Philip Gunn, Author at Magnolia Tribune

Philip Gunn

Philip Gunn is an attorney and the former speaker of the Mississippi House of Representatives.

Opinion | Philip Gunn •

December 11, 2024

Environmental activism imperils Mississippi’s future

Philip Gunn says it is time Congress step in to protect Mississippi’s economy and ensure America’s supply of domestic energy is not disrupted in the future.

Opinion | Philip Gunn •

March 15, 2023

Reclaiming culture with commonsense policies

The answer to our problems is not more government. The answer is strong, loving families, flourishing churches and schools, neighbors caring for neighbors.

News

News | Stan Choe, Associated Press •

June 2, 2025

Wall Street drifts as oil prices jump and US manufacturing slumps

News | Frank Corder •

June 2, 2025

Top 10 mayor races to watch in Mississippi’s Municipal General Elections

News | Josh Boak, Associated Press •

June 2, 2025

Can Trump fix the national debt? Republican senators, many investors and even Elon Musk have doubts

Business

Business | Frank Corder •

May 19, 2025

Modine expanding data center cooling equipment manufacturing in Grenada County

Business | Lynne Jeter •

May 19, 2025

Goldman Sachs honors inaugural Mississippi small business graduating class

Business | Frank Corder •

May 15, 2025

HH2 relocating Kentucky distribution center to Blue Mountain, Mississippi

Culture

Culture | Magnolia Tribune •

June 2, 2025

Ole Miss, Southern Miss advance to regional final with Super Regional hosting on the line

Culture | Robert St. John •

June 2, 2025

The door at the bottom

Culture | Parrish Alford •

June 2, 2025

In spite of quick exit from OKC, the joy in the journey for Ole Miss softball can’t be overlooked

Opinion

Opinion | Frank Corder •

June 2, 2025

Municipal elections matter. Go vote!

Opinion | Sid Salter •

May 28, 2025

Like good moonshine, Bragg’s trilogy of Southern white poverty memoirs ages smoothly

Opinion | Chip Pickering •

May 21, 2025

AI’s full business potential will be stifled by state regulations: Why a federal AI strategy is needed