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Attorney Drew Findling makes remarks regarding his client, Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill, during a news conference outside of the Richard B. Russell Federal building in Atlanta, April 27, 2021. As more details emerge about the Georgia investigation into possible illegal attempts to influence the outcome of the state’s 2020 election, people of potential interest are hiring high-profile attorneys. Word broke Thursday that former President Donald Trump has hired prominent Atlanta criminal defense attorney Findling. (Alyssa Pointer/Atlanta Journal-Constitution via AP, File)

AP

Top lawyers hired by those linked to Georgia election probe

By KATE BRUMBACK - Associated Press
Sun,08/14/22-6:48AM, 236 Reads
ATLANTA (AP) — In the state investigation spurred by then-President Donald Trump's call to Georgia’s top el
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The Nation's Weather

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Sun,08/14/22-3:30AM, 218 Reads
The Nation's Weather for Monday, August 15, 2022
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NATIONAL SUMMARY
A Tropical Rainstorm in South Texas tomorrow will continue
to move west into Mexico but will likely still cause some
flooding in parts of Texas. Two other areas will see the
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In this photo released by the Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, from left, U.S. Democratic House members John Garamendi shakes hands with Donald Yu-Tien Hsu, Director-General, dept. of North American Affairs, Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs after arriving on a U.S. government plane at Songshan airport in Taipei, Taiwan on Sunday, Aug 14, 2022. The delegation of American lawmakers are visiting Taiwan just 12 days after a visit by U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that angered China. (Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs via AP)

AP

More US lawmakers visit Taiwan 12 days after Pelosi trip

By JOHNSON LAI AND KEN MORITSUGU - Associated Press
Sun,08/14/22-6:39AM, 192 Reads
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — A delegation of American lawmakers arrived in Taiwan on Sunday, just 12 days after a visit by U.S.
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Members of Mexico's National Guard march in the Independence Day military parade, in the capital's main plaza, the Zocalo, in Mexico City, Sept. 16, 2019. Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has begun exploring plans to side-step congress to hand formal control of the National Guard to the army. That has raised concerns, because Lopez Obrador won approval for creating the force in 2019 by pledging in the constitution that it would be under nominal civilian control and that the army would be off the streets by 2024. (AP Photo/Marco Ugarte, File)

AP

Mexico president to bypass congress to keep army in streets

By MARÍA VERZA - Associated Press
Sun,08/14/22-8:03AM, 144 Reads
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s president has begun exploring plans to sidestep congress to hand formal control of the National Guard to the army, a move that could extend the military’s control over policing in a country with high levels of violence.
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2 face meth, child endangerment charges

By BY RUSSELL HOOD THE WEBSTER PROGRESS-TIMES
Tue,08/09/22-8:49PM, 5,222 Reads
A Eupora couple was arrested last week on felony drug and child endangerment charges.
The two were charged after the Webster County Sheriff’s Office served a search warrant at 65 E. Shore Drive on Aug. 1.
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Alex Jones gets justly hammered

Mon,08/08/22-6:48PM, 3,260 Reads 34,690 Statewide
Alex Jones was a poor case for First Amendment protection, and he was told so unequivocally with the $49.3 million judgment a Texas jury leveled against him last week.
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Police officers sworn in at Aldermen meeting

By BY MIKE ROBERTSON WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL
Tue,08/09/22-2:30PM, 3,133 Reads
Three new police officers took their Oath of Office at a regular meeting of the Louisville Board of Aldermen, on Tuesday, August 2. They are John Lilley, Ray Harrington, and LaTavia Knox. Lilley and Harrington were accompanied by their wives, Tiffany Lilley and Tasha Harrington, and Knox's mother, Wanda, was on hand for the ceremony.
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Winston County Jail Docket

Tue,08/09/22-1:47PM, 2,740 Reads
The City of Louisville and the Winston County Sheriff’s Department had the following arrests:
8/2/2022
Harold Burch
w/m; DOB: 8/6/1984
DUI – 2nd Offense
7/31/2022
Decaturc M. Haynes
b/m; DOB: 3/1/1997
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Opinion: Racial diversity is flourishing at Wesley Bible

By ANDY MILLER - Emmerich News
Fri,02/18/22-6:26PM, 108,701 Reads 590,605 Statewide
After a couple of days in my role as VP of Academic Affairs, I read the peer report of our accreditation from the Association of Theological Schools (ATS). We had been granted 10 years from that group that accredits more than 250 seminaries throughout the country.
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Good coaches deserve patience

Tue,06/28/22-8:26PM, 80,988 Reads 164,347 Statewide
While Ole Miss fans are celebrating the school’s first College World Series championship, and Mississippians in general are feeling rightfully proud of back-to-back baseball titles for this state, there is an important lesson to draw from the Rebels’ remarkable journey.
That lesson? Don’t give up on a good coach.
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Back-to-back has been great fun

Tue,06/28/22-8:36PM, 80,326 Reads 170,778 Statewide
In the 75-year history of the College World Series, only three states have had two different schools from their state win the national baseball championship in back-to-back years.
Mississippi’s achievement may be the most unique.
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In this photo taken by Louisiana State University assistant professor Michael Dance, Capt. Brett Falterman, of Fish Research Support, displays an externally tagged greater amberjack before releasing the fish off the coast of Venice, La., on June 9, 2022. Scientists working to get a better estimate of greater amberjack populations are tagging 750 fish to be released from Texas to North Carolina and offering $250 rewards for information and the tags. (Michael Dance/Louisiana State University via AP)

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Amberjack count: tags worth $250 to Gulf, S Atlantic anglers

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tue,06/28/22-4:40PM, 78,676 Reads
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Scientists are trying to get a better estimate of greater amberjack populations in the South Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico, and this means the chance at a $250 catch for anglers.
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