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By Elijah Klepczyk Sports Columnist SEC football this year could be summed up in one word: chaotic. It has been . . .

By Elijah Klepczyk Emmerich Newspapers STARKVILLE – Mississippi State’s late third‑quarter running‑into‑the‑kicker penalty, right after it finally slowed Alabama’s momentum . . .

Buffington joins race for State Auditor

Buffington joins the open seat race with two candidates who announced earlier this year, former State Rep. Nick Bain and . . .

Salter: Growing calls to suspend or eliminate federal and state gas taxes have consequences

Below is an opinion column by Sid Salter: Federal and state fuel taxes are flat taxes. The current spike in . . .

Competition will lower prices

Politicians, mostly Democrats, talk a great deal about affordability and inflation. Republicans, not so much because policies they and their . . .

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Crimson Tide Drown the Bulldogs 56-23
Thu,10/08/26-2:13PM , 241 Reads 1,946 Statewide
By Elijah Klepczyk

Emmerich Newspapers

STARKVILLE – Mississippi State’s late third‑quarter running‑into‑the‑kicker penalty, right after it finally slowed Alabama’s momentum, told the story of a 56‑23 loss. Almost nothing broke the Bulldogs’ way.
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SEC Football is Confusing
Thu,10/08/26-2:09PM , 222 Reads 1,598 Statewide
By Elijah Klepczyk

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SEC football this year could be summed up in one word: chaotic. It has been very difficult to get a read on most of the 16 teams – one week they look like a million bucks, and then next week not so much.
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Rebels Aim To Get Back On Track
Thu,10/08/26-2:04PM , 204 Reads 1,684 Statewide
By Elijah Klepczyk

Emmerich Newspapers

Ole Miss football is back in action this week, as it will travel to Nashville for the second time this season, this time to take on the Vanderbilt Commodores.
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Madeleine Baran, left, the host and lead reporter of the podcast “In the Dark,” interviews Curtis Giovanni Flowers for the first time since his murder charges were dropped in October 2020. The podcast, which highlighted the many missteps throughout Flowers’ case, has been downloaded more than 40 million times.

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Curtis Giovanni Flowers, wrongly imprisoned, enduring six trials, dead at 56
By TAYLOR VANCE - Mississippi Today
Wed,10/07/26-6:12PM , 839 Reads 14,454 Statewide
Curtis Giovanni Flowers, a Black man whose six trials for murder in Mississippi became a landmark case for racial bias in jury selection, has died, according to the Montgomery County coroner.
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Crimson Tide Drown the Bulldogs 56-23

By Elijah Klepczyk

Emmerich Newspapers

STARKVILLE – Mississippi State’s late third‑quarter running‑into‑the‑kicker penalty, right after it finally slowed Alabama’s momentum, told the story of a 56‑23 loss. Almost nothing broke the Bulldogs’ way.