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Officer pleads with public to slow down, arrive alive
By Poplarville Police Officer Charles Kelly Early on the morning of March 10, 2021, I stopped a college student for speeding (73 in a 55) ... Read more
5 myths about palliative medicine
By: Addy Reine, M.D. You may have heard some buzz about palliative medicine lately, but there’s still a lot of confusion about what this medical ... Read more
Mississippi’s first tornadoes of 2021
By Skip Rigney After a slow start, Mississippi’s 2021 tornado season came to life Wednesday when five twisters hit the state. These were the first ... Read more
Hearts in Touch
By Ronny Michel I had never been to Ethel, Louisiana, and the three family members who accompanied me to attend a family wedding there may ... Read more
Ask Rusty – Does Paying FICA Tax Now Increase My Benefit?
Dear Rusty: If a person retires at age sixty-six and continues to work full time, Social Security taxes are still taken out of his weekly paycheck. ... Read more
Changes in daylight, manmade and natural
By Skip Rigney Daylight savings time begins this Sunday, March 14th. Of course, no daylight will be saved. The amount of daylight tomorrow will be ... Read more
Dealing with a smelly situation
By Jan Miller Penton Sniff, sniff. Hmmm, I wonder what that sour smell in the closet is? I know. I have some Fabreeze somewhere. I ... Read more
What is the answer to the state of things
By Jan Miller Penton The rain beat down on the roof, and the March wind howled giving the early blooming bulbs a good soaking all ... Read more
Tornadoes scarce to begin 2021
By Skip Rigney The National Weather Service’s office in Jackson reported this week that there were no tornadoes in Mississippi during January or February of ... Read more
Ending February on a warm note
By Skip Rigney Friday was the first time since the second week of November that temperatures in Pearl River County came close to 80 degrees. ... Read more