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Local Justice: Senatobia’s police chief Harold Vanderford was fired after reports of racist text messages, but civil rights attorney Ben Crump says the family of 1-year-old Kohen Wiley still needs answers and body-cam footage. Education Snapshot: Chickasaw County schools show 46.7% Black or African American enrollment in 2024-25, down 3.5% from the prior year. Arts & Culture: Jackson jazz legend Cassandra Wilson died at 70, leaving a legacy of breaking genre stereotypes. Community & Faith: Here’s this week’s lineup of religious gatherings across South Central Mississippi and the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Health & Safety: A new analysis finds alcohol-attributable cancer deaths in the U.S. doubled since 1990, with liver cancer leading the burden. Sports & Local Life: A look at how serious high school sports injuries can follow athletes long after the season ends. Food & Fun: Snoop Dogg’s Dr. Bombay is hiring an “international ice cream taster” for a three-month, $30,000 gig. Obituaries: Funeral details released for Marcus W. McDonald, a former Magnolia High basketball star and KATV chief photographer.

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Aug. 24, 2026

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Sep. 3, 2026

Mississippi Launches UPSKILL Grant for Adult   Education, Training for In-Demand Careers

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Mississippi Writers Trail Marker Honors Scholar and Author Noel Polk

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Governor Reeves Announces Dr. Daniel “Deano” Harrison as Director of the Mississippi Office of Apprenticeship

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