Home > News > Cottonmouth – Has Chris... Cottonmouth – Has Chris McDaniel’s campaign run out of money? By: Magnolia Tribune - November 25, 2013 Chris McDaniel: The Original Not Ready For Primetime Player Share About the Author(s) Magnolia Tribune This article was produced by Magnolia Tribune staff. More Like This News | Frank Corder • April 6, 2026 $253 million in local earmarks, ranging from artificial turf to music instruments, sent to Governor In addition to the laundry list of local projects, lawmakers also sent $30 million to state agencies, $40 million to community colleges, and $75.1 million to public universities and IHL. See what's in the spending bill. More From This Author News | Magnolia Tribune • April 6, 2026 Magnolia Mornings: April 6, 2026 News | Magnolia Tribune • April 3, 2026 Magnolia Mornings: April 3, 2026 News | Magnolia Tribune • April 2, 2026 Magnolia Mornings: April 2, 2026 Previous Story News | Magnolia Tribune • November 22, 2013 Employee Rights Act cosponsored by Senators Thad Cochran and Roger Wicker Next Story News | Magnolia Tribune • November 25, 2013 Sun Herald seeks contempt order against state auditor News | Daniel Tyson • April 3, 2026 Lt. Governor Hosemann: “It was a very good year” Hosemann recapped the 2026 legislative session on Friday as members headed home, at least for now. He touted education reforms including the teacher pay raise and changes to PERS among lawmakers' achievements. News | Daniel Tyson • April 3, 2026 Youth court reform dies amid Senate, House disagreement With the Senate saying the bill's demise is “neither conservative nor good government," the House contends that that Senate continues to believe “a one-size-fits-all approach” for local governments is the answer.
