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  • Friends of the Library for Choctaw County to host meeting

    Fri,05/20/22-3:02PM, 2,283 Reads

    Friends of the Library in Choctaw County will host a general meeting Thursday, May 26, 2022 at 10 a.m. until noon at the Ackerman Library.

    The meeting will discuss “How can Golden Triangle planning and development help you?”

    • Click Here to Read More about Friends of the Library for Choctaw County to host meeting

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  • Tim Kalich

    Avoid the college debt trap

    By TIM KALICH - Greenwood Commonwealth
    Fri,05/20/22-7:04PM, 2,142 Reads 21,225 Statewide

    It’s high school graduation season, an exciting time for those receiving their diplomas and their families.

    Most of the graduates probably have an idea of what they plan to do with the next stage of their life, either going to college or straight to work.

    • Click Here to Read More about Avoid the college debt trap

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  • Forestry knowledge

    By SUBMITTED
    Fri,05/20/22-2:57PM, 1,758 Reads

    Choctaw County Forestry Association held their annual meeting May 12 at Pap’s Place.

    Marc Measells with MSU Extension Forestry discussed the Sustainable Forestry Initiative and

    presented a program on carbon credit programs.

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  • Banks elected SkillsUSA State Officer

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    Fri,05/20/22-2:53PM, 1,691 Reads

    Journee Banks, a Sophomore at Choctaw County High School, was recently elected as SkillsUSA State Treasurer. Journee is the daughter of Ms. Colette Miller and Mr. Thomas Banks.

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  • Opinion: Congress can stop STEM brain drain

    By JIM BARKSDALE
    Sat,04/30/22-10:14AM, 14,222 Reads 138,714 Statewide

    What do Elon Musk, Sergey Brin, Noubar Afeyin, Vlad Tenev and Bipul Sinha have in common? They were born outside the United States, came here for college, and then created hugely successful companies in America. 

    Tesla, Google, Moderna, Robinhood and Rubrik.

    • Click Here to Read More about Opinion: Congress can stop STEM brain drain

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  • Editorial: Statistics defend Dept. of Health

    Tue,04/26/22-6:36PM, 9,537 Reads 75,097 Statewide

    When the NAACP and the Southern Poverty Law Center complained recently that Mississippi has not done enough to fight the covid-19 pandemic’s oversized impact on minority communities, the state Department of Health was ready with a strong response.

    • Click Here to Read More about Editorial: Statistics defend Dept. of Health

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  • Dr. Arnold Smith, below, became wildly fixated on Lee Abraham, above -- an obsession that prosecutors claimed led to an unsuccessful assassination attempt on the Greenwood attorney in 2012. Smith has not had to face a criminal trial because of his mental illness and settled in 2019 a lawsuit filed by Abraham.
    The April 28, 2012, fatal shooting inside Lee Abraham’s law office brought a bevy of law enforcement officers and onlookers to the Market Street scene. Ten years later, no one has been tried in one of the most sensational crimes in Greenwood’s history. (By Charlie Smith)

    Trial might never happen for alleged murder-for-hire plot

    By TIM KALICH - Greenwood Commonwealth
    Sun,05/01/22-1:36PM, 8,072 Reads 101,477 Statewide

    It had the makings of the trial of the century.

    Dr. Arnold Smith, an eccentric but accomplished oncologist with a maniacal obsession about Lee Abraham, had been charged with hiring a felon to try to assassinate the Greenwood attorney, but the felon was gunned down instead.

    • Click Here to Read More about Trial might never happen for alleged murder-for-hire plot

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    CLAW Forestry locating sawmill operations in Southwest Mississippi

    By SUBMITTED
    Wed,04/27/22-4:04PM, 5,865 Reads
    • CLAW Forestry creating over 130 direct jobs
    • Company investing nearly $200 million in sawmill

     

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  • Opinion: Congress can stop STEM brain drain

    By JIM BARKSDALE
    Sat,04/30/22-10:14AM, 14,223 Reads 138,714 Statewide

    What do Elon Musk, Sergey Brin, Noubar Afeyin, Vlad Tenev and Bipul Sinha have in common? They were born outside the United States, came here for college, and then created hugely successful companies in America. 

    Tesla, Google, Moderna, Robinhood and Rubrik.

    • Click Here to Read More about Opinion: Congress can stop STEM brain drain

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  • Editorial: Statistics defend Dept. of Health

    Tue,04/26/22-6:36PM, 9,538 Reads 75,097 Statewide

    When the NAACP and the Southern Poverty Law Center complained recently that Mississippi has not done enough to fight the covid-19 pandemic’s oversized impact on minority communities, the state Department of Health was ready with a strong response.

    • Click Here to Read More about Editorial: Statistics defend Dept. of Health

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  • Dr. Arnold Smith, below, became wildly fixated on Lee Abraham, above -- an obsession that prosecutors claimed led to an unsuccessful assassination attempt on the Greenwood attorney in 2012. Smith has not had to face a criminal trial because of his mental illness and settled in 2019 a lawsuit filed by Abraham.
    The April 28, 2012, fatal shooting inside Lee Abraham’s law office brought a bevy of law enforcement officers and onlookers to the Market Street scene. Ten years later, no one has been tried in one of the most sensational crimes in Greenwood’s history. (By Charlie Smith)

    Trial might never happen for alleged murder-for-hire plot

    By TIM KALICH - Greenwood Commonwealth
    Sun,05/01/22-1:36PM, 8,073 Reads 101,477 Statewide

    It had the makings of the trial of the century.

    Dr. Arnold Smith, an eccentric but accomplished oncologist with a maniacal obsession about Lee Abraham, had been charged with hiring a felon to try to assassinate the Greenwood attorney, but the felon was gunned down instead.

    • Click Here to Read More about Trial might never happen for alleged murder-for-hire plot

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    CLAW Forestry locating sawmill operations in Southwest Mississippi

    By SUBMITTED
    Wed,04/27/22-4:04PM, 5,866 Reads
    • CLAW Forestry creating over 130 direct jobs
    • Company investing nearly $200 million in sawmill

     

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  • Tim Kalich

    Reeves’ education mirage

    By TIM KALICH
    Fri,01/28/22-10:12PM, 83,107 Reads 405,216 Statewide

    Dating back to his time as lieutenant governor, Tate Reeves has been touting the education gains in Mississippi and trying to take some credit for them.

    He was at it again this past week, using his State of the State address to peddle the line that the turnaround in the state’s public schools has been nothing short of phenomenal.

    • Click Here to Read More about Reeves’ education mirage

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  • Opinion: Population moves tell a story

    By BRETT KITTREDGE
    Mon,01/24/22-11:36PM, 76,263 Reads 223,998 Statewide

    While most of the South experienced large population gains last year, Mississippi continues to be on the wrong side of population changes. 

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    New MDOT director losing engineers

    By WYATT EMMERICH
    Wed,01/26/22-7:42PM, 76,000 Reads 175,317 Statewide

    The new executive director of the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) says hiring and retaining engineers is one of MDOT's biggest challenges.

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  • Opinion: Racial diversity is flourishing at Wesley Bible

    By ANDY MILLER - Emmerich News
    Fri,02/18/22-6:26PM, 67,803 Reads 356,808 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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