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By Russell Hood
The Webster Progress-Times
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By the Webster County
Sheriff’s Department
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Maben Lions at their Christmas program
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By Russell Hood
The Webster Progress-Times
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The order directs the Commissioner of the Mississippi Department of Corrections to release Taylor within five days.
Governor Tate Reeves announced Wednesday that he has signed an Executive Order granting clemency to Maurice Taylor, who he said was illegally sentenced to 20 years in prison, with five years suspended.
Reeves’ order directs the Commissioner of the Mississippi Department of Corrections to release Taylor within five days.
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15 Mississippi Sites Placed in the National Register of Historic Places in 2025
The 2025 Mississippi listings in the National Register of Historic Places include Provine Chapel at Mississippi College, the home of a lauded quiltmaker in Jefferson County and five historic districts across the state. In all, 15 properties were listed in the National Register this year.
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MSDH Releases Top Baby Names of 2025
Jackson, Miss- James and Amelia were the most popular names in the state for baby boys and girls born in 2025, respectively, according to the Mississippi State Department of Health’s Office of Vital Records and Public Health Statistics.
The Office of Vital Records compiles a list of most popular baby names born to Mississippi residents every year. The counts and rankings are based on provisional birth certificate data.
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Garden follies
By Felder Rushing
This is the week where I usually do my annual Felder Fesses Up, in which I chronicle my previous year’s garden follies and foibles. But it wasn’t so bad after all.
Mostly, in my attempt to reduce garden chores to accommodate my aging old bones, I dug up scattered flower beds and planters, leaving just a handful I can easily manage and still get a good “color echo” vibe. I rogued out a bunch of nandina, pulled piles of Virginia creeper and Asiatic jasmine, and spread a lot of mulch.
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Dixie National Livestock Shows to Kick Off with Cutting Horse Show
STATE FAIRGROUNDS, Miss. – The 61st Dixie National Livestock Show and Rodeo will return to Jackson in the new year with an all-American emphasis in honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson invites the public to attend the multiple livestock and equine shows scheduled to take place ahead of the Dixie National Rodeo, starting with the Southern Cutting Horse Futurity on Friday, January 2, 2026.
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Ring in the New Year with sober driving
JACKSON, MISS. – 2026 is almost here, and the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) is announcing its New Year’s resolution: No driving under the influence.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CAPTAIN CRISS M. TURNIPSEED
December 29, 2025 CONTACT: cturnipseed@dps.ms.gov
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY TRAVEL PERIOD 2025
(CONCLUSION)
Jackson, Miss. – The Mississippi Highway Patrol (MHP) concluded the 2025 Christmas Holiday Travel Period on Friday, December 26th at midnight. The period began on Tuesday, December 23rd at 6 a.m.
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Ole Miss Program Aims to Educate Next Generation of the Space Economy
Global, online degree focuses on commercial realities shaping the future space economy
OXFORD, Miss. – The University of Mississippi School of Law is launching a new master's degree program for fall 2026 that is open to everyone across the galaxy.
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Mississippi Public Service Commissioners Host Energy Workforce & Education Summit
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MPB changing programming
JACKSON, Miss. | December 23, 2025 -- Mississippi Public Broadcasting (MPB) is introducing a new radio schedule beginning January 5, 2026 that expands its music programming, adds new locally produced shows, and creates a clearer, more consistent listening experience for audiences across the state.
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From the University of Mississippi Medical Center Office of Communications and Marketing
GLP-1 drugs among an array of tools to manage weight goals
JACKSON, Miss. – Drugs initially approved for diabetes are now an accepted part of fighting obesity and could soon become cheaper for eligible patients.
Still, experts stress the multifaceted meds are but one piece of a larger puzzle for managing one’s weight.
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Oh, come now. That’s only one out. Patrick Taylor has a whole batting order to face. He claims Trump is out with three strikes. (“Trump Has Not Met Expectations of His Supporters,” Northside Sun 12/12/26). OK, but we’re in only the second inning. I’m more than pleased with Trump’s performance after months and it’s a lot better than I thought it would be. There are inaccuracies coming out of Taylor’s hand and sloppy conflation of fact with fiction. Now Taylor is out of strikes and is beginning to throw only balls. My diagnosis: a debilitating case of TDS.
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On Wednesday, November 12th, 2025, I attended a breakfast at the Hilton Hotel on County Line Road. It was sponsored by the Jackson Greater Chamber with Mississippi Senator Cindy Hyde Smith being the keynote speaker.
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After a parent dies, children commonly wish they had asked more questions about their family’s history. Anyone who has ever had that wish would find Christine Kuehn’s new book, Family of Spies, more than just interesting.
In her case the questions came late in her father’s life. And, as it turned out, they were not just about her father’s fighting on Okinawa, the Japanese island where, at age 19, he survived a 1945 battle in which 12,000 Americans were killed. All he would say about that was that he was glad he survived.
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Just recently I learned of a Mississippi float in the Tournament of Roses Parade.
That was exciting news, for all of us and especially for me.
I was fortunate to be a volunteer in Pat Frascogna’s project of a float in the parade on
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