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Elizabeth Dees, coach Jeff Pugh, Austin Cochran, Reese Eldridge, and Abe Rowell during practice. | Timothy Holdiness, Copyright 2024 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Mississippi 4-H: 2024 State Pistol Team
By TIMOTHY HOLDINESS - Publisher & Editor-in-Chief
Wed,04/24/24-5:00PM , 1,350 Reads
Mississippi's youth are taking aim at success with the 2024 Shooting Sports program, which began in February and will run through early May. The program, open to participants starting at age 8, offers a variety of disciplines across different age groups, providing a structured environment for young shooters to hone their skills.
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The vibrant azaleas at Augusta National Golf Club bloom in full splendor, mirroring the colorful display of skill that Scottie Scheffler brought to the course in April 2024. As these flowers herald the arrival of spring, Scheffler's victory at the Masters marks a new season of triumphs in golf, inspiring the next generation in Newton County and beyond. | Dan Perry from Atlanta, USA, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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Scheffler’s Augusta Win Fuels Dreams
By TIMOTHY HOLDINESS - Publisher & Editor-in-Chief
Fri,04/19/24-11:46AM , 1,534 Reads
When Scottie Scheffler clinched his second Masters title at Augusta on Sunday, April 14, his victory was not just a testament to his incredible skill and perseverance but also a moment of inspiration for golf enthusiasts and aspiring players everywhere, including here in Newton County, Mississippi.
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Newton Trio in Mouthful of Trouble for Shooting
By TIMOTHY HOLDINESS - Publisher & Editor-in-Chief
Wed,04/17/24-2:56PM , 61,738 Reads
The Newton Police Department swiftly responded to reports of shots fired in the early hours of Thursday, April 11, between midnight and 1:00 A.M. Officers were dispatched to the intersection of 1st Street and 3rd Avenue in Newton, where they encountered an individual reporting that their friend had been shot nearby.
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Newton County High School Senior Maddie Oliphant and NCHS Junior Reese Eldridge serve as pages at the Mississippi State Capitol. | Courtesy of the Mississippi House of Representatives

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Newton County Students Serve as Pages in State House
By TIMOTHY HOLDINESS - Publisher & Editor-in-Chief
Fri,04/12/24-5:40PM , 977 Reads
Two high school students from Newton County High School, Reese Eldridge and Madalyn Oliphant, recently completed a week of service as pages in the Mississippi House of Representatives, undertaking various tasks and gaining unique educational experiences at the state Capitol.
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