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Kirk Academy JV downs Oak Hill Academy 34-6
By CHUCK HATHCOCK - Sports Editor
Thu,09/11/25-4:00PM , 1,389 Reads
The Kirk Academy Junior Varsity and Pee Wee Raiders opened their seasons at home last Thursday against rival Oak Hill game with three games.

It was a sweep as the A-team won a 24-0 decision followed the B-team winning a 14-0 decision. The JV Raiders closed the night with a 34-6 victory.

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Grenada High School junior running back Malik Taylor, 10, heads outside a block from lineman Quan Bland during last Friday’s win at Winona.

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GHS Chargers hold off Winona Tigers, 34-14
By CHUCK HATHCOCK - Sports Editor
Thu,09/11/25-3:40PM , 1,471 Reads
Being the defending state champions means to expect to get everyone’s best shot every week. The Grenada Chargers got just that from Class 3A rival Winona High School last Friday night at Tiger Field in Winona.
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DEI, campus culture wars spark early battle between likely GOP rivals for governor in Mississippi
By MICHAEL GOLDBERG - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Thu,09/11/25-2:02PM , 446 Reads 11,596 Statewide
Universities remain at the center of America’s culture wars and a central target of the Trump administration’s use of executive power, setting the stage for campus life to further bleed into Mississippi politics.
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Legislators to consider another round of teacher, assistant teacher pay raises
By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Thu,09/11/25-12:12PM , 291 Reads 6,973 Statewide
A report from the State Auditor noted the need to raise assistant teacher pay and cut administrative costs.

A recent report from Mississippi State Auditor Shad White is shedding light once again on teacher and assistant teacher pay as funds used for administrative purposes remain high.
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