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Mistaken for a hurricane refugee

By CHRISTOPHER REVES CHRISTOPHER REVES
Wed,04/02/25-9:16PM, 1,659 Reads 24,330 Statewide
Hurricane Katrina, in 2005, made refugees out of my in-laws. The forecasters were calling it the second coming of Hurricane Camille, the 1969 cataclysm that destroyed much of the Mississippi coast. My relatives live inland, far enough inland that they routinely rode out even the larger storms.
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Ostrander needs deep pitching staffs to take Golden Eagles to new heights

By PARRISH ALFORD - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE PARRISH ALFORD - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Mon,05/12/25-11:12AM, 1,658 Reads 24,951 Statewide
Southern Miss extended its win streak to 12 games in its weekend SunBelt Conference sweep of Louisiana-Lafayette.
While Mississippi State and Ole Miss continue their restoration projects, baseball season has been rinse and repeat for Southern Miss.
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Kirk Academy recognizes seniors

The Kirk Academy softball program recently honored its seniors prior to its final home game with West Memphis (Ark.). They are, from left, Cecile Brister, Camryn Allbritton and Lylah Kate Burnett. Kirk will be in the North AAA Tourney Saturday.

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Raiderettes finish tied for District 1 championship

By CHUCK HATHCOCK CHUCK HATHCOCK - Sports Editor
Thu,09/25/25-1:30PM, 1,658 Reads
After struggling with errors in two losses, the Kirk Academy Raiderettes bounced back with two straight wins as they went 3-2 in games over the past three weeks.
On Sept. 3, Kirk had two critical errors leading to a 5-4 walk off loss at Manchester Academy in Yazoo City. On
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Big Run

Grenada High School senior quarterback Brayden Trusty breaks into the open field for a big gain during last Friday’s Class 6A State Playoffs at Ridgeland.

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Titans edge Chargers 35-28 in Class 6A first round

By ADAM PRESTRIDGE ADAM PRESTRIDGE - Publisher
Thu,11/20/25-3:45PM, 1,652 Reads
Football is a game of inches.
One foot — 12 inches — proved to be the difference in Grenada High School earning one more chance to extend its season in the first round of the Mississippi High School Activities Association’s Class 6A State Playoffs last Friday night in Ridgeland.
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Mistaken for a hurricane refugee

Ostrander needs deep pitching staffs to take Golden Eagles to new heights

Raiderettes finish tied for District 1 championship

Titans edge Chargers 35-28 in Class 6A first round

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