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March 26, 2008
NRSC – Beef: It’s What’s Getting People Indicted
Beef: It’s What’s Getting People Indicted Current Democrat Senate candidate and former Mississippi Governor Ronnie Musgrove benefited from the failed Mississippi Beef Processors project — a fact that may come back to haunt him. The project, which was approved during Musgrove’s tenure as Governor, failed after a few weeks and left Mississippi taxpayers to foot…
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March 26, 2008
STAR- Congressional candidates meet voters
Congressional candidates meet voters Ross touted his experience, mentioning laws he had written in that area, speaking of a tort reform law when talking of economic development, and “Jessica’s law” when speaking of sexual predators. Of economic development in Lauderdale County, Ross said, “Meridian is prime for a new industry … I fully support the…
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March 26, 2008
US Senate Candidate Ronnie Musgrove (D) Tapdances on Dirty Campaign Finances on Gallo
US Senate Candidate Ronnie Musgrove (D) Tapdances on Dirty Campaign Finances on Gallo Listen to portions of the interview here. Paul Gallo Show 3/26/8
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March 26, 2008
FOLO – Who am I?
Who am I? The reason I am not going to say anything else about the case while it is pending is that I am Tom Freeland, a lawyer in Oxford, Mississippi. I am going to continue posting as NMC on the Scruggs cases, southern history, music, and food, and anything else that catches my eye,…
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March 26, 2008
FOLO – Jane on U.S. v. Moultrie
Jane on U.S. v. Moultrie They allegedly also submitted fraudulent invoices for the purpose of obtaining the Project Management Agreement’s provision for an additional $3 million for costs. Once The Facility Group earned every penny authorized under the contract, according to the indictment, it “walked away from the project with all of its profits, inflated…
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March 26, 2008
Deal may be near on voter-ID bill
The Clarion-Ledger, 3/26/8 An agreement may be in the works between the two chambers in the Mississippi Legislature on requiring voters to show identification and granting suffrage rights to some convicted felons. The Senate on Tuesday approved a resolution in support of drafting a new bill that could be the means to end a half-decade…
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March 26, 2008
Farish St. developer announces new delay for tenants
The Clarion-Ledger, 3/26/8 Several Jackson leaders met Tuesday with Farish Street developer John Elkington to hash out ways to speed progress on the stalled entertainment district and improve communication with the developer. The solutions included making Ben Allen, president of Downtown Jackson Partners, a liaison between the developer and the city. The city’s planning department…
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March 26, 2008
Saggy Pants Ban Introduced to City Council
WLBT, 3/25/8 The sagging pants fad is getting the attention of Jackson city leaders. Tuesday night Ward three Councilman Kenneth Stokes introduced an ordinance that would make it illegal to wear pants below the waistline. Stokes said the exposure of underwear is offensive and disrespectful. He suggests that violators be fined $25 dollars but serve…
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March 26, 2008
Medicaid: Face the facts and do the job now
The Clarion-Ledger, 3/26/8 The 2008 session of the Mississippi Legislature is clicking along with no major bumps, but there remains the mountain ahead no member seems to want to face. Medicaid is going broke. The health care system that serves a quarter of the population in Mississippi will run out of money before the end…
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March 26, 2008
2,000 Hurricane Katrina Victims Moved From Trailers To Miss. Cottages
WAPT, 3/26/8 Gov. Haley Barbour announced Tuesday that 2,000 Mississippi families moved out of FEMA trailers and mobile homes and into Mississippi cottages. “By moving these families into cottages, we’re successfully providing many coastal residents with a more comfortable and certainly safer housing alternative while they work to rebuild their lives after Hurricane Katrina,” Barbour…
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March 26, 2008
Judge to sit out during probe
The Sun Herald, 3/26/8 Hinds County Circuit Judge Bobby DeLaughter said he will not challenge the state Supreme Court if he is suspended during a judicial bribery investigation. The Mississippi Commission on Judicial Performance petitioned the court on March 19, asking that DeLaughter be suspended until formal complaints of judicial misconduct are resolved. The court…
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March 26, 2008
2008 congressional races present important, difficult choices
The Clarion-Ledger, 3/26/8 Mississippi voters are in the unusual position this year of choosing a new U.S. senator and two new U.S. representatives. Given the penchant of state voters for rewarding their federal officials with long, often lifetime tenures, these campaigns are important to voters of all stripes. Most prognosticators are predicting a light turnout…
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Frank Corder
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September 2, 2026
Mississippi’s August revenue collections come in $51 million above estimate
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Cass Rutledge
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September 2, 2026
$10 million USDA grant supports expansion of Leland Medical Clinic
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Jeremy Pittari
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September 2, 2026
Mississippi law enforcement operation targets card skimmer fraud
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Frank Corder
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September 2, 2026
Gulf Ship investing $44 million to expand Gulfport shipyard
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Frank Corder
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August 28, 2026
Ocean Aero creating 45 jobs with $4 million expansion in Gulfport
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Frank Corder
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August 27, 2026
Raytheon announces completion of $50 million expansion in Forest
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Steve Reed, Associated Press
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September 2, 2026
Clemson’s Swinney says he hasn’t heard from NCAA on tampering allegations he made against Ole Miss
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Alistair Begg
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September 2, 2026
God of the ordinary
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Meredith Biesinger
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September 1, 2026
A little bit petty, a whole lot creative: Inside Tupelo’s Petty Betty’s Art Studio
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Sid Salter
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September 2, 2026
For over 40 years, Mississippi workers have exceeded expectations at Raytheon
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Ashby Foote
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September 1, 2026
Energy Wars: Attack of the drones
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Roger Wicker
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August 28, 2026
Reports of Mississippi momentum are true
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