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University of Mississippi Medical Center clinics will remain closed through Wednesday, as work to ensure a safe network environment continues . . .

Cox: Why I am for all students, not just those in my public schools

Below is an opinion column by Laurie Cox: Communities flourish when all their children can learn in an environment well-suited . . .

Ole Miss Public Health Professor Named W.K. Kellogg Fellow

Ole Miss Public Health Professor Named W.K. Kellogg Fellow Tess Johnson to build leadership capacity while advancing youth mental health . . .

Lawmakers want to end the need for envelopes when voting absentee

How they get there is up for debate, as competing bills have been offered in the House and Senate. The . . .

Valley teams sweep Texas Southern on Senior Day

Michael James, a transfer from Meridian Community College and product of H.W. Byers High School in Byhalia, has emerged as . . .

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High expectations met as Lady Eagles begin softball season
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Holmes CC President's, Dean's Lists include local students
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Grant Brings 29 New Trees to Ole Miss
Mon,02/23/26-3:26PM , 65 Reads 189 Statewide
Grant Brings 29 New Trees to Ole Miss

Mississippi Forestry Commission Grant restores campus tree life

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John Davis, former Mississippi Department of Human Services director, heads to the Thad Cochran United States Courthouse, Monday, Feb. 23, 2026, in Jackson. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today

In trial of ex-wrestler, Mississippi’s former welfare director testifies about appeasing politicians, trying ‘my very best’

A former adviser to President Donald Trump took his first stab Monday at questioning Mississippi’s former welfare director, the federal government’s star witness in an ongoing trial of a former pro wrestler accused of theft.