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Timothy Holdiness: Laws Aren’t for Laughs
By TIMOTHY HOLDINESS - Publisher & Editor
Thu,01/30/25-12:00PM , 1,906 Reads 22,860 Statewide
Mississippi State Senator Bradford Blackmon has put himself at the center of a national conversation, and not for the reasons we might hope.
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Board of Education: NCSD Elects Board Officers
By TIMOTHY HOLDINESS
Tue,01/28/25-6:00PM , 3,890 Reads
The Newton County School District Board of Trustees met on Monday, Jan. 13, 2025, in the Newton County High School Library in Decatur, Mississippi, to discuss a variety of matters, including the expansion of the district’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) program, personnel changes, and financial updates.
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Timothy Holdiness: Protect Pets from Cold
By TIMOTHY HOLDINESS - Publisher & Editor
Thu,01/23/25-1:00PM , 784 Reads
As temperatures drop, our responsibility to care for those who depend on us becomes urgent—especially our pets. Animals are highly vulnerable to extreme cold, and it’s our duty to ensure they stay safe and warm.
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Confidence is increasing in impactful snowfall accumulation across much of central and south Mississippi and northeast Louisiana on Tuesday. Dangerous travel conditions are expected, and power outages are possible. A Winter Storm Warning is now in effect for much of this area. Farther north, light snow accumulation is still possible with potential for some roads to become slick. | Courtesy of the National Weather Service

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Winter Weather Advisory for Newton County, Mississippi
By TIMOTHY HOLDINESS - Publisher & Editor
Sun,01/19/25-11:18AM , 2,317 Reads
The National Weather Service (NWS) in Jackson has issued a Cold Weather Advisory and a Winter Storm Watch for Newton County, as a significant winter weather system is set to impact the area. Residents should prepare for dangerous cold temperatures, icy roads, and potential snowfall.
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