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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 . . .

Certificate of Need Committee recommends loosening regulations on rehabilitation centers

The Mississippi State Board of Health’s Certificate of Need Committee met Monday and voted to recommend a change to the . . .

Showing their patriotism

The Blue Stars of Newton County High School stand at attention for the National Anthem performed by the Cougar Pride . . .

COUGAR PAGE: Book Fair

Fifth grader Lianna Williams shops with her father, LaTaryl Williams, during Family Night at the Book Fair held on the . . .

Getting the Message: Acts 13:1-12

Luke records for us in this passage the first mission team sent off by a church, taking the gospel to . . .

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.

Lawmakers hold hearing on teacher pay, recruitment
By STEVE WILSON
Thu, 09/16/2021 - 10:54 AM, 656 Reads
The issue of increasing the pay of teachers and recruiting more to fill shortages was addressed Wednesday in a more than three-hour hearing by the Senate Education Committee.
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Lawmakers looking to reduce recidivism by enacting new reentry programs for recently released inmates
By STEVE WILSON
Tue, 09/14/2021 - 04:06 PM, 1,065 Reads
The Mississippi Legislature could be contemplating legislation that might help assist ex-convicts transition to gainful employment and avoid returning to prison.
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Hyde-Smith Seeks Commitment Interior Dept. Rules Won’t Make Offshore Energy Production Unfeasible
By PRESS RELEASE - SENATOR CINDY HYDE-SMITH
Tue, 09/21/2021 - 04:36 PM, 18 Reads
Below is a press release from Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith:

Miss. Senator Presses Land and Minerals Management Nominee on Compliance with Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act
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Court of Appeals Decisions - September 21, 2021
By PRESS RELEASE - MISSISSIPPI COURT OF APPEALS
Tue, 09/21/2021 - 03:06 PM, 46 Reads
Listed below are the Mississippi Court of Appeals decisions for September 21, 2021:

Emfinger, John H., J.
XX 2020-CA-00070-COA

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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.

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.

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Lawmakers hold hearing on teacher pay, recruitment

Lawmakers looking to reduce recidivism by enacting new reentry programs for recently released inmates

Hyde-Smith Seeks Commitment Interior Dept. Rules Won’t Make Offshore Energy Production Unfeasible

Court of Appeals Decisions - September 21, 2021

Wind pool could lose funding mechanism without legislative action

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