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Journalist, seventh-generation Mississippian, rabid MSU fan, husband and father
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K.T. Robbins a true ‘Yankee Doodle Dandy’

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By Robert Lee Long
| DeSoto Times-Tribune Verified
K.T. Robbins is a true “Yankee Doodle Dandy,” who, as the lyrics in George M. Cohan’s tune proclaim, was “born on the Fourth of July.” Indeed, Robbins was not only born on the nation’s birthday, but his blessed birth occurred 105 years ago. “I told K.T., America is celebrating its 250th birthday and you have lived 105 years of that,” said neighbor and close friend Linda Tosh. Tosh has lived next door to Robbins for about 35 years and is a sort of adoptive daughter.
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DeSoto Foundation to meet

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By Robert Lee Long
| DeSoto Times-Tribune Verified
The future renovation and expansion plans of the DeSoto County Museum will be on tap at the Annual Meeting of The Historic DeSoto Foundation , the founding and parent organization of the DeSoto County Museum. The meeting is set for Thursday April 16 at 6 p.m. at Iglesias Gracia Internacionale Church next door, formerly the Old Presbyterian Church. Light refreshments will be served.
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Favorite Delaware spots for after‑work walks as extra daylight returns

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By Robert Lee Long
| Delaware Online Verified
April 3, 2026, 5:41 a.m. ET Many years ago, an editor handed me an assignment for a story on daylight saving time. I’ll be honest – it felt more like a punishment than a real news story. It was a topic I’d never given much thought to, and I had zero interest in it. After a little sulking, I decided to embrace the challenge and see if I could find a story worth telling. That’s when I met a group of people for whom the annual spring clock change was truly life‑altering.
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