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EDITORIAL: You have to start somewhere
We applaud the Houston City Aldermen for seeking a $1 million bond to fix city streets.
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Letter to the Editor
In the past few weeks, there have been some problems with a teacher and bus driver.
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EDITORIAL: Happy birthday Franklin Corp.
The company has over 1,100 employees and an annual payroll of $40 million. As the story says, that money buys a lot of milk, blue jeans, houses and cars across Chickasaw County and Northeast Missi...
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FLOYD INGRAM: Shake a man's hand, but watch his feet
I didn’t start wearing cowboy boots until later in life.
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Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Chickasaw Journal editor.
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EDITORIAL: News you can use
Events in Okolona this past week grabbed headlines across the region and the state.
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MATTHEW ARCHER: Learning about home around the world
Well, it’s been two months since I got back from my semester abroad in Shanghai, PR China, and I would by lying if I said I don’t miss it, at least just a little.
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BILLY MCCORD: As I see it
I have enjoyed the nicer weather this week. The sun and warmer temperatures were wonderful.
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EDITORIAL: Okolona citizens should focus on students
by Chickasaw Journal
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The Mississippi Department of Education’s Commission on School Accreditation met Monday to discuss whether an emergency exists affecting the “safety, security or educational interests” of Okolona s...
OPINION: Toyota news hits home; 1st District revs up
by Lloyd Gray/NEMS Daily Journal
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Toyota’s recent troubles have grabbed headlines everywhere, and it’s a case where a major international news story is loaded with local interest and implications.
OPINION: In Mississippi, death isn’t confined to the old or the casket
by Sonny Scott
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When a young person dies, the funeral home will be swamped with mourners.
OPINION: Thoughts to chew on
by Betty Brown
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Are you hungry right now?
OPINION: American History Month
by Betty Atkinson
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United States Army General, George Patton, was an avid student of history who believed that a knowledge of the past is critical to success in the future.
As I See It
by Billy McCord
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One of the most frequent questions people ask me about this column is, “How do you think of so much to write about every week?”
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People react after a tsunami alert in Talcahuano, Chile, Thursday, March 11, 2010. Several aftershocks from last Feb. 27 earthquake rocked the country as President Sebastian Pinera was sworn into office. Pinera urged coastal residents to move to higher ground.(AP Photo/Silvia Izquierdo)AP - A series of strong aftershocks from last month's devastating quake rocked Chile on Thursday as a new president was sworn into office and immediately urged coastal residents to move to higher ground in case of a tsunami.


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A riot police officer tries try to avoid a petrol bomb, during clashes in central Athens, Thursday, March 11, 2010. Savage street clashes erupted between rioting youths and police in central Athens as more than 30,000 people demonstrated during a nationwide strike against the cash-strapped government's austerity measures. Hundreds of masked and hooded youths punched and kicked motorcycle police, knocking several off their bikes, as riot police fired volleys of tear has and stun grenades to disperse the rioters. (AP Photo/Thanassis Stavrakis)AP - Clashes between riot police and rock-throwing, masked youths broke out during a demonstration Thursday in central Athens by tens of thousands of striking workers protesting austerity measures that the Greek government has said it has no choice but to implement.


Thu Mar 11 14:59:48 -0600 2010

Electoral workers sort through ballots cast in the national election in Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Iraqi and UN officials say the first results from this week's parliamentary elections will likely be released on Thursday. (AP Photo/Karim Kadim)AP - Partial vote results in Iraq's historic election released Thursday showed a tight contest between the nation's prime minister and a secular challenger during a chaotic count that was marred by accusations of fraud.


Thu Mar 11 12:53:39 -0600 2010

Students make their way to Keplero's high school in Rome, Thursday, March 11, 2010. The high school has incurred the ire of the Catholic Church after its decision to install condom-vending machines for students. Cardinal Agostino Vallini, the pope's vicar for Rome, has criticized the decision as trivializing sex, while the Italian bishops' newspaper said Thursday, March 11, 2010 that sex was being reduced to 'mere physical exercise.' The Keplero high school said it would go ahead with its plan to install six vending machines as part of its efforts to educate students in sexuality and HIV protection. The Vatican opposes artificial contraception. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)AP - The decision by a Rome high school to install condom vending machines has set off a storm in Italy, with the Catholic Church charging the move will encourage young people to have sex and Rome's mayor saying it sends the wrong message.


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