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Tax cuts aren’t now or never
By TIM KALICH - Greenwood Commonwealth
Fri,03/18/22-6:40PM , 4,938 Reads 409,768 Statewide
Maybe Philip Gunn was just being theatrical this past week when Mississippi’s speaker of the House said it was now or never to pass sweeping tax cuts.
The statement — “This is the opportunity to do something right now that we will never have again in our lifetimes” — was farcical, though.
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Medicaid is also pro-life
By TIM KALICH - Greenwood Commonwealth
Fri,03/11/22-8:06PM , 4,582 Reads 414,179 Statewide
Critics of pro-life politicians in Mississippi say the legislators and state officials who oppose abortion are a whole lot more interested in what happens before a child is born than after it.
House Speaker Philip Gunn and his lieutenants certainly give credence to that allegation.
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All aboard C&G Rail Trail
By TIM KALICH - Greenwood Commonwealth
Fri,03/04/22-6:00PM , 5,260 Reads 24,537 Statewide
When Wilson Carroll first floated the idea 14 years ago of turning the old C&G Railway line into a bike trail, it was a good idea.
Nothing has happened in the time since other than to strengthen the Greenwood native’s pitch.
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Wilson Carroll, second from right, speaks Tuesday to some of those who heard his update to the Greenwood Rotary Club about his longstanding proposal to convert the old Columbus & Greenville railroad line into a biking and hiking trail between Greenwood and West Point. From left are Hank Hargrove, North Carrollton Mayor Ken Strachan and Greenwood Mayor Carolyn McAdams. (By Tim Kalich)

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‘Rails to trails’ idea still alive
By TIM KALICH - Greenwood Commonwealth
Wed,03/02/22-7:50AM , 11,734 Reads 13,178 Statewide
For 14 years, Wilson Carroll has been advocating for converting the 92-mile stretch of closed railroad line between his Greenwood hometown and West Point into a biking and hiking trail.
The attorney and Carroll County landowner says the idea is closer to fruition now than it ever has been.
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