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Need to Know: Affordable health screenings coming to City of Grenada
By STAFF REPORT
Thu,10/06/22-9:22PM , 356 Reads
Residents living in and around the Grenada, Mississippi area can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes, and other chronic, serious conditions with affordable screenings by Life Line Screening. St Peter Catholic Church will host this community event on Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2022.
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Disasters patch over partisan splits
Wed,10/05/22-9:50PM , 686 Reads 28,187 Statewide
Even in this highly partisan era, there are still a few things that will force those in public office to work across the political aisle.
One of those is a natural disaster.
Case in point is the suddenly cooperative tone that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has adopted toward President Joe Biden.
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Editor blindsided by his mother
Tue,10/04/22-7:50AM , 1,514 Reads 53,005 Statewide
Adam Ganucheau, Mississippi Today’s editor-in-chief, should be miffed about being caught blindsided by his mother’s role in a highly controversial scheme to use welfare money to help build a volleyball stadium at the University of Southern Mississippi.
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Opinion: Nevada, lacking prison guards, turns to drones
Mon,10/03/22-5:02PM , 1,360 Reads 53,270 Statewide
Stories from Mississippi prisons are grim, with evidence indicating that in the worst cases, shorthanded staffs have delegated inmate management to gangs. No chance of any problems arising from that cost-cutting idea, right?
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