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Jones Serves As Page
Aubrey Jones is pictured with Senator Tyler McCaughn, who sponsored her visit, and Lieutenant Governor C. Delbert Hosemann, Jr.

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Mississippi Senate: Paging Miss Jones
By STAFF REPORTS
Tue,02/03/26-5:00PM , 605 Reads
Aubrey Jones, of Decatur, recently served as a page for the Mississippi Senate. Pages generally run errands for officials and Senate staff. Aubrey is the daughter of Derrick and Sarah Jones and attends Newton County High School.
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Newton County Elementary Students Visit State Capitol
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Fri,01/30/26-11:00AM , 534 Reads
State Sen. Tyler McCaughn met with Newton County Talented and Gifted students in grades 2–6 during a recent visit to the Mississippi Capitol.

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Alexander Serves as Page
Bella Alexander of Little Rock, a student at Newton County High School, recently served as a page for the Mississippi Senate. She is pictured with Lt. Gov. C. Delbert Hosemann Jr. and Sen. Tyler McCaughn, who sponsored her visit. Alexander is the daughter of Ben and Whitney Alexander.

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Newton County Student Serves as MS Senate Page
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Thu,01/29/26-10:31AM , 936 Reads
Bella Alexander of Little Rock served as a page for the Mississippi Senate. Pages generally run errands for officials and Senate staff. Bella is pictured with Lieutenant Governor C. Delbert Hosemann, Jr., and Senator Tyler McCaughn, who sponsored her visit.
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School district leadership within Newton County strongly oppose several aspects of the House Bill 2, or the Mississippi Education Freedom Act. Superintendents Cola Shelby (Newton Municipal School District), Brooke Sibley (Newton County School District), and Tyler Hansford (Union Public School District) share their thoughts on the controversial house bill.

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Education: Local School Leaders Voice Opposition to Mississippi Educational Freedom Act
By MARTY MORGAN - Staff Writer
Wed,01/28/26-7:00PM , 653 Reads
Superintendents from Newton County’s three school districts express many concerns with Mississippi House Bill 2, the Mississippi Education Freedom Act, which narrowly passed the Mississippi House of Representatives earlier this month.
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