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Mary Elizabeth Thrasher Knight

Fri,02/10/17-4:58PM, 13,342 Reads
Mary Elizabeth Thrasher Kight, 92 years, 89 days, of Yazoo City passed away at her daughters's residence in Pearl Friday, February 9, 2017. She worked most of her adult life for E&W Manufacturing in Yazoo City and was a member of First Baptist Church.
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A Surprise Proposal

Wed,10/19/16-9:02AM, 13,327 Reads

Manchester Academy assistant football coach Kyle Wever surprised Jessica Noble Friday by asking her to marry him on the field where he was once a star running back for the Mavericks. The large homecoming crowd roared with approval when Noble accepted.
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Suspect charged in 2019 murder of Nathan Smith

Wed,07/08/20-2:45PM, 13,327 Reads
An accused murderer is behind bars after a tip from a concerned citizen led police officers to his whereabouts this week.
Desmond Robinson was charged with murder in connection with a Yazoo City homicide from October of 2019.
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Express Grain Terminal's assets, including its storage and processing facility in Greenwood, fetched less than $26 million during Friday's bankruptcy court auction, The Taxpayers Channel is reporting. (By Susan Montgomery)

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Report: UMB Bank wins bidding for Express Grain's assets

By TIM KALICH TIM KALICH - Greenwood Commonwealth
Sat,02/26/22-4:38PM, 13,327 Reads 372,179 Statewide
Express Grain Terminals LLC’s largest creditor, UMB Bank, was the highest bidder for the bankrupt company’s assets, The Taxpayers Channel is reporting.
Citing unnamed sources who observed the auction, the news outlet said UMB’s bid was close to $26 million, a fraction of the more than
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Randy Roe

Thu,09/20/18-8:57AM, 13,323 Reads
Randall Edward “Randy” Roe, 60, of Yazoo City passed away Tuesday, September 18, 2018 at The Baptist Memorial Mississippi Baptist Medical Center in Jackson.
Services will be Friday, September 21 at First Baptist Church with visitation starting at 11 a.m. until the 1 p.m. memorial service with Rev. Clint Ritchie officiating.
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Richard Jennings "Cat Daddy" Moore

Tue,10/16/18-4:21PM, 13,312 Reads
Richard Jennings “Cat Daddy” Moore, 53, of the Phoenix community in Yazoo County passed away at his residence on Saturday, October 13, 2018.
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The Pfizer-BioNtech covid vaccinations are prepared for injection. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today

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Mississippi has returned or rejected nearly 872,000 COVID-19 vaccines due to low demand

By WILL STRIBLING - MISSISSIPPI TODAY WILL STRIBLING - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Mon,06/07/21-5:44PM, 13,307 Reads 115,578 Statewide
Due to the low demand for COVID-19 vaccines in Mississippi, the state has returned 871,950 of the doses it was allocated to the federal vaccine pool, sent them to other states or rejected the federal allotment.
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Thomas C. Dunn

Wed,09/05/18-4:01PM, 13,303 Reads
Thomas C. Dunn, 92, of Fulton, Mississippi, passed away Sunday, September 2, 2018 at The Courtyard Nursing Home in Fulton. He was of the Baptist faith and a retired farmer.
He was preceded in death by a daughter, Cathy Harden.
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Indianola Native Named Reeves Policy Director

Tue,01/05/21-4:40PM, 13,280 Reads 179,796 Statewide
Indianola native Anne Hall Brashier has been named Gov. Tate Reeves’ policy director.
Reeves made the announcement Tuesday afternoon.
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Opinion: Debtors’ prisons alive and well in Mississippi

By WYATT EMMERICH WYATT EMMERICH
Sat,02/13/21-8:50AM, 13,221 Reads 188,140 Statewide
There is increasing political movement toward introducing less punishment and more rehabilitation into the Mississippi criminal justice system.
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