, 06/20/2021 - 08:00 AM
Years ago I did something that I never thought I’d do. I sat down and watched a boxing match on the television. Being a tenderhearted person, I had never been one to watch two people punching each other in the face. But, for some odd reason, I decided to see if it was as bad as I had envisioned in my mind.
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Cosi- 8-10 month old female Terrier mix

Pets of the week
By Staff reports, 180 Reads
Wed, 06/16/2021 - 02:30 PM
The Senatobia-Tate County Animal Shelter is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., by appointment only. It is located at 909 E.F. Hale Drive in Senatobia. Call (662) 562-0070 for more information.
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Pictured left to right, TCSD Superintendent, Alee Dixon, Tatum and Charles Floyd, CTC Director.

TCSD honors Tatum
By Staff reports, 231 Reads
Wed, 06/16/2021 - 11:45 AM
During the June meeting of the Tate County School District, the board recognized Summer Tatum of Independence High School as the Non-Traditional Student of the Year.
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MSU releases honor lists
By Stephanie Cunningham - Publisher, 149 Reads
Thu, 06/17/2021 - 03:00 PM
Mississippi State University announced June 9 the names of students from Tate County making the President’s and Dean’s Lists for the Spring 2021 semester.
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MSU names graduates for 2021 spring semester
By Stephanie Cunningham - Publisher, 146 Reads
Thu, 06/17/2021 - 03:00 PM
Mississippi State University announced Wednesday, June 9 the names of 11 students from Tate County to graduate from following the 2021 spring term.

The honor graduates include all bachelor-degree candidates who maintained at least a 3.40 GPA or higher and received a minimum of half the total required course hours from MSU.
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USACE to reopen campground

Thoughts on rebuking others, Part 2

A look at being too deep

It’s not over until it’s over

We all need a little help sometimes

Pets of the week

TCSD honors Tatum

MSU releases honor lists

MSU names graduates for 2021 spring semester

How Black women and the church shaped Deesha Philyaw’s writings

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