Home > News > With exception of civilian military... With exception of civilian military furloughs, sequestration effects minimal on state of MS By: Magnolia Tribune - February 25, 2013 White House sequestration analysis for Mississippi by yallpolitics Share About the Author(s) Magnolia Tribune This article was produced by Magnolia Tribune staff. More Like This News | Russ Latino • June 25, 2026 Former Senator Philip Moran sentenced to 20 years in witness bribery scheme Moran and his son, Alan Moran, were convicted of bribery and conspiracy. A jury found the pair attempted to stop a witness from testifying in a separate stalking case that could have led to the revocation of Alan’s probation from an earlier child sexual abuse conviction. More From This Author News | Magnolia Tribune • June 25, 2026 Magnolia Mornings: June 25, 2026 News | Magnolia Tribune • June 24, 2026 Magnolia Mornings: June 24, 2026 News | Magnolia Tribune • June 23, 2026 Magnolia Mornings: June 23, 2026 Previous Story News | Magnolia Tribune • February 22, 2013 House Speaker Philip Gunn invites gun makers to move to Mississippi Next Story Opinion | Magnolia Tribune • February 25, 2013 Geoff Pender piece on mood of the MS Senate Elections | Frank Corder • June 24, 2026 Hosemann: Redistricting coming to Mississippi Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann was confident that lawmakers will soon consider not only legislative redistricting in the wake of the Callais v. Louisiana decision but also state Supreme Court and congressional redistricting. Elections | Frank Corder • June 24, 2026 Fitch doesn’t tip her hand at Neshoba The two-term Attorney General is widely believed to be among a handful of Republicans considering a run for Mississippi Governor in 2027. Yet, no announcement was made at the Neshoba County Fair on Wednesday.
