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Reloaded Rebels look to defend region title

By Stan Caldwell Dispatch Correspondent The Richton boys kicked off what they hope is another strong basketball season in proper fashion, getting past Jefferson Davis County 70-65 last weekend in the Warrior Classic at Warrior Gym on the campus of Oak Grove High School. It was the kind of start to the season that makes…

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Rebels kick off region play with big win over Resurrection

By Stan Caldwell Dispatch Correspondent RICHTON – B.J. Brown doesn’t have a high profile among running backs in Mississippi, but if he keeps playing like he did against Resurrection Friday night, that could change. The compact senior for the Rebels gashed the Eagles for three big running plays that led Richton to a 28-7 victory…

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Several local businesses raided as part of multi-county probe into illegal drug sales, other criminal activity.

From Staff Reports Law enforcement officials converged on three Perry County businesses early Thursday morning as part of a multi-county operation focusing on the alleged sale of unapproved and dangerous products to the public, including minors. According to Perry County Sheriff, the operation involving federal, state and local officials originated from an investigation launched in…

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… Spruce-Up on Aisle 1 …

Shoppers at Greer’s grocery store in Beaumont will notice a lot of extra activity at the store this week as a team of employees from other Greer’s locations have converged on the site to assist with a storewide ‘reset and refresh’. Included in the makeover is the introduction of Eletronic Shelf Labels (ESL) which can…

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Jail docket shows 20 arrests listed in county over past

From Staff Reports __________ The Perry County Jail Docket shows 20 people arrested July 16-23. Public records indicate those arrested and their charges as follows: James Mills, 24, of Richton, was arrested for stalking, repeatedly following, harassing and making a threat. William Jquan Jones, 28, of Brooklyn, was arrested for simple assault and domestic violence.…

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Federal district judge in Mississippi temporarily blocks state’s new DEI ban

By DEVNA BOSE and TAYLOR VANCE Mississippi Today __________ A federal judge has temporarily paused enforcement of the state law that prohibits diversity, equity and inclusion programs from Mississippi public schools and universities. U.S. District Judge Henry Wingate on Sunday approved the request for a temporary restraining order sought by a coalition of civil rights and legal…

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