The exemption applies to the purchase of clothing, shoes and accessories under $100 but does not include school supplies or computers.
Sen. Wicker: Wilkie well-prepared to lead VA
Robert Wilkie is well-prepared to lead the @DeptVetAffairs and implement reforms to provide better health care and service to our nation’s veterans, https://t.co/jLaga8pEoi
— Senator Roger Wicker (@SenatorWicker) July 23, 2018
#MSSen: Baria opens Jackson campaign HQ
Hey folks, we have finally opened our campaign headquarters in Jackson! We are located at:
555 Tombigbee St.
Suite 100
Jackson, MS 39201To get in contact with our office, please email info@bariaformississippi.com. A phone number is forthcoming!https://t.co/8zIz3fyh2U
— David Baria (@dbaria) July 23, 2018
WAPT – Sales Tax Holiday weekend coming up in Mississippi
This year’s Sales Tax Holiday is set for this weekend.
Shoppers won’t be charged the 7 percent tax on some items beginning at 12:01 a.m. Friday through midnight Saturday, the Department of Revenue said.
Sen. Hyde-Smith supports POTUS Trump’s “strong stance” against Iran
The Obama Era saw Iran benefit economically while it built a nuke program, supported terrorism, and threatened the destruction of Israel. I approve of @realDonaldTrump‘s strong stance against the regime in Tehran. He has my full support! https://t.co/4rug68Gv6I
— Cindy Hyde-Smith (@cindyhydesmith) July 23, 2018
Congressman Kelly promotes Tax Reform benefits for MS01
Good news for the First District. #MS01 pic.twitter.com/Ki418YibLs
— Trent Kelly (@RepTrentKelly) July 20, 2018
Viking part of White House showcase
President @realdonaldtrump is showcasing products made in America. Among them is @VikingRange, a great Mississippi company.
https://t.co/fc7cwwtm0M— Phil Bryant (@PhilBryantMS) July 23, 2018
Today, I attended #MadeInAmerica day at the @WhiteHouse, which featured a display of @VikingRange products that are manufactured in Leflore County, Mississippi. pic.twitter.com/kg0Zvbojyb
— Senator Roger Wicker (@SenatorWicker) July 23, 2018
DAILY JOURNAL – Mississippi employer payrolls hit new all-time high in June
Employer payrolls hit a new all-time high in Mississippi in June, as the unemployment rate held steady.
The payroll survey — economists’ top labor market indicator — rose to 1.17 million in June. That’s slightly above the previous record set in March and is 18,000 jobs above June 2017. Payrolls have shown strong growth at times over the last nine months.
MSGOP Chair calls on Democrat candidates to state position on SCOTUS nominee Kavanaugh
Chairman @LucienSmith calls on Democratic Senate candidates to confirm their position on Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the @Scotus. https://t.co/ea8ItCnU1T
— Mississippi GOP (@MSGOP) July 23, 2018
State acquires 18,000 acres in Delta
Great opportunity to preserve this land for future generations to enjoy the great outdoors. #forhunters https://t.co/uyt86fOViz
— Phil Bryant (@PhilBryantMS) July 21, 2018
WTOK – Mississippi lawmaker seeks investigation of escaped inmate
A Mississippi lawmaker is asking the attorney general’s office to investigate how a convicted murderer escaped from prison earlier this month.
Republican Sen. Dennis DeBar of Leakesville says the escape of Michael F. Wilson was “very traumatic” for people who live near South Mississippi Correctional Institution.
Wilson, also known as “Pretty Boy Floyd,” escaped July 5 from the prison in Greene County. He was captured July 7 in Ocean Springs, about 70 miles south of the prison.
DeBar says he thinks the Mississippi Department of Corrections “may not conduct a fair and impartial review.”
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