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Gold Coast wants expert testimony on pipe damage in Brandon lawsuit thrown out
Gold Coast wants expert testimony on pipe damage in Brandon lawsuit thrown out Attorneys for Gold Coast Commodities want the testimony of an engineer thrown out in the city of Brandon's lawsuit against the chemical company that alleges damage to the city's sewer system. The brief, filed on July 28 in Rankin County Circuit Court, wants the testimony of engineer Nathan Husman excluded from the record.
Opinion: Bennie Thompson leads investigation
Opinion: Bennie Thompson leads investigation It’s yet to be seen what will come out of the House investigation into the Jan. 6 insurrection at the nation’s Capitol. There’s one near certainty, however. The proceedings are going to substantially raise the national profile of Mississippi Congressman Bennie Thompson. It may surprise some of the Democratic congressman’s longtime critics in his home state, but Thompson has acquired a reputation in Washington of being a bridge builder.
Editorial: Hosemann’s fair surprise
Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann Editorial: Hosemann’s fair surprise Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann set a surprising goal for the 2022 legislative session with a single sentence in his speech last Wednesday at the Neshoba County Fair. “The time for simply saying ‘no’ to our options for working Mississippians has passed,” Hosemann said. Though he didn’t say so directly, the lieutenant governor only could have been referring to Mississippi’s steadfast refusal to consider expansion of its Medicaid program.
Back to Class: Northside students preparing for the return to school for the 2021-2022 session
August is here and it’s time to bring out the backpacks, buy school supplies and get students ready for the first day of class. Most schools in the area will welcome students for the fall semester and the first day of class on Aug. 9. At Christ Covenant School in Ridgeland, students are scheduled to return for a half day of classes on Aug. 9. Meet the Teacher is scheduled on Aug.
Opinion: Gripping new book about KKK
Although Curtis Wilkie’s new book is mostly about the Ku Klux Klan in Jones and Forrest counties in the 1960s, Pike County and a well-known Klansman of the McComb area are included. Wilkie, who grew up in Summit and went on to become a nationally-known journalist and author, is gifted at turning research and interviews into highly readable narratives, and this book is no exception.
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